Bronze Nazareth - The Great Migration

[the silencer]

the point im tryin to emphasize in my last post is that this album came out on May 23rd...and i had it (and a number of ppl on this site did too) like a week before it came out on an advance copy....AND IM STILL LISTENIN TO IT EVERYDAY..

i always seem to have the lyrics to one of these songs in my head and im startin to catch some lines and words and stuff that i didnt even realize he was sayin at first....this shit has substance to it...

i gota say tho i dont like the song Detroit...and the Stupid Fucking White Man skit was a complete waste of 20 seconds (or however long it was) on this album. Bronze said on here that he "wasnt responsible" for the skit so im assumin it had sumthin to do with the fact that Dreddy has a little connection to Jim Jarmush and apparently Dreddy had alota input in this album (in the stores it's listed in the "T" section for Think Differently) so..wutever..

[Kriszy Substance]

the point im tryin to emphasize in my last post is that this album came out on May 23rd...and i had it (and a number of ppl on this site did too) like a week before it came out on an advance copy....AND IM STILL LISTENIN TO IT EVERYDAY..

i always seem to have the lyrics to one of these songs in my head and im startin to catch some lines and words and stuff that i didnt even realize he was sayin at first....this shit has substance to it...

i gota say tho i dont like the song Detroit...and the Stupid Fucking White Man skit was a complete waste of 20 seconds (or however long it was) on this album. Bronze said on here that he "wasnt responsible" for the skit so im assumin it had sumthin to do with the fact that Dreddy has a little connection to Jim Jarmush and apparently Dreddy had alota input in this album (in the stores it's listed in the "T" section for Think Differently) so..wutever..

Yeap, Im totally feeling you silencer. I listen to it practically every day too still and like you, I got it a day after it was released. Shit has some serious substance. It WILL be a classic but it's a banger for sure. The album is art at it's finest as far as I am concerned and Bronze got himself a new hardcore fan out of it. Anyone who hasnt bought this album or listened to it many times is missing out IMO. Much love. p.s. I didnt really dig Detroit that much in the begining either but it is growing on me a bit. 5th Chamber almost always gets a repeat play from me too.

[FrenchShin]

really, it's average.

[Wu Stoneman]

Can't please everybody, but AVERAGE??? hahahaha, maybe not a CLASSIC but damn close, still bangin it.....

you know what so good about this album? It's REAL, there's LIFE to it, it's not just a bunch of gun toting and cocaine deals, it's real shit and you can hear it in his voice....

take a book for example, a book you read that has substance and life to it, you keep reading...you get bored with a book that is about the same old shit for the whole read.....so i doubt his album will get "fishscaled"

true artistry cannot fade with time, it always stays GREAT

[aken23]

i voted banger

[WuBaller]

Im blazin this daily since it came out, it might grow in me as a classic

[go_skim]

i just got the cd 2day fucking mad shit i will be playing this 4 a long time
peace 2 Bronze

[the insignificant]

1.In the Beginning
2.The Pain... 3.5/5... nice start
3.More Than Gold... 4/5... timbo wanders a bit, but holds up well enough
4.Killa Beez Attack (Skit)
5.The Bronzeman... 5/5... bronze is great here...
6.One Plan... 3/5... not a huge fan of byata, so i can't really get into this
7.Instrumental (Interlude)
8.Stolen Van Gogh... 5/5... only complaint is that it's too short
9.5th Chamber... 4/5... 12 o'clock wanders and prodigal has done better
10.Stupid F@#king White Man [Skit] {From Dead Man}
11.Good Morning ( a Nice Hell)... 4.5/5... great track
12.Rare Breed... 5/5... i really like this... very easy on the ears
13.Hear What I Say!... 3.5/5... nice track, doesn't go too long
14.Black Royalty... 3/5... annoying beat
15.Detroit... 3.5/5... not fantastic, but again, far from offensive to the ears
16.$ (Aka Cash Rule)... 4/5... i really like this...
17.Poem Burial Ground... 4/5... the beat gets a little repetitive, but the delivery carries the track...
18.The Great Migrataion... 4/5... would've been a good track to finish the album off, if he didn't have an outro...
19.Bronze Hall (Outro) - 0:45

this review doesn't sound like i'm praising the album that much... but i've had it a while now and i still think it's awesome... one thing that's hard to put across is the variation of all the tracks... the album flows pretty seamlessly but at the same time doesn't get monotonous... it's hard to find two tracks on the album that sound exactly like one another... even my least favourite tracks have redeeming features...

it are these things that impress me most about this album...

[GENERAL WISE]

the album is 4.5/5 close classic

y? because i didnt think it was going to be that good.

[darkness1582]

I just got the album last week after much procasting but after i heard it i cant stop listening 2 it. The beats are hot and if u listen to the lyrics then u will be amazed. This is a ablum that the rest oif the clan needs 2 hear and take heed. This has 2 be the best album of 06. Can some1 name a better album with beats and lyrics??/

[Trismegistos]

This is one of the best Wu albums period.

The production is so tight and the album is a complete work of art.

I rate it alongside Only Built For Cuban Linx and Heavy Mental. The quality is that good.

This is an album that all Wu fans should own. I can't wait for Bronze to release more of this quality.

The Great Migration is amazing song, the production and flow are amazing.

9.5/10

[Skellington]

I was kinda dissapointed in this album, was expecting much better from Bronze. Average

[Fresh Breath]

1.In the Beginning (Intro) - 0:14 - 5/5
2.The Pain - 3:40 - 5/5
3.More Than Gold - 4:10 - 5/5
4.Killa Beez Attack (Skit) - 0:23 - 5/5
5.The Bronzeman - 3:56 - 6/5
6.One Plan - 3:27 - 5/5
7.Instrumental (Interlude) - 0:40 - 5/5
8.Stolen Van Gogh - 1:34 - 5/5
9.5th Chamber - 3:56 - 4/4
10.Stupid F@#king White Man [Skit] {From Dead Man} - 0:19 - 5/5
11.Good Morning ( a Nice Hell) - 4:00 - 5/5
12.Rare Breed - 3:39 - 5/5
13.Hear What I Say! - 3:23 - 5/5
14.Black Royalty - 2:45 - 5/5
15.Detroit - 3:30 - 4/5
16.$ (Aka Cash Rule) - 3:10 - 3/5
17.Poem Burial Ground - 3:39 - 3/5
18.The Great Migrataion - 3:18 - 5/5
19.Bronze Hall (Outro) - 0:45 - 5/5


This album is absolutely FIRE, i got it about 2 or 3 months ago an i neva really heard much of Bronze before it except for "Wu tang meets the indie culture" an i liked him on tha album too espically tha track "Black dawn" so i thought id get it, once i pressed play on it it was unreal the production is probably the best music ive eva heard!!

The music is actually beautiful, not like ur typical beats or anything its like listening to an orcestra or something, haha!!

Bronze's lyrics are deadly on it too like at first i thought they werent tha good but once i properly sat down an listened to him i realised just how dead they are;

"Float through the day, like heroin in the veins
Of a mad sinner, from whiskey to a bad liver"

This album is definitly the most Wu souding album ive heard ina while like i have it on repeat eva since i bought it an im still not sick of it, much respect bronze the album is a Classic!!!!

[DR. NICK RIVIERA]

its because of bronze i started to listen hip-hop again more than just a track or two a day

and this album was in top3 albums of last year

[maestro wooz]

9.5/10

this album has not gotten old at all. Ive never heard a combination of ill beats like this, deep lyrcism, but also with such a vicious flow as bronze has. Really, a gem.