Words By Prop Jay
This is the non-steroid, long-haired, crazy Busta I want back.
Busta’s new joint, Back On My B.S, wasn’t my style. His crazy ass flow, hyped with energy and passion, was all I and many of his fans ever wanted. Now what he unsuccessfully strives for more often is a deep monotone flow in large does that only Busta seems to enjoy. None the less, he still gets a pass and a soundcheck to hear what he has to offer because of his prior accomplishments.
What I found was “Decision,” a certified heatrock produced by Dre and Mr. Porter. Busta brings considerable back up in tow with Common, Mary J, John Legend and the man who got a hand job from Halle Berry. Dre’s signature piano, looped in with a deep bass line. The beat is matched with a smooth hook by faultless artists Mary J. and Mr. Foxx, putting this track on repeat status. Rounding out the appearances, we’re blessed with the presence of a revived Common who gracefully grants us lyrics that can only remind you of one of his timeless classics, making “Decision” one of the few worthwhile tracks off of Busta’s major B.O.M.B.
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Download — Busta Rhymes Feat. Jamie Foxx, Mary J. Blige, John Legend & Common – “Decision”
Previously Posted — “Give ‘Em What They Askin’ For” – Review of Busta Rhymes’ Back On My B.S
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That track Don’t Touch Me (throw the water on em) he did last year had the sickest, most mind boggling rapid fire rhyme pattern I’ve ever heard, – that’s the Busta I want to hear because there’s not a single emcee out that could do that track justice like he can. The BOMB LP had no tracks of that calibre on there and was full of directionless half baked shit and a toilet full of piss weak guest artists in a desperate attempt to appeal to every demographic and ultimately satisfy none.
*exhales*
^ what he said.
Decision is a gem on this piece of shit album.I can say this because I’m a Busta Rhymes fan.
“putting this track on repeat status. ”
Having to listen to this on repeat would be torture for me but its proof that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.
yeah this was one of my least fav of bustas… i waz really praying for fire but instead i gotta cold shower
Any body got an instrumental?
DK said it best, don’t touch me was an ill ass track.
Back on my bullshit <<<<<<<<< I bullshit u not mixtape…
mixtapes are ALWAYS better than the albums. I just don’t get why there’s so much hate for B.O.M.B. The album was straight. Too many of y’all want an artist to stay stuck in the era in which they started in the game. There’s this thing called GROWTH that so many “hip hop” fans frown upon. Stop hatin because an artist goes from the “young, dumb, and full of cum” rapper who has so much energy and fire to spew and try appreciatin an artists growth as a man. Busta’s makin music that we GROWN MEN can appreciate.
I got stuck on the thought of getting a Halle Hand Job.
Sorry.