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The Coming (Parental Advisory),Busta Rhymes

- The Coming (Parental Advisory)
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Busta Rhymes
Released 1996

Do My Thing
04:00
9,804 plays

Flipmode Squad Meets Def Squad
08:10
8,944 plays

Abandon Ship
06:02
7,215 plays

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- 1
- The Coming (Intro)
- 04:31
- 4,140 plays

- 2
- Do My Thing
- 04:00
- 9,804 plays

- 3
- Everything Remains Raw
- 03:39
- 20,792 plays

- 4
- Abandon Ship
- 06:02
- 7,215 plays

- 5
- Woo Ha!! Got You All in Check
- 04:31
- 47,517 plays

- 6
- It's A Party
- 05:52
- 15,366 plays

- 7
- Hot Fudge
- 05:09
- 4,701 plays

- 8
- Ill Vibe
- 03:29
- 6,990 plays

- 9
- Flipmode Squad Meets Def Squad
- 08:10
- 8,944 plays

- 10
- Still Shining
- 02:57
- 6,074 plays

- 11
- Keep It Movin'
- 07:32
- 5,123 plays

- 12
- The Finish Line
- 05:06
- 4,042 plays

- 13
- The End of the World (Outro)
- 02:49
- 2,832 plays

album review

Busta Rhymes delivered his debut album, The Coming, three years after the Leaders of the New School unofficially disbanded, and it reflects the change in hip-hop between 1993 and 1996. The Coming is indebted to the slow, spare, and quietly menacing funk and soundscapes of the Wu-Tang Clan -- in fact, Ol' Dirty Bastard appears on one of the album's most infectious tracks, the single "Woo Ha!! Got You All in Check." Busta Rhymes, like Ol' Dirty, is a surreal, inspired rapper, but his skills are on a whole different level. Though his talents were evident on the Leaders of the New School records, Busta Rhymes has never had such an impressive showcase for his rhymes as he does on The Coming. Busta doesn't have a deep message in his raps, but he twists words and phrases around with an insane, invigorating flair. Like many hip-hop albums of the mid-'90s, The Coming is padded with too much material, but Busta Rhymes' brilliant raps keep the record from sinking during its monotonous passages. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide