The BDI Thug is back! But this time around he has teamed up with 9th Wonder of Little Brother and The JUSTUS league to create Chemistry. The album was associated with Duck Down, Ecko, and Boot Camp.

"Chemistry 101" - From the gate Buckshot does what he does spitting tough lyrics over a hot beat.   Staying true to his style he delivers and opens up the curtains.

"He's Back" - This will keep your head nodding.   Buckshot exclaims in so many words that the BDI Thug is back.

"Now A Days" – Now a days everybody's shooting, but who's boxing, or can they box?   Buckshot begs the Question of why we'd rather use clips than knuckle up.

"Side Walk" - Wherever you go in the hood you can hear side talk.   At the bus stop, barbershop, bar, church, and even on the radio.   Buckshot advises these cats to side step with the side talk.

"The Ghetto" -   How do you make you bread in the ghetto?   If you know like I know whether it's legal or illegal people grind gears in what ever they do.   Buckshot lyrically breaks down his environment from top to bottom.

"Food for Thought" - 9 th scratches in lines by Talib Kweli, Guru, and Jay-Z on this thorough DJ Premier inspired beat.   As if it's not already known, Buckshot is still giving food for thought to EMCEES.

"No Comparison" - Who can be compared to Buckshot?   ______________Exclaiming lyrically that competition is none Buckshot keeps it moving with a smooth delivery and a sharp hook.

"BIRDZ"- This was definitely one of the best tracks on the album.   Buckshot sets the stage, then Phonte, burns the curtains lyrically. Reflecting on former "BIRDZ" they let heads know what the status quo is when it comes to handling situations.

"U-Wonderin" featuring Rapper Big Pooh and Sean Price - Everybody should be wondering why Buckshot Big Pooh and Sean Price murdered this beat in the first, second, and third degree.   "With rap you can say such amazing tales."

"Out of Town" featuring L.E.G.A.C.Y. and Joe Scudda - While fronting OT there's a possibility that you'll get tested.   The track will remind you of a cut from The Infamous and Hell on Earth.   The trio hold it down telling about out of town trips that turn drastic when a series of events unfold.  

"Don't Know Why" featuring Keisha Shontelle - Buckshot spits fiercely over this track, which Keisha Shontelle provides a nice hook on.   Buckshot questions the social, political, and economic status quo.   Reflecting on life's daily contradictions Buckshot explains why.

"Money Makes the World go Round" featuring Starang Wondah - It takes money to do anything in this world and Buckshot is conscious of that.   If you want a big house, a personal computer, or to simply eat a full course meal you need money.

The Album gets 3 Globes.