There's Only One Year Left!!! (Intro) - Busta Rhymes,
Everybody Rise - Busta Rhymes, Camon, D.
Where We Are About to Take It - Busta Rhymes, Hyman, Dick
Extinction Level Event (The Song of Salvation) - Busta Rhymes, Lamb, Dominick
Tear da Roof Off - Busta Rhymes, Dean, Kasseem
Against All Odds - Busta Rhymes, Fisher, Rashia
Just Give It to Me Raw - Busta Rhymes, Dean, Kasseem
Do It to Death - Busta Rhymes, Smith, Trevor
Keepin' It Tight - Busta Rhymes, Colon, A.Dermer, L.
Gimme Some More - Busta Rhymes, Smith, Trevor
Iz They Wildin Wit Us & Gettin Rowdy Wit Us? - Busta Rhymes, Allamby, Darrell "D
Party Is Goin' on over Here - Busta Rhymes, Smith, Trevor
Do the Bus a Bus - Busta Rhymes, Simmons, Russell
Take It Off - Busta Rhymes, Browder, S. Jr.
What's It Gonna Be - Busta Rhymes, Allamby, Darrell "D
Hot Shit Makin' Ya Bounce - Busta Rhymes, Angelettie, Deric
What the Fuck You Want!! - Busta Rhymes, Kirkland, J.
This Means War!! - Busta Rhymes, Anderson, E.
Burial Song (Outro) - Busta Rhymes, Smith, Trevor
He's one of the most distinctive MCs around--he's taller, has funkier dreads, has great taste in samples (the Knight Rider theme), has a sense of history ("Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check" comes right from the Sugarhill Gan... more »g), and ooh, that growl. Ever since his days in Leaders of the New School--let's trace it back to his contribution to A Tribe Called Quest's classic posse cut "Scenario"--Busta's brought something special to the party. It's all there on Extinction Level Event: there's the Armageddon concept, the guest stars (Janet Jackson, Mystikal, Ozzy Osbourne), and a great soundscape to frame Busta's raps. Still, it feels like something's missing: there's no huge standout hit; the production, in the hands of someone like Timbaland, could be even better; and Busta's raps often feel like he's relying more on that voice rather than writing anything new. But it's hard to fault someone who, even with all his success, includes a skit where the B-boy gets reprimanded with the line, "Look, you played-out player, I don't need you--I got a vibrator." --Randy Silver« less
He's one of the most distinctive MCs around--he's taller, has funkier dreads, has great taste in samples (the Knight Rider theme), has a sense of history ("Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check" comes right from the Sugarhill Gang), and ooh, that growl. Ever since his days in Leaders of the New School--let's trace it back to his contribution to A Tribe Called Quest's classic posse cut "Scenario"--Busta's brought something special to the party. It's all there on Extinction Level Event: there's the Armageddon concept, the guest stars (Janet Jackson, Mystikal, Ozzy Osbourne), and a great soundscape to frame Busta's raps. Still, it feels like something's missing: there's no huge standout hit; the production, in the hands of someone like Timbaland, could be even better; and Busta's raps often feel like he's relying more on that voice rather than writing anything new. But it's hard to fault someone who, even with all his success, includes a skit where the B-boy gets reprimanded with the line, "Look, you played-out player, I don't need you--I got a vibrator." --Randy Silver