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Thug By Nature
L-Burna
Thug By Nature
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
 
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All Artists: L-Burna
Title: Thug By Nature
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Ruthless (Red)
Original Release Date: 1/1/2001
Re-Release Date: 3/20/2001
Album Type: Explicit Lyrics
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Styles: Gangsta & Hardcore, Pop Rap
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 696998517325, 5099750119723, 696998565722

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Tight album
James Douglass | Pottstown, PA | 05/12/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Layzie Bone did pretty good. He got a lot of hott tracks on this CD, but then there's some flaws in it. The one thing I liked about this album is the production. He had great production. Another thing I like is the intro. It got perhaps one of the hottest intros I ever heard before. The third thing I like about the album, is that between all the Bone singles, Layzie's sounds more like a Bone album. Now the tracks:1. Carole of the Bones: Hott intro. One of the best parts of the Album 2. Battlefield: Just Hott!! A killah beat. L-Burna ripped this song. (( He should've added me to this song. lol. )) 3. Connectin the Plot: I'm not a big WC fan, but this song was chillin. Somethin you should be blastin while you going down the street or somethin. 4. Fear No Man: For some reason I didn't like this song. 5. Time Will Tell: This is one of my favorites. Dekumpozed should of been involved a little more in this song, but this track was still hott. (4th Favorite) 6. (skit) nothing big 7. How Long Will It Last: This is also one of my top favoites (3rd. Favorite)It kind of songs like Frontline Warriors (The Collection Vol. 2) with Layzie doing the background vocals instead of Big B. But they both hott. 8. Dead Musical: Great song. It gotta raw beat to it which I like. Overall, I say this is one of the best songs on the album. 9. ((another skit)) this skit could go well with the next song for a video. 10. There They Go: ((My favorite)) This right here to me is the best song on the album because it's my favorite. The beat is nice. Layzie did his thing. Aaron Hall killed it on the vocal side. He got a little out of hand there but that's what made this track here hott~!! 11. My Ni**az: The hottest beat on this album has to be this one. If this song were longer, itbe the best track on the album. 12. Still the Greatest: At first I didn't get the chorus, but they used Muhammed Ali catch phrases. anywayz, Big Chan ripped it. Layzie did his thing as usual. And Flesh was Flesh. 13. Make My Day: Layzie did a great job on this song. He murdered that beat. 14. Lock-n-Load: The chorus was nice. Layzie did a superb job on this track. He should've featured somebody else like Ken Dawg or Felecia on this track to make it even better. 15. Up Against the Wall: This is a party joint right here. one of the best songs on the album. 16. Thug By Nature: My 2nd favorite song on the album. This song right here is the best song off his album. the beat is hott. Layzie did an excellent job with his lyrics and everything. This is a type of song I listen to when im not in a good mood, this chills me out. 17. Smoke On: The worst smoking song that anybody from Bone ever did. This was the only song I really didn't like. 18. Listen: Great production. The chorus was ok 19. As the Rain: This is a cheerful song. It brings you up when you down. Overall: L-Burna is a success."
Layzie Bone premiers his first official solo album.
Patrick Hingst | Royal Oak, MI | 03/21/2001
(4 out of 5 stars)

"While this is Layzie Bone's (call him L-Burna if you want, but he'll always be Layzie to me) first official solo album, 'Mo Thugs III: The Mothership' was basically a solo effort for Layzie. But, anyways, "Thug By Nature" is a solid outting for the Cleveland native. The opening track "Carole of the Bones" is a great intro. It samples the Christmas classic "Carole of the Bells", I just wish Layzie would have had it as a whole track instead of just an intro. The second track "Battlefield" is also a great song showcasing Layzie's ability to change the pace of his raps. The production on the album is average, many of the tracks sound a lot alike. A DJ U-Neek track would have been nice. In the end, "Thug By Nature" is a good album, but true fans will feel awkward listening to that much Layzie without any of his Bone, Thugs compadres (Flesh does appear on one track). But keep your head up Bone fans. This is the year of Bone. Four solo albums (Bizzy, Layzie, Krayzie, Wish) and one group effort are slated to drop this year. I don't know about you, but I'm look forward to each album."
Layzie delivers an exceptional debut solo album
mothug5230 | NY,NY | 09/18/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)

"When i heard layzie was going to release a solo album I knew it would be off the hook because every other bone thugs solo albums that came out before his were excellent and based on that fact I knew it would be great and I was right from the beginning to the end I was engrossed by the lyrics and beats. I don't care about anything negative said about this album because to me it's an extraordinary solo debut and if you a bone thugs-n-harmony fan I would highly reccomend this album to you. Bone thugs-n-harmony are still proving they are as good on the solo tip as they are as a group and this album shows why."