With 2001′s The Genesis, Bussa-Bus took the destroy-and-rebuild approach. After setting the standard for all other east-coast superappers, releasing some five albums annually for Elektra, Busta neglected to realize that while he was blazing up the radio and video shows with his never-let-us-down singles, he was releasing virtually the same album every year. But after [cont.]

      Let’s face it, at this point, if you’ve heard one Busta Rhymes album, you’ve heard them all. Another fact to face is that Busta really has never had a blazing album - at least not from start to finish. Sure, his Total Devastation greatest hits package plays like a classic album, but in the four [cont.]

New York, NY – While many were expecting computer systems to fail, terrorists to attack, or even the Second Coming Of Christ, the only shock of New Year’s 2000 was the spontaneous combustion of superstar entertainer Busta Rhymes. Apparently, the rapper was in a hotel room in New York City, just before the ball dropped [cont.]

It’s no secret that Busta Rhymes has the uncanny ability to create classic hip-hop masterpieces, it’s just that they are few and far in between. Of the course of his four album / four year solo career, we’ve seen him bang out a number of timeless tracks. “Woo-Hah”, “Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See”, [cont.]