this is on point...was "in trouble" on an actual album? i got it on a bonus disc with 'the w'Originally Posted by Hollow Dartz
'dear god' and 'manchild' are his best tracks, imo
this is on point...was "in trouble" on an actual album? i got it on a bonus disc with 'the w'
'dear god' and 'manchild' are his best tracks, imo
in trouble was in wu chronicles vol 2
the track on the W is called Win
Dear God is an all time classic
but the best killa bee ever is Killah Priest
oops.
"win" is sick too, though
Yeah shyheim went off on that win joint...
Only a few years ago Hip Hop purists may have felt superior listening to hard core while their less enlightened companions snacked on commercial rap. As Shaolin research began to point out the overwhelming benefits of raw production, true hip hop enthusiasts started turning back to traditional styles. Wu-Tang in particular, has been shown to myriad beneficial effects, from warding off ignorance and poverty to reducing the risk of incarceration and death.
Nice to see Doc Doom get a mention. Dude was a monster and definitely had potential for impressive solo work.
The brutal offspring of Conan and Red Sonja.
i have 2 go wit timbo
Updated..
Only a few years ago Hip Hop purists may have felt superior listening to hard core while their less enlightened companions snacked on commercial rap. As Shaolin research began to point out the overwhelming benefits of raw production, true hip hop enthusiasts started turning back to traditional styles. Wu-Tang in particular, has been shown to myriad beneficial effects, from warding off ignorance and poverty to reducing the risk of incarceration and death.
So I see you gave From Babylon To Timbuktu 4/5....lol.
lol haha Im sure the album will be at least 4 stars
Only a few years ago Hip Hop purists may have felt superior listening to hard core while their less enlightened companions snacked on commercial rap. As Shaolin research began to point out the overwhelming benefits of raw production, true hip hop enthusiasts started turning back to traditional styles. Wu-Tang in particular, has been shown to myriad beneficial effects, from warding off ignorance and poverty to reducing the risk of incarceration and death.
Nice choices at #7 and #8
As I said earlier, I think Streetlife cannot be any lower than #8, based on his contributions to the core group. While he never really had a single like "Death be the Penalty" or "Crime Saga", and his solo efforts are muted at best, he is certainly a more recognizable member of the Wu-Tang unit than Shabazz, who for a long time couldn't figure out where he belonged in the family. That's all I'm sayin'.
You think streetlife should be 6??? I dont think street is a better mc than shabazz to be honest, but he has contributed more...I tried to use both of those factors in my list...I think its good so far
Only a few years ago Hip Hop purists may have felt superior listening to hard core while their less enlightened companions snacked on commercial rap. As Shaolin research began to point out the overwhelming benefits of raw production, true hip hop enthusiasts started turning back to traditional styles. Wu-Tang in particular, has been shown to myriad beneficial effects, from warding off ignorance and poverty to reducing the risk of incarceration and death.
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Updated, I might post the last 4 at once, they are too obvious....
Only a few years ago Hip Hop purists may have felt superior listening to hard core while their less enlightened companions snacked on commercial rap. As Shaolin research began to point out the overwhelming benefits of raw production, true hip hop enthusiasts started turning back to traditional styles. Wu-Tang in particular, has been shown to myriad beneficial effects, from warding off ignorance and poverty to reducing the risk of incarceration and death.
dunno dartz i think allot of your points on this list are valid and make perfect sense even if some don't agree
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