Faces of Death Bone Thugs n Harmony
FACES OF DEATH
-Released June 1, 1993
-Recorded 1992-1993
-Length 35:44
-Label Stoney Burke
-Producer Diego Blak, Kris Ford, Ralph Rock, Bobby Jones
Track listing
|
No. |
Title |
Length |
|
1. |
"Flow Motion" |
2:44 |
|
2. |
"Everyday Thang" |
5:16 |
|
3. |
"Intro" |
1:32 |
|
4. |
"Def Dick" |
4:42 |
|
5. |
"Sons Of Assassins" |
4:06 |
|
6. |
"Hell Sent" |
5:48 |
|
7. |
"#1 Assassin" |
3:31 |
|
8. |
"We Be Fiendin'" |
1:39 |
|
9. |
"Bless Da 40 Oz." |
4:03 |
|
10. |
"Ganksta Attitude" |
4:26 |
Originally recorded under the mentorship of Krayzie Bone’s brother, Bone Thugs n Harmony recorded this album under the name of B.O.N.E Enterpri$e. This is where it all started, the album that Krayzie spit a verse off of to Eazy-E in his dressing room in Cleveland.
The flows you know, the beats that would turn the newly rebranded Bone Thugs n Harmony into the illest Hip Hop Artists you know today. Faces of Death is where it all began.
Sample credits
- "Flow Motion" contains a sample of "Could It Be I'm Falling in Love" as performed by The Spinners
- "Hell Sent" contains a sample of "Moments in Love" as performed by Art of Noise
- "Bless Da 40 Oz." contains a sample of "Sukiyaki" as performed by A Taste of Honey
- "Def Dick" contains a sample of "Pass The Dutchie" as performed by Musical Youth
- "Everyday Thang" contains a sample of "Another Execution" as performed by Above The Law
- "Intro" contains a sample of "The Grunt" as performed by The J.B.'s