This isn't an all-out greatest hits CD, it's more of a greatest hits / B-Sides collection. You'll find some of Bone's classic tracks like "Foe Tha Love Of $," "1st Of Tha Month," & "Thuggish Ruggish Bone." But it also has some of their best soundtrack & guest appearance tracks, like "Notorious Thugs" with Biggie, & "War."

But the highlights of this album are "Shoot Em Up" & "Days Of Our Livez." Both from lesser-known soundtracks, these two tracks alone make this album worth your money. "Shoot Em Up" is a beautiful blend of a smooth beat and thuggish, hardcore lyrics. Thuggishness & Harmony at it's best. And "Days Of our Livez" may be my personal favorite Bone track of all-time.

The album ends with a new track, "P.O.D." Nice & smooth weed track.

Bone did a great job of putting some of their best work on here, but also leaving the door open for a "Collection Vol 2." Many great soundtrack & guest appearances were left off here, including "Everyday Thang," as well as some of their greatest hits, including "Crossroads (Uneek's remix)" & many tracks off "Art Of War."

If you wanna get a feel of Bone's sound, definitely pick up this album. And if you're a Bone fan and you don't have this album, WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? Pick this up!

This is the best works of Bone Thugs and for all you people who are Bone fans and don't own this CD you better get off your lazy A## and go out and get it. This is the first Bone CD I bought and I am now a true Bone fan. Thanxs LIL.GIZMO for getting me into it more than you can imagine!!!

Bone thugs has always been sweet. This CD brings in a lot of their classics. One small downside is it could have definitely had more songs on it. I think they only did that because they had planned right from the beginning to release another Volume. But thats alright. Great CD nonetheless.

Before this album came out, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony had released the debut EP, "Creepin On Ah Come Up", then "East 1999 Eternal" in 1996 and then in 1997, "The Art Of War" was released. Once this album came out, there was 13 stellar or classic tracks. This album is very diverse because it has hardcore anthems (1st of Tha Month, Notorious Thugs, Thuggish Ruggish Bone, F---Tha Police, Foe Tha Love of $), slow tempo personal tracks (Dayz Of Our Livez, Breakdown, Crossroad). The album is also filled with violent, uproaring tracks (Shoot 'Em Up, BNK, War, Body Rott) finally filled with an ode to Mary Jane (P.O.D.) on one CD. If you really want the best of the legendary Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, I suggest this album for your collection.

Bone Thugs and Harmony have been in the game ever since I was young and I still love their music. The songs in this album are the best Bone Thugs have ever produced. The ability to produce words from their mouths so quickly is quite amazing. Even though sometimes what they say is hard to understand, the quality of the album makes up for it. A great gift idea!