Gemini: Good vs. Evil [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. Get'chu Twisted

2. That's That Bone - Krayzie Bone, Wish Bone

3. Put It on Y'all

4. Interlude

5. Nuthin' But Music

6. All I'm Hearing

7. Let's Live

8. Chaos Interlude

9. Don't Know Why

10. Mangled

11. Lock Down Love

12. Slave Skit

13. I Remember

14. Hi-D-Ho

15. Murda Music

16. Get'ehu Twisted [Remix] - Bizzy Bone, Krayzie Bone, Layzie Bone, Wish Bone

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Gemini: Good vs. Evil [Explicit Lyrics]

Tracks:

Get'chu Twisted
That's That Bone f/ Wish Bone
Put it on Y'all f/ Wish Bone
Interview
Nothin But Music
All I'm Hearing
Let's Live
Chaos Interlude
Don't Know Why
Mangled
Lockdown Love
Interlude
I Remember
Hi-Di-Ho
Murda Music
Get'chu Twisted (Remix) f/ Wish, Layzie and Bizzy Bone

Customer Reviews:

nuthin' but music.......2007-07-15

if ur a btnh fan pick dis up no matter wat....diz a very gud album n itz worth tha money

A rap genious!!!!.......2006-06-12

Krazie Bone is literally a rap genious. Iv'e listened to his music since his cd in 2001 called Thug On Da Line. I love every song on that cd by the way. I also love every song on this cd. Krayzie and Layzie are definitily rappers that still keep it real. Krayzie definitily sill keeps his rap to what rap should be like, and this cd is definitily no exception.:)

solid 3rd solo from Kray - probably his best.......2006-02-28

Almost 4 years since his last solo, Krayzie is back with probably his best solo album (close with "Thug Mentality 1999"). A lot different then his other 2 solo albums, being much shorter (14 songs) and guests are on only 3 of them and they're his fellow Bone Thugs. Of the 14, 1 is a classic, 1 I skip, 3 are ok, the rest are good, but not great. Lyrics are the same formula, some deeper/personal songs, a few upbeat ones, some to smoke to and some thug $h!+. Production is decent and handled by a lot of different people (most he hasn't worked with before). Lil Jon, 5150, and LT Hutton each do 2 songs, Krayzie, Dillio, Fredwreck, Femi Ojetunde, Platunim Bros., Rush, Wunda Twins each do 1 song. A nice album for his fans to have or fans of Bone.

#1 - 8
#2 - 8.5 (f/ Wish Bone)
#3 - 7 (f/ Wish Bone)
#5 - 8.5 (about the old school rap)
#6 - 8 (about how all the radio/video play is garbage and teh same)
#7 - 8(one of his nice deeper songs)
#8 - 8.5 (a nice short interlude)
#9 - 9 (nice story)
#10 - 8
#11 - 6
#13 - 10 (CLASSIC! - about what happened to Bone through the years)
#14 - 9(nice beat)
#15 - 4.5
#16 - 7.5 (f/ Layzie Bone, Wish Bone, Bizzy Bone)

Anthony Henderson -- b. 6/3/74 -- Cleveland, OH
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Mr. Sawed Off Leatherface Has Done It Again..............2006-01-20

The Bone Thugs phenomenon may change over time, but it never really fades out or dies off. One could hardly have guessed a over a decade ago when the Bone Thugs-N-Harmony debuted to the hip-hop world on "Thuggish Ruggish Bone" that they would become household names, icons of the music business, and spawn off as many solo and side projects as the Wu-Tang Clan themselves. And like the Wu-Tang Clan, the Bone Thugs have shown that with solo success, it becomes increasingly harder to reunite all the group's members for albums together. I'm not really sure how many times Bone seemed set to be on their own permanently but came back as a unit "just one more time" and frankly I've stopped trying to keep track. As good as they are together, group members like L-Burna (Layzie Bone) and Bizzy Bone have proved they can hang on their own with albums like "Thug By Nature" and "Alpha and Omega."

