Title: Bad Boy. Bad, Bad Boy
Product review: Being the East Coast fanatic that I am. (Hey, even 2Pac was from Brooklyn. Give it up.) And the serious Bad Boy lover that i am, i had to buy this LP the day it was released. I wish i hadn't. There were some really good tracks, such as Reverse, which blended the raw talent of the now incarcerated Shyne and the Dangerous Neck Breakah Busta Rhymes, with the added bonus of Cee-Lo and G-Dep, Sauce Money and others, and the somewhat acclaimed single P.E. 2000, and of course, the Gangsta...track which contained excerpts from Scarface. But the rest of the album was all filler and no thriller. Puffy just couldn't live up to the expectations he'd set for himself after the pretty much all raw talent we saw on No Way Out. The sophmore jitters claim yet another MC. Sorry Puff. The Verdict's In: This LP should've never seen the light of day.
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