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I can see him doing some shit with Nas or Jay. Kanye....
Nah. He might ride a beat of his but just cant picture doing a track together. Well i dunno maybe its just because i dont like Kanye. I just hope i hear somemore shit with Ghost and Rae together. The stuff he does with Trife is pretty nasty to.
all i got to say is... R.A.G.U.
Yeah that R.A.G.U. joint is dope as hell!!!! I must say I'm impressed.
really the only track that impressed me off fishscale is RAGU. The rest were either good or average.
I dunno if you guys are gonna think this is good news or whatever, but the retail has just leaked.
And it's absolute FLAMES
Fuck yeah! I'm gettin it now, I've got the 2xLP pre-ordered.
edit: forget the bootleg advance, this shit is FUCKING FIRE.
great album... but not rza/meth
:-(
Meth is on it + rza speak on the beginningQuote:
Originally Posted by biglrip7499
And 9 mili bros is fiiiiirrrrrrrrreeeeeeee
why do albums leak? i donīt mean to ask a stupid question but who can leak an album?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr Zayus
where did you see that btw?
it's a fair enough question dude. There are people around the place who can get a hold of albums after they're printed and waiting to be shipped - albums are generally printed between 1 and a half and 4 weeks before their release date, and shipped in the very last week. There are ripping groups around who sort the rest out after that, they usually hold onto albums until about 2 weeks before the album drops. Advances like the Kanye West ones from late 2003 & the Ghostface advance are stolen advance copies, on some real shady shit because they're unfinished. In any case, there aren't many people (outside the ripping groups) who know when an album is about to leak but once it does it's all over Allhiphop & SOHH.Quote:
Originally Posted by Orhan Gencebay
I'm loving the retail album... Ghost done did it again.. Nigga never dissapoints
LOL @ The Bad Mouth Kid skit...
Yeah, eyythang aight in here, we just chillin'
Quote:
Originally Posted by Konii blaze
Where?? i don't heard meth on the album!!
ARTIST: Ghostface Killah
TITLE: Fishscale
LABEL: Def Jam
GENRE: Rap
BITRATE: 177kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 1h 04min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-03-28
RIP DATE: 2006-03-16
Track List
----------
01. The Return Of Clyde Smith 1:04
(Skit)
02. Shakey Dog 3:44
03. Kilo (Feat. Raekwon) 4:00
04. The Champ 4:09
05. Major Operation (Skit) 0:06
06. 9 Milli Bros. (Feat. Wu-Tang 4:14
Clan)
07. Beauty Jackson 1:32
08. Heart Street Directions (Skit) 0:54
09. Columbus Exchange (Skit) / 2:21
Crack Spot
10. R.A.G.U. (Feat. Raekwon) 2:39
11. Bad Mouth Kid (Skit) 1:10
12. Whip You With A Strap 2:51
13. Back Like That (Feat. Ne-Yo) 4:02
14. Be Easy (Feat. Trife) 3:19
15. Clipse Of Doom (Feat. Trife) 3:09
16. Jellyfish (Feat. Cappadonna, 3:50
Shawn Wigs & Trife)
17. Dogs Of War (Feat. Raekwon, 4:04
Trife, Cappadonna & Sun God)
18. Barbershop 1:56
19. Ms. Sweetwater (Skit) 0:14
20. Big Girl 3:35
21. Underwater 2:03
22. The Ironman Takeover (Skit) 0:05
23. Momma (Feat. Megan Rochell) 4:49
24. Three Bricks (Feat. The 4:58
Notorious B.I.G. & Raekwon)
(Bonus Track)
Release Notes:
"Fishscale is Ghost's most addictive dosage post Supreme Clientele." - XXL
"All Killah, No Fillah...strange, spooky and brilliant." - Blender
"It's pretty fucking great." - The Village Voice
The critics are already heaping praise on advance listenings of his new album,
Fishscale. The internet is buzzing with an exclusive mp3-only mixtape with Green
Lantern. "Back Like That," his soulful new single featuring the #1 artist in the
country, Ne-Yo, is gathering heat from radio and the video is banging on MTV and
BET. Just off a short, highly-successful run with his comrades the Wu-Tang Clan,
he launches a major national headlining tour this week. And even with the engine
humming and the race about to begin, Ghostface Killah is still under the hood,
making adjustments.
On the eve of his departure for tour and with mastering deadlines looming, Ghost
has just emerged from the studio again, completing a last minute addition to
Fishscale that may in fact prove to be the album's second single. Entitled
"Momma" and featuring Def Jam Recording's latest signing - Brooklyn's own Megan
Rochell - the song finds Ghost doing what he does best: bringing to life vivid
tales of struggle over a soulful, sample-heavy track. With the final
tracklisting now firmed up, Fishscale is set to hit stores on March 28.
And on Saturday, March 18, Ghost will jump off of his scheduled tour routing to
play a very special show at South By Southwest in Austin, Texas. Headlining The
Fader/Levi's Trading Post party, Ghost will be joined by the likes of Lupe
Fiasco and his new labelmate Lady Sovereign. Ghostface appears on the cover of
The Fader #37, hitting stands just days before the SXSW event. An excerpt from
the cover story:
"Ghost has proved himself to be a gifted comedian who doesn't just nail
punchlines to prove that he's a clever wordsmith. Instead he's become an absurd
situationist... Yet what most differentiates Ghost from not just his Wu
compatriots, but from other rappers in general, is an honesty that can manifest
itself as intense vulnerability... A complex figure has emerged."
Never one to keep the hometown crowd thirsty for long, Ghost has added a New
York City date to the end of the Fishscale Tour. Fittingly, the tour will now
wrap at NYC's new venue, Nokia Theatre, on April 22. Stay tuned for more on
hip-hop's "Ironman," Ghostface Killah...
shit...itīs true that it leaked....