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Originally Posted by jaylinx
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Word, danksQuote:
Originally Posted by jaylinx
Thats a dope ass magazine cover. Guessing its from France?
I was watching a 2008 DVD put out by Cappadonna and he's super happy in it to be back in the Wu Tang as an official member for the 8 Diagrams tour. But there's one part where he's in Staten Island on the block being super defensive and hanging with thugs he grew up with and he says a line like, "Don't ever say my hood don't love me" as if he had beef with others claiming it.
I think Cappa might've been isolated over his manager being an informant. Doesn't really reflect bad on Cappa since even 50 Cent got jerked by this same guy. Dudes might've looked at him funny for a while until it was proven it was a mistake. Can't find the dates on when this manager worked for him to. Just another theory.
They gave this album 4 mics. They gave the W 3.5 mics.Quote:
Originally Posted by IrOnMaN
Iron Flag is better than there last 2..everyone was still some what sounding like themselves...Rae and Ghost fr..
The other way round is probably more accurate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hollow Dartz
8 Diagrams is an odd one for me, it's kinda got the wu sound but sounds more like a movie soundtrack that a group album.
A Better Tomorrow sounds like a group that came out of retirement to make an album when they shouldn't have lol
RZA was heavily working on soundtracks around the release of 8 Diagrams, and my guess is he actually wanted to go for that big ass sound. Bringing in musicians to play parts, going for some special recording of the voices. The sound was not appreciated. There is the whole back & forth with Rae & Ghost about RZA going into this more epic sound, and them wanting banging beats. (Ghost releasing his own album on the same date.) Which led to Rae doing Shaolin vs Wu-Tang.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sky Blue Bally Kid