It was supposed to come out in '97 but between the second floor, group issues, and Loud restructuring, they shelved it.
Yea …. Didn’t know it dropped so late …. Brazy
I'm looking through the CD foldout...I really don't see any. Don't know how I missed that before..
I see why people felt this episode felt rushed. Wu-Forever & the Rage tour are pivotal moments in that year though, so either way one would've been shafted in pace. I hope Dirty really didn't follow one of their tourswe'll never see another group like that again.
I love the ending though. When I listen to A Better Tomorrow, I always felt they need clips of them arguing or something right before the track started.
Deck and U god dropped their first albums the same year Meth dropped his 3rd(album with Redman) and ODB dropped his 2nd. the crazy shyt is that Masta Killa didn't drop until 5 years after that!!!! But all of the members showed up to support and drop someone o it. Including ODB.
Rza used samples on WF
. Triump had a sample in it. With all of this sample detection shyt coming out, he's just trying to cover his azz. There are samples all over WF. "The Projects" is easily recognizable as "cry together" from the Ojays. Little ghetto boy is donny hathaway.
As someone stated in this thread, Method man is the complete team player. He's the Tim Duncan of the Wu. As big and popular as he was EARLY, he still showed up to video shoots and hopped on everyone's albums. This continued well into his acting career on Oz, the Wire, and even now he still shows up and drops verses at Wu shows. Deck, U God, Masta killah, Gza, and Rza were going to be there, but it seems like ODB was the biggest problem and he was one of the most popular members. My mother knew who ODB was back in 1994 and 1995 when I was in high school. That's saying something..
Yeah those scenes came off to me more like the clan's later complaining about production around the time of 8 Diagrams.Rza used samples on WF
album run even more better