Of course Krayzie Bone is no exception to the solo success of Bone Thugs members, and may be the most successful of them all. He's made a name for himself with releases like the double album "Thug Mentality 1999" and 2001's "Thug On Da Line," but it's been four long years since Krayzie put out a new solo release. Although he's put out singles and soundtrack cuts and appeared on other records in the interim, he hasn't had that spotlight all to himself for quite a while. Last time out Krayzie jumped ship from Relativity Records to Loud Records, and since Loud is relatively defunct as a hip-hop label (no pun intended) it's no surprise that Krayzie has again found a new home, Ball'r Records. After getting hints of his new album bubbling up through the underground for the last three months, Ball'r has finally given "Gemini - Good vs. Evil" a national release.

The title and the coverart accurately reflect the unique dual nature of Krayzie Bone as an artist. He has a spiritual side from which he exhorts people have "got to pray, got to pray, every day, every day" on songs like "Let's Live," but growing up rugged in the streets of Cleveland gave him the skills to "Get'chu Twisted" if you make the mistake of crossing his path

In astrological terms, Gemini (May 22nd to June 21st) is considered to be the birth sign of those who are charming and quick witted, but have an equally dark and dangerous side. "We'll bomb yo'S***, before you even realize we the N***** got a problem with" is the negative side of Krayzie on "Mangled," while "I know sometimes that we may praise this life, but I'm here to tell you that we all paid the price" on "Lock Down Love" is Krayzie letting the light shine in. Krayzie is uniquely positioned to succeed as a soloist because of this dichotomy, because his material stays refreshing and never gets overly thuggish or too preachy. Among all the Bone members, Krayzie may also have the clearest and easiest diction to understand lyrically, and a pleasant mid-range octave to his rapping/sing-song style. It would be fair to say that without the success of artists like Krayzie Bone paving the way, a smooth voiced hip-hop rapper with a musical flow style like Nelly would never have found the road to success nationally.

Of course "Gemini - Good vs. Evil" wouldn't work without a set of good beats, and this album definitely succeeds on that score. There are a lot of hands stirring the pot here - everybody from Lil Jon on "Get'chu Twisted" to LT Hutton on "I Remember," but it's remarkable how each different beat seems tailor made to fit the style and message of the song Krazyie is performing. "Gemini - Good vs. Evil" will please a lot of people, whether they are fans of the Bone Thugs, or of Krayzie Bone as a soloist. If you haven't checked out any of the other solo records, this wouldn't be a bad place to start. And just in case you thought Bone Thugs was done as a group again, the "Get'chu Twisted" remix at the end features Wish, Lazy and Bizzy all on the cut, so don't get it twisted. The Bone Thugs legacy is far from over, this is just another chapter in their book of thugs.

"Take a hit of this and you ain't never going back to that wack sh**".......2005-12-25

I have been a KB fan ever since "Thug Mentality". I always liked Bone but never had any cd's until I bought that album. After that album, and still, I think KB is the best rapper of all time. Gemini: Good vs. Evil is a good CD overall, just not as many songs, and not as many good songs as I would have liked. Favorite tracks:

1.)Put it on Ya'll - Very aggressive track, Krayzie at his best (Hard, and Dark flows, and beat). I only wish the song was longer. Wish good too.
2.)Getchu Twistid - For me this song is perfect. I really like Krayzie on Lil' Jon's CD "Dont Give A F***". So for Krayzie to hook up with the King of Crunk on this track its definately bangin. I wish there were more songs with this kind of energy.
3.)Thats That Bone - Good beat, good song. Krayzie is only limited to how good the beat is. This song is good, but not great, Krayzie and Wish bring the heat on this one.
4.)Nuthin But Music - Very good song, Krayzie shows love for all the rap artists before him, showing a lot of respect. Tells us how it was when he was less fortunate, and all he had was music to keep him going.
5.)All I'm Hearing - Love this song, just cause it sums up everything wrong with rap now. Too many clones out there, and rappers lying about their lives just to portray an image or sound that is popular.
6.)Mangled - Short song with no chorus. Only a true KB fan would appreciate this song. Satisfies the straight killa, displays KB's skills once again.
7.)Murda Muzik - Krayzie showing how many ways he can flow with one simple concept. One more song that you will like if you really like harmonizing and good flows about "murda muzik".

The rest of the songs are all good, just not really songs I still listen to 6 months later.

Krayzie is the best rapper of all time, so go get this and all his other albums. Krayzie is the realest, and a legend in hip-hop. No other rapper can touch him.