CHIP MATCH: Bone Thugs-N-Harmony vs. The Wu-Tang Clan
@ this begging
Why don't you recruit the Bone fans forum while you're at it?
It's a reminder if anything. I didn't think to consider stepping into this thread because i'd figure Bone would win out default. Looks like we have a true stable of backpackers who are partial to Wu. Now, while that's fine and dandy as q vast majority of Sohh bi-products/Coli residents are Yorkers.
For us bonafied Bone afficionados, it's easy for us to say, "Yeah, BTNH has the better catalogue."
But on the same token, a lot of it is the nostalgia of going to school and reciting bone lyrics and discussing their albums from 94-00. I was in middle school/high school during this period and they were a HUGE staple in kids walkmans/portable disc players. Wu? Ehhh... you know of them...
But the fascination level of Bone was unprecedented. Even the hoes knew all the artists by name (couldn't say the same about Wu). While you can't deny the hype that was Forever back in June 1997, the universal claim and admiration for bone from Summer 95 - Summer 96 was undeniable.
Ultimately,
The intrigue with bone is that when you listen to them; the beats, the flow, the melody, the harmonies intertwined with the demonic spirituality... the shiit puts you in a satanic thug trance that the naysayers really can't identify with.
The great thing is that i can play Creepin and E. 99 on the deck today and it still hits. That to me! Is the most important. Does the material stand the test of time and still creates the same impact as it did for me before i had my first pubic strands.
Yes it does, my nugs.
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NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
The only member that had an album out before 36 was GZA if I'm not mistaken, and he didn't go by that alias then. They were a group that later branched out.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
regional pride on
It's a reminder if anything. I didn't think to consider stepping into this thread because i'd figure Bone would win out default. Looks like we have a true stable of backpackers who are partial to Wu. Now, while that's fine and dandy as q vast majority of Sohh bi-products/Coli residents are Yorkers.
For us bonafied Bone afficionados, it's easy for us to say, "Yeah, BTNH has the better catalogue."
But on the same token, a lot of it is the nostalgia of going to school and reciting bone lyrics and discussing their albums from 94-00. I was in middle school/high school during this period and they were a HUGE staple in kids walkmans/portable disc players. Wu? Ehhh... you know of them...
But the fascination level of Bone was unprecedented. Even the hoes knew all the artists by name (couldn't say the same about Wu). While you can't deny the hype that was Forever back in June 1997, the universal claim and admiration for bone from Summer 95 - Summer 96 was undeniable.
Ultimately,
The intrigue with bone is that when you listen to them; the beats, the flow, the melody, the harmonies intertwined with the demonic spirituality... the shiit puts you in a satanic thug trance that the naysayers really can't identify with.
The great thing is that i can play Creepin and E. 99 on the deck today and it still hits. That to me! Is the most important. Does the material stand the test of time and still creates the same impact as it did for me before i had my first pubic strands.
Yes it does, my nugs.
.
I agree Bone's music still sounds very fresh, I listened to both groups's catalogues again before doing a final vote. Some of the albums sounded even doper than when I last heard them, was very impressed.
ZEB WALTON
ayo! - BEZ
no ones needs to argue wu tang is better than bone. just truth
I been proving my point for 3x threads. im done when you side step every comment I make.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
honestly, i don't mind if bone loses...this competition (aside from outkast being set up to lose early) pretty much didn't show any surprises. atcq, nwa, epmd, bone, wu, kast, run, and de la...always the goats (i'd add mobb deep in as well)
Whitty Hutton
these posters are TRASH
It's a reminder if anything. I didn't think to consider stepping into this thread because i'd figure Bone would win out default. Looks like we have a true stable of backpackers who are partial to Wu. Now, while that's fine and dandy as q vast majority of Sohh bi-products/Coli residents are Yorkers.
For us bonafied Bone afficionados, it's easy for us to say, "Yeah, BTNH has the better catalogue."
But on the same token, a lot of it is the nostalgia of going to school and reciting bone lyrics and discussing their albums from 94-00. I was in middle school/high school during this period and they were a HUGE staple in kids walkmans/portable disc players. Wu? Ehhh... you know of them...
But the fascination level of Bone was unprecedented. Even the hoes knew all the artists by name (couldn't say the same about Wu). While you can't deny the hype that was Forever back in June 1997, the universal claim and admiration for bone from Summer 95 - Summer 96 was undeniable.
Ultimately,
The intrigue with bone is that when you listen to them; the beats, the flow, the melody, the harmonies intertwined with the demonic spirituality... the shiit puts you in a satanic thug trance that the naysayers really can't identify with.
The great thing is that i can play Creepin and E. 99 on the deck today and it still hits. That to me! Is the most important. Does the material stand the test of time and still creates the same impact as it did for me before i had my first pubic strands.
Yes it does, my nugs.
.
I'm good son....
Big Mel
@bigboss
Bone. The group for kids whose parents were fiends. The group home's favorite wickens.
get Bone all the way the fukk outta here.
Geto Boys > Bone
get Bone all the way the fukk outta here.
Geto Boys > Bone
observe
Banned
they aint gonna lose
@*DalMem*
@Bonefan32
@wild100sboy
@PacMan Jones
@track 1
@61woods
vote for bone
@ the bolded.
ZEB WALTON
ayo! - BEZ
a major part of the wu legacy are songs like Daytona 500, wu gambinos, ice cream, etc and you tried to ignore that which is why you lostevery single comment you make is geared around solo albums breh.
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