Under Attack From The Robot Tank(official warcloud thread)

Can anyone up the snippets from the Warghosts collab?


Much props!



Cheers!

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Originally Posted by Pattch82

Can anyone up the snippets from the Warghosts collab?

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yeah you can hear them in this bomshot and holocaust interview

ughhradio_wednesdaynightlivevol18_012407.mp3 - 64.80MB

they are at the 35, 46 and 55 minute mark

peace

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Originally Posted by Bosn

Anyone know when Midnight in the Garden of Good was made, and if there was anything else out by Warcloud at the time? Did it come out around the same time as nightmares? I've listened to this track dozens of times, and it has some of the best poetry and rhymes I've heard in a hip hop song. I feel like I could revisit this song a thousand times, but interpreting the lyrics could still lead to new thoughts and ideas. It's so hard to believe that this track doesn't belong to an album filled with more of Holocaust doing his thing the way he did it on this track. I'd pay 100$ for a cd of that quality.

Mad Axes is a good track, but Midnight in the Garden of Good is on another level entirely imo. Shame they share the same beat.

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It came out after his Holocaust Silkworm period and before the Warcloud LP's. If was meant to be released on an LP (forgot the title, think it begins with E) but it just didn't happen. songs with a similar style and released around the same time include One Standard Lesson and Food for Thought

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Originally Posted by Bosn

Anyone know when Midnight in the Garden of Good was made, and if there was anything else out by Warcloud at the time? Did it come out around the same time as nightmares? I've listened to this track dozens of times, and it has some of the best poetry and rhymes I've heard in a hip hop song. I feel like I could revisit this song a thousand times, but interpreting the lyrics could still lead to new thoughts and ideas. It's so hard to believe that this track doesn't belong to an album filled with more of Holocaust doing his thing the way he did it on this track. I'd pay 100$ for a cd of that quality.

Mad Axes is a good track, but Midnight in the Garden of Good is on another level entirely imo. Shame they share the same beat.

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I feel you...
I personally think that is his greatest Solo Track...Easy.
As you said you can revisit it thousands of times over and find new things in the rhymes.
As with Wu-Tang in general...and also his Robot Tank style.
I always saw "Mad Axes" as just him testing his Warcloud/Alcatraz style on the greatest beat he has ever rapped over ?
I call that style "The Architect Style" which I'm sure you have heard him mention before.
I would say these tracks are in that style :

One Standard Lesson
Old Toy Room
Blue Apples
Wretcheds Of The Earth
Kill Or Be Killed

On some "I'm Above All Of You Style" Hahahaha "The Architect...Man With No Name"

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Originally Posted by Knowledge God

It came out after his Holocaust Silkworm period and before the Warcloud LP's. If was meant to be released on an LP (forgot the title, think it begins with E) but it just didn't happen. songs with a similar style and released around the same time include One Standard Lesson and Food for Thought

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Whats up Knowledge...
I think it was called "The Escapism" real shame it diddn't come to happen.
Would have been an instant classic.

Peace for that link Prof!



Cheers!

HOLOCAUST or What ever He wants to call him self IS THE NEXT LEVEL OF M'C. A TRUE M'C in the purest form. Can't wait 4 that WARGHOST ALBUM or ANYTHING HE DROPS. For F@#K sake's hurry up already dun. BIG UP "WHERS" ! ! ! I GOT YOUR BACK NIGGA ! ! !

Damn, we nearly at 1000 replies!!!

whers, you should do the honours.

984...It's getting closer.

Fantastic thread for a sick MC.

I'm glad this thread is still going strong. Props Whers.

One of the most important threads on the Corp, peace.

PEACE to everyone...
Thanks for the love.

It's been a good while since any new material...
And these aren't really available.
So I think this should be cool.
Here you go Patch.

Warghosts

Who Came Under The Spell : http://www.zshare.net/audio/1398143902736f6b/

Harmonica In The Desert : http://www.zshare.net/audio/139816431bf7e18e/

Hearts Of Darkness : http://www.zshare.net/audio/13981840a50d5941/

This album should be very interesting...
Unlike a lot of heads I actually feel Bomshots rhymes.
His voice is extreamly raw and filled with anger.
And he certainly doesn't hold back !!!!
Where as Holo's is more "Lifeless" and has way more intricate lyrics.
But every track I've heard of the two of them is insane.
Also inn thet Interview which is a few pages back I belive...
Bomshot mentioned how he was trying to get...
Shabazz The Disciple on as many tracks as possible !!!!!
From "Hearts Of Darkness" alone you can see the potential...

( DEMONS IN DANGER ) WHO CAME UNDER THE SPELL off the WARGHOSTS album Check it out on Youtube to hear it. NOT TO SURE IF IT'S GOING TO BE ON THE ALBUM THO? BUT IT'S F@#KING FIRE, BEAT IS SERIOUS AND SETS THE MOOD CLASSIC SHIT. BOMSHOT DOES HOLD IT DOWN ON MOST OF THE STUFF I'VE HEARD SO FAR. WARGHOSTS MOTHER F@#KERS!!!!

i dont know if this can be trusted, but i was on rza's myspace listening to digisnax, when i saw this comment posted by some dude...

"Yo, you got The Holocuast on Digi Snacks? He's on my new album coming this fall, as well as White Lotus. HOLLA!!! PEACE 116"

well heres that dudes myspace...

http://www.myspace.com/udi116

he also mentions holocaust in his blog there


btw..

it seems like holocaust gained some weight haha

http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/k...ddca21665d.jpg

yoooo, good lookin on those warghosts snippet tracks...bomshot needs to get a bit more toght with his flow, but his anger is definatly feelable...holocaust is da shit, as always

WELL I'VE JUST HEARD THE WHOLE DIGI SNACKS ALBUM AND THERES NO HOLOCAUST. WHITCH IS A GOOD THING NO OFFENCE TO "THE GOD RZA" BUT THE ALBUM IS A TRAGEDY..lol