.. :: The Crayziest Rapper Alive :: ..

Busta Rhymes was always thus known for garish outfits, crazy rhymes and songs already getting used to since his debut "The Coming". This fact runs until today un eventually thus until his 4th studio album "Anarchy" like a red thread through his career. As the cover suggests, here to anticipate a bleak, profound album. This is true but only partly. But one thing is definitely true that Bustas shrill style is still made of worn and oblique. But he has also evolved audibly why the album is also called the "Anarchy". Together with DJ Scratch and Swizz Beats him is thus a good, if not managed his best album. Guests, among others, Jay-Z, DMX, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Lenny Kravitz and former Roc-A-Fella squallers MOP were invited to the studio. Although the album with 22 songs has become for me personally too long, most of the tracks can convince yet. With so many good songs can then be quiet times release an album in epic length. But even here, in terms of samples and beats everything remains the same, what is called "Hate It Or Love It". "Make Noise" would mention this as an example. Busta raps how it knows a funky rather rock beat with good support from Lenny Kravitz. Produced was the way of Rockwilder. A track of just plain fun. "Ready For War (feat. MOP)" is a good, though not necessarily herrausragender track. MOP act partially paralyzed, but Busta saves the track. But with "A Trip Out Of Town" a real masterpiece on the album is even available. Lyrically and beat Technically a masterpiece. Busta raps aggressively than ever and shows that the idea to him are far from being understood. "C'mon All My Niggaz, C'mon All My Bitches", however, is again a typical Busta Rhymes Track. Freaky puns as one would expect. "Show Me What You Got" is the complete opposite compared to the other numbers. Rather chillig breathed at a at a Jay Dee production. Thus, this album is definitely highly recommended, especially for fans of Busta Rhymes by a veritable feast.