Cant seem to start threads only reply so adding on to one that is related. Type cool. Still wish could see movie!
https://36chambers.com/products/bobb...gure-pre-order
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Cant seem to start threads only reply so adding on to one that is related. Type cool. Still wish could see movie!
https://36chambers.com/products/bobb...gure-pre-order
Shiiiiitttt, now this is something dumb I'd like to have. bududu. Just got a flac rip of the Japanese In Stereo which has pulled a Canadian Supreme Clientele.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeAll
Last time I preordered a bundle that RZA was tied to (Man With the Iron Fist) I didn't get my shit. Hard pass for me....
drop the album already son
that digi snax shit was embarrassing
pillage 2 trumps anything that ghost ho thea van whatever was on
first single is ass
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Originally Posted by hiphopjunky
This was done through Soul Temple. I actually read up about it the other day. And they had some problems with management. Dude that was in charge was fired. But I think the damage was already done.
Damn Rza keeps fucking up
Flatbush Zombies cut >>>> anything on DJ Scratch album
That’s a cool cover
Back in 1998, RZA had already cemented his status as Wu-Tang Clan's man behind the boards, producing the entirety of the group's respective solo albums. But when it came to his own breakout moment, the producer opted to introduce the world to Bobby Digital, a cartoonishly hedonistic mad-rapping alter-ego and grew so fond of the character that he released another album under the moniker before finally delivering 2003's Birth of a Prince as the RZA. Now it seems Bobby Digital is back in the picture and potentially set square up with his host. On Friday, RZA announced a new album, RZA vs. Bobby Digital, with the release of the hard-hitting new single, Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater. According to a press release, production on the album, out on August 6th, is handled by DJ Scratch. Giving Scratch the reins as a producer and me taking the reins as an MC, that's what frees me up creatively and lets me play more with lyrical gags and lyrical flows because I don't have to be focused on everything, the producer noted in a statement. The new single marks the second Bobby Digital drop of the year, following Pugilism, which was slated to be featured on the long-rumored project, The Cure, but seems to be a part of another upcoming collection of songs under the moniker titled Digital Potions. However, neither of those projects have a firm release date at the moment.
I'm still confused. Does that mean the album is out in August not March?
Yes, August 2024.. It’s RZA/WuQuote:
Originally Posted by ShaDynasty
I am confused. And disappointed. Mostly by the RZA as an MC past few years (decade?). The lyrics are there most of the time, but the delivery just feels weird to me. Can't listen to it more than once, sometimes i give up after half a verse. Maybe it's just me.
Been a Wu fan long enough not to hold my breath for any projects that they announce. What was the last bit of info we had on GZA's Dark Matter album? Come to think of it what was the last time we heard a verse from him? Was it the joint he did with Tom Morello?
I will listen to this. I like the old RZA albums and some shit he did recently with Flatbush zombies.
I didn't like most his beats recently tho
2024? I guess man... rza still in china right now though as far as I know, so he's still dealing with immediate family + the pandemic
This was my point with the quoted text, but the websit started bugging out. When is it coming? This is already earning a price for most convoluted release of the year. Is he trying to beat Kanye?Quote:
Originally Posted by ShaDynasty
Luckily, as we all know, "the album is 99.99999% done"
I'll take a 3 song Gravediggaz x Flatbush Zombies EP* and count my blessings
(*just my imagination, not a fact)
I'm running with my pre-order of the bobby digital action figure. Which reminds me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHbGaDHmNfc
https://www.vinyl-digital.com/Hip-Ho...-09551402.html
A1. Rza vs Bobby Digital A2. Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Th... A3. Pugilism A4. never love again B1 Fate Of The World B2. fisherman B3. kaiju
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Originally Posted by battle?
This video actually looks solid. Also looks like this was what Danny Hastings was posting about on IG some months ago when he posted the W as a reminder that the last time he made that, it was for the Enter The Wu-Tang cover.
Also noticeable is the new Bob Digi suit. Hope this one does not get stolen.
Dope video, honestly.
New video is dope and that Digi suit is sick. Song is aight - the beat's kinda slow for rza tho
Great vid. Somebody GIF the Digi Walk in the desert where it looks like he has the clap.
Honestly, dope vid.
Banger track
Dopest Wu music video in mad years..
Video is awesome. Song is just ok
the song is much better than I thought it would be
the album is called saturday kung fu theater .. no more rza vs bobby digital
Cool vid... only looks 99.999998% done though.
This release is getting messier by the day. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Jammin
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...ratch-1295742/
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RZA has teamed up with legendary producer DJ Scratch for his upcoming full-length album, Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater. The long-delayed album, out March 4, takes its name from the Wu-Tang Clan producer’s streaming series, Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater with RZA, where he provided running commentary on martial arts movies.
“Lyrically the hip-hop part of me had a chance to re-emerge during quarantine,” RZA said in a release. “Giving Scratch the reins as a producer and me taking the reins as an MC, that’s what frees me up creatively and lets me play more with lyrical gags and lyrical flows because I don’t have to be focused on everything.”
Coinciding with the album announcement, the MC released a video for the LP’s title track, which he directed alongside Danny Hastings (the original photographer of the 36 Chambers cover and also OB4CL). Paying homage to the kung fu movies that have influenced him for decades, the video finds RZA in a battle of good vs. evil against his futuristic alter-ego Bobby Digital — which, according to the release, is a central theme of Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater.
“It was an honor to produce & executive produce an entire album for a legendary MC, who happens to be one of the greatest hip hop producers of all time,” DJ Scratch said. “This album is like a movie. The first track gives you the synopsis of the movie. The beats & the videos we shot will take you back to when you couldn’t wait to turn to channel 5 every Saturday at 3pm to watch Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater. I’m proud of this project & I can’t wait to perform these songs live.”
RZA first teased the album — which was then called RZA vs Bobby Digital — last June.
Agreed! Vid is DOPE. Makes we want a Bobby Digital action figure lolQuote:
Originally Posted by soob
PEACE
'Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater' is like, not a good album title.
A1. Rza Vs Bobby Digital A2. Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Th... A3. Pugilism A4. Never Love Again B1. Fate Of The World B2. Fisherman B3. Kaiju
https://www.vinyl-digital.com/Hip-Ho...-09551402.html
Can we take a moment to point out that with the 99.999% done, they were talking about 7 tracks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mythrandir
maybe had to make 2 projects out of it. the one with dj scratch and the other one with the comic/book coming out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jet Set
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