he got some crazy beats and other rhymes that sound really good the best song of the cd is they wildin wit us and gettin rowdy with us featuring mystical listen to that joint y'll

1.5(Intro - Very inteligent!)
2.4.5(Good,connect all people in tha world,War Song)
3.4(Cool lyric Busta's,music good to freestyle)
4.5(Party song,very good to dance)
5.5(Very good beat Swizz's and HIP-HOP NEVER DIE)
6.5(Crazy Song from Flipmode,really COOL!)
7.4.5(Very good oriental music Swizz's,Busta craziest)
8.4(Dark music.Crazy beat and Busta become king)
9.3.5(High Song,but good Busta slowy)
10.5(Next crazy song,Busta become machine gun)
11.5(Busta & Mystikal become CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
12.5(Very good rap music and beat.Dj Scratch is the greatest)
13.4.5(Good track.Really good Busta lyric)
14.4.5(Summer Song,Busta is very crazy,but in normal)
15.4(Good Song.New music on Busta's side & Janet)
16.4(Next High.Song is really smoke up)
17.4.5(Next crazy and War Song,Busta's lyric "A+")
18.5(Hottest Song,Ozzy Osbourne on album's Busta,WILD!!!)
19.5(Very cool Endin' track,Busta's is the BEST!!!!)

This album is where Busta was starting to fall off. "Tear the Roof Off" was an excellent song and so was the song with Mystikal, "Iz They Wildin' Wit Us...". I didn't like that Janet Jackson crossover song, "What's It Gonna Be??!?", at all and that Ozzy Osbourne "War" song really messed up a good "Iron Man" sample. Busta was in the midst of releasing albums and/or songs every year, starring in Mountain Dew commercials, and guest-starring on TV, movies and rap/R&B songs. People were starting to get sick of him.

Nowadays, it seems that all you have to do to make it in the mainstream rap circuit is to know somebody, or at the most extreme get shot for street cred. I'm sorry, but suffering bullet wounds doesn't make you a gansta anymore than wearing a bun on your head makes you a delicious cheeseburger. Rap is about one thing: words. And in that kingdom, Busta rules over all.

The whole cd is a concept album, focusing on the "cataclysmic apocalypse" which will show itself at the turn of the millenium, and Busta is there to narrate us through it, from the disturbing narration in "Only One Year Left" to the hope that comes with "The Burial Song". And in the middle is an incredibly solid rap album. I wouldn't venture so far as to say it was the best album ever, but could be the best in mainstream rap. A lot of the tracks aren't particularly special, but even those are good for blasting in your car ("Just Give It To Me Raw", "Everybody Rise").

Generally, the best tracks are found in his collaborations. In "Against All Odds", he works with the Flipmode Squad and a killer sample to make one of the coolest gangsta tracks this side of Method Man. Mystikal joins in for the pumped up "Iz They Wildin Wit Us", Ozzy lends his voice and the tune of "Iron Man" to the powerful "This Means War", and Janet Jackson teams up with Busta for "What's It Gonna Be", the ultimate grind track. But Busta's real talent is working alone, and writing the fastest rap out there. The big single, "Gimme Some More" is still incredible after hearing it edited on the radio a hundred times, and "Where We Are About To Take It" is Busta at his best: raw, rhythmic, and cooler than you'll ever be.

Most of the songs are plain and both the good ones were released on single. Save your money and buy the singles or a CD you will actually like more than a couple tracks on.