Classics Discussion: GZA & Masta Killa
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ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
Grandmasters is a personal classic but classic overall? Mhmmm
StraightUpMenace
spiritual miracle lyrical individual
i think whoever votes "no" for Liquid Swords should get banned IMO
Nah breh. Let's lead them to a secluded location under false pretenses and murder them.
Inspect Her Deck
Skins of all colours come together as brothers
Inspect Her Deck
Skins of all colours come together as brothers
Sorry breh.
CD is in the car for tomorrow though.
Inspect Her Deck
Skins of all colours come together as brothers
Sorry breh.
CD is in the car for tomorrow though.
I'm going to sleep unsatisfied tbh
I await tomorrow's fukkery!
IAmListenin'
Rookie
Liquid Swords is my second-favorite hip-hop album of all time.
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
That was an accident
Correct answer
I don't care for No Said Date at all.
This is the best track to me. By far
"D.T.D" is decent.
But you're not gonna hear anything as good as the weakest track on Liquid Swords.
My third
Inspect Her Deck
Skins of all colours come together as brothers
36 Chambers or Paid in Full for no. 1 right?
My third
What's your top 3?
IAmListenin'
Rookie
Paid in Full #1, 36 Chambers #3, then Death Certificate #4.
I was in elementary school when Run-D.M.C. was big, so I was there for rap pre- and post-Rakim. After hearing Rakim, I got the album (since there was no profanity in it, my mom was okay with it) and it's been my favorite ever since. It's literally in my permanent rotation, as almost 30 years later I've listened to it every day for the last nearly 13 years. Rakim's my favorite hip-hop artist of all time. Paid in Full was love at first listen, and I was in complete awe when I played Follow the Leader for the first time. I don't know if you can imagine how it was to hear that back then. That was it for me.
I was in high school when 36 Chambers dropped, got that after hearing "Protect Ya Neck," and it was one of the tapes I always had on me when I went out to listen to on the bus on the walkman before the switch to CDs. That led to me checking out the solo albums, and I got Liquid Swords on the strength of GZA's verses on "Bring Da Ruckus," "Clan in Da Front," "7th Chamber" and "Protect Ya Neck." LS, 36 Chambers and OB4CL are all in my Top 10 favorites, and I won't argue against anyone who says any of them are the GOAT album for them (not that I argue other people's lists anyway, but I can understand and respect it).
LS is certified...no said date was a pleasant surprise to me when it dropped..it def had the early wu feel to me..esp at the fact its the last album to have all the original WU members on it before dirty's death
i laughed hard at the old man video
..god bless ason unique
i laughed hard at the old man video
..god bless ason unique