remember when you first picked up Killarmy-Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars?

[Gravediggaz]

anybody remember when they first picked up Killarmy-Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars

I remember I pick it up when it first came out here in Australia in 1997...I was 12 at the time that was the year I officially became a Wu fan and I bought it with my birthday money at HMV I remember they had heaps of copies of it....first track I couldn't get over was Wake Up....illest track I heard at the time RZA produced it...ahh good times

[VictorHUGO]

Did you buy the CD or cassette? Cus when that shyt came out cassettes was in full effect! I had the tape of course.. Cus I couldnt afford the CD at the time.. And the tape had the "Killarmy Grenade" logo on it which was official...

[the silencer]

peace to Australia

[Gravediggaz]

nah man I picked up the CD....I remember the art work when you take the cd out was so fucking dope....you know how it shows mug shots inside the cd cover and Islord one is like from his driver licence lols

[Gravediggaz]

peace to Australia

thanks mate

[LONDON!]

first time i got that killarmy album, was on cassette, you see what i'm saying, i got it in 98, i was kinda late on buying it, but i was up on there shit, i remember rinsing out there shit religiously, you get me fam

i was in a homeless hostel too and had this shitty mini hi-fi system, so i couldn't rinse it out as loud as i wanted, so i had that shit on a walkman like it was the second coming of christ, you get what i'm saying fam, thats how sick that album was

it was definetly one of the best albums of 97, its a certified hip hop classic in my book, thats the way i see it, didn't have to skip a tune, the production was 4th disciple at his grimy best, just pure sictrumentals, sick production, plus killarmy as a unit, represented wit it lyrically, there bars were high grade top notch, hip hop quotables for years, you see what i'm saying, sick album, classic

and they were trying to reach my human being road brothers and sisters wit there lyrics too, steer my people in a positive direction, for real, i big em up for that, everytime, you know this

[Gravediggaz]

I remember my mum going nuts at me because I was playing Wake Up vol up high bumping the fuck out of it..hahah

[Mumm Ra]

yo the first time i heard this album i didn't even know what the fuck i was listening to lol

i was already deep into wu-tang and the affiliates but never heard any killarmy, but knew it was considered a classic
the beats were just so unorthodox at first, accompanied with me not knowing who was rapping - couple more listens and i was hooked though
one of my top 5 albums of all time

[The blackma]

The first time I picked up this album It was in France in 1997. I was student and an huge wu-tang fan. Maybe one the greatest wu fan in France I purchased everything related to the wu, cds, clothes, magazines...
I really liked this album cuz it was raw, dark and powerful, the very reasons I was a wu fan. 4th disciple was very impressive on wu-tang forever and the second gravediggaz, in this era I thought he could be a second Rza. I got high expectations for this album and when I purchased it I became an happy wu fan these dude were angry (maybe jealous of . wu fam albums released during the 97-98 were ill cuz wu elements and wu fam mcs really ain't nothing ta fuck with.

[Rawticus]

first time i got that killarmy album, was on cassette, you see what i'm saying, i got it in 98, i was kinda late on buying it, but i was up on there shit, i remember rinsing out there shit religiously, you get me fam

i was in a homeless hostel too and had this shitty mini hi-fi system, so i couldn't rinse it out as loud as i wanted, so i had that shit on a walkman like it was the second coming of christ, you get what i'm saying fam, thats how sick that album was

it was definetly one of the best albums of 97, its a certified hip hop classic in my book, thats the way i see it, didn't have to skip a tune, the production was 4th disciple at his grimy best, just pure sictrumentals, sick production, plus killarmy as a unit, represented wit it lyrically, there bars were high grade top notch, hip hop quotables for years, you see what i'm saying, sick album, classic

and they were trying to reach my human being road brothers and sisters wit there lyrics too, steer my people in a positive direction, for real, i big em up for that, everytime, you know this

Yo london , you might remember this ..in 1999 when tht racist dude in london was nail bombin minorities up? Well those times there me and my mates use to have that "dirty weaponary" album on all the time ,just sittin around smoking n drinkin, reasoning to it,it was like sharpenin us up for like sum war ting.cos at first no one knew who was doin them attacks didnt kwn it was just one lone dude,so our mind state was gettin like theres gona be some battles and killarmy kinda helped us thru them times...killaarmy are banging,theres no other group out there who conveyed a military style that well ever..Wu was definetly on some wake the mind up shit! glad that shit didnt go that way though.

[LONDON!]

crazy, i see where your coming from blood, i remember those times, i was still in a hostel but enrolled into a college, then the bombs started kicking off, at first i think he bombed bricky and the media at first said it was a gangsta thing, which i knew was bullshit, then he bombed brick lane, then i knew for sure its some random racist punk loner type of mudda focker, you see what i'm saying, but then he fucked up, he bombed them homosexuals in soho, then i knew feds would be on it like, you get me and shift him and low and behold, i swear down fam, they arrested him the next day, fuck the police, if that punk had kept on bombing endz wit big minorities in it, he probably would be still walking the streets today, i swear down like, you get me, no long ting, no jokes, for real, fuck the police

[LONDON!]

Yo london , you might remember this ..in 1999 when tht racist dude in london was nail bombin minorities up? Well those times there me and my mates use to have that "dirty weaponary" album on all the time ,just sittin around smoking n drinkin, reasoning to it,it was like sharpenin us up for like sum war ting.cos at first no one knew who was doin them attacks didnt kwn it was just one lone dude,so our mind state was gettin like theres gona be some battles and killarmy kinda helped us thru them times...killaarmy are banging,theres no other group out there who conveyed a military style that well ever..Wu was definetly on some wake the mind up shit! glad that shit didnt go that way though.

crazy, i see where your coming from blood, i remember those times, i was still in a hostel, then the bombs started kicking off, at first i think he bombed bricky and the media at first said it was a gangsta thing, which i knew was bullshit, then he bombed brick lane, then i knew for sure its some random racist punk loner type of mudda focker, you see what i'm saying, but then he fucked up, he bombed them homosexuals in soho, then i knew feds would be on it like, you get me and shift him and low and behold, i swear down fam, they arrested him the next day, fuck the police, if that punk had kept on bombing endz wit big minorities in it, he probably would be still walking the streets today, i swear down like, you get me, no long ting, no jokes, for real, fuck the police

[Chrism70]

1997
London
Tower Records

Damn what a day, I found Killarmy Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars and i was the happiest man in the world! I remember sitting in KFC drooling over the track titles and the inside on the CD booklet. One of the best Hip Hop albums ever released!

[Gravediggaz]

1997
London
Tower Records

Damn what a day, I found Killarmy Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars and i was the happiest man in the world! I remember sitting in KFC drooling over the track titles and the inside on the CD booklet. One of the best Hip Hop albums ever released!

haha nice.....grab ya army suits and fat black boots military gear and we go out like troops

[Eternal360z]

That shit hit hard back in the day and today... Love that album!