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offline theo himself from +- on 2003-07-01 14:54 [#00764064]
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you xltronic kids juuust might be able to appreciate this
real hip-hop thing afterall/hearing this. it doesnt really
sound like wu-tang (production-wise, though apparently it's
produced by the rza) but it sounds like wu-tang/rza doing
an old skool/electro throwback party typejoint and it sounds
reaal nice.. check this..

also.. from the soon-to-be released masta killa album.. (it
has taken quite some time, much of which probably was not
spent working on it, or even thinking about it) check
"queen".. this kind of wu-style track is what drew me to
them ten years ago and kept me intrigued up until the great
fall off of late 1998.

you'll probably like 'dj warfare' though.. check that


 

offline ecnadniarb on 2003-07-01 14:55 [#00764070]
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I think the fall off happened in 1995 and I can't even be
bothered listening to any shit they put out now.


 

offline theo himself from +- on 2003-07-01 14:59 [#00764074]
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wooooah wrong. that was unquestionably/unanimously the
beginning of what is regarded as the wu-tang golden era.
both 'only built for cuban linx' AND 'liquid swords' came
out that year (and odb's debut)... their time on top [insert
biggie line] ..err came to an end after the wu-tang forever
2xlp europe, wu-affiliate release flood, bjork and all
that.. in 1998 they dropped the 'consistency/integrity' ball
so hard they deflated it.. bobby! bobby! bobby! digi! digi!
digi! [insert appaling victoria's secret line here]


 

offline ecnadniarb on 2003-07-01 15:01 [#00764079]
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That was the end...Liquid Swords was the end of the Wu's
golden time...undoubtably they released a couple of gems all
of them the first time round. Forever was an unbeleivably
weak album...I really can't see what people found in it.


 

offline theo himself from +- on 2003-07-01 15:09 [#00764093]
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well.. it didnt' have to be a double album..
absolutely not.. but there are plenty of classics on that
one


 

offline theo himself from +- on 2003-07-01 15:10 [#00764094]
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u really have to be a fan to really love most of their
albums


 

offline X-tomatic from ze war room on 2003-07-01 18:34 [#00764411]
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hhm, kay, will check it out, sounds nice.

 

offline ilfed from / (United Kingdom) on 2004-06-10 17:30 [#01233790]
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so anyway

it seems the album (No Said Date) is released in most places
now.

i always loved the masta killa bits in old wu tang tracks,
and the rza doing production seems nice and that.

anyone heard it? ? ? ?? -- the amazon reviews (cause i'm
hardcore underground like that) seem amazingly positive.

hmm -

 

offline maphive from 3% step and 54foot-slide on 2004-06-12 05:10 [#01236314]
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stuck to your ass like a victorias secret wedgie

bob digital in stereo was the best wu-tang album of all time

 

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