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  • Classic

    8 10.67%
  • Superior

    11 14.67%
  • Banger

    26 34.67%
  • Average

    15 20.00%
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  • Mediocre

    4 5.33%
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Thread: The Rza Presents - Afro Samurai Resurrection

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    Quote Originally Posted by wadedigital36 View Post
    anybody cop this yet?

    what tracks did Rza not produce?
    rza produced the entire thing

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    isnt afro 1 too???
    never read the booklet of my copy...

    Naw Oh & The Walk are done by Tru James, I also heard Take Sword 2 was Tru Master actually

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    ni take sword 1 and 2 are from rza....
    "BABY" is produced by m1... the rest is by the rza...
    i looked it up in my booklet...

    thx & peace

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    ^^exactly, which is why i asked the question.
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    I prefer the first soundtrack, but this is still nice. Whar is incredible, i was feeling the lyrics and the beat. Fight for you is also on my repeat, thea doesn't fit in well with a few songs, but she shines on this solo. Ill drop my review within the next few days. Banger status so far.

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    I wont lie, The first one seemed focused, This one seemed rushed, and honestly besides like 4 joints, Im not feeling it.

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    I voted banger. After listening to it a few more times, it does seem a little rushed. It's not there is alot of wack songs on the album, just not that many standouts. If the second half of the album matched the first half I would consider it superior.

    Top 5: You Already Know, Blood Thicker Than Mud "Family Affair", Whar (fav), Girl Samurai Lullaby, Bloody Samurai

    Grade: (3/5) B-

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    Got the album yesterday...it's heavy
    I was lookin forward to the reverend william tracks and they are FI-ARRRRE!!! like some other brotha said, he needs his own album. Does anyone know if he has a myspace or website or somethin? the guy is dope

    And as soon as i heard boy jones go "AHhHHhHhHhH" i thought OH NO.....he's tryin to copy his pops.........the kids got decent lyrics, it's just he's whack

    but majority of the album is wicked

    7.5/10
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    Right now my rating is between a 3.5/5 - 4/5
    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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    Quote Originally Posted by wuswordz95 View Post
    thea rules
    I hope this was sarcasm.

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    i love it more and more each time i hear it. its near flawless to me.

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    LOL put that drug down
    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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    I'm listening to this right now and it's 50/50. Half good tracks, half skippable. It's really strange what RZA is doing right now, the inconsistency within just one record continues. A few beats on here I love and think that RZA continually changes things up and it sound amazing. Then, on the next track, I think that the beat could be made by virtually any neophytic producer. All in all, I do appreciate the eclectic style he has always done and always will.

    Upon first listen, the only true first-listen bangers are Whar (I love the re-hashed beat from Clan in Da Front, an indirect homage to 36 Chambers), Bloody Samurai, Brother's Keeper, Take Sword Pt. III (though it's too long), and Number One Samurai (though the beat is recycled). A part of me dislikes Arch Nemesis, mostly due to the lyrics and drums, but something about the beat is hypnotic. I like it, it's very different.

    Anyway, I'm on the fence about this record. Needs multiple listens to truly get a feel for the music of RZA.

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    This album has quite possibly the worst rhymin from RZA i've ever heard.

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    am I alone in thinking Killarmy should use the "Whar" beat on their new effort?

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