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This is one of GZA's solo albums, with Dj Muggs from Cypress Hill. Dopeness. Or you could get Liquid Swords.
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Re: Wu tang clan!
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Re: Wu tang clan!
Compare his shit to the other members of the Clan and it becomes clear his raps aren't great lyrically. He was/is an important member of the Wu but not because of his lyrical dexterity, I would say more for his sporadic attitude and peculiar behaviour.
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Re: Wu tang clan!
Even though it's been a long while since I really listened to rap (I was raised on it and only gave it up completely 6 years ago), I still sometimes think about how good they were...I still have a tape I made of ODB's first album and they really had a lot of good songs and videos. Method Man is probably my favorite though.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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Re: Wu tang clan!
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![]() He didn't have the delivery and complex rhymes of the other members, but his vocal style, energy and comic value were priceless. I used to listen to these guys everyday years ago, and still have a fond spot for them, but I got over all the 'gangsta' style BS and got into more thoughtful, less money grabbing rappers. I.E. Not Snoop. ![]()
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