What Fills Out the Top 5 Wu Solo LPs...

[iPod Raheem 2.0]

since we all agree the top 3 includes:

What other 2 solo LPs belong in this group?

Btw, it goes without saying but I'ma say it anyway b/c it needs to be said every once in awhile: these nikkas were/are/will always be fukking dope, brehs.

 

[jerzboy]

ODB gotta be in there

 

[Never Broke Again]

tical/ironman

 

[iPod Raheem 2.0]

ODB gotta be in there

You talking about this:

 

[jerzboy]

You talking about this:

Yessssiiiirrr!!!

Return to the 36

 

[jerzboy]

I never got into Tical like that. Yeah it had some bangers, but it always felt like a let down

 

[LandryFieldsDad]

For me.its

Ob4cl
Supreme clientele
Liquid swords
Return
Ironman

 

[phonthought3000]

For me.its

Ob4cl
Supreme clientele
Liquid swords
Return
Ironman

 

[Animal House]

In any order....
iron man
tical 2000
obfcl
Return to the 36
Liquid swords

 

[Dopematic]

Tical
OB4CL
Liquid Swords
Iron Man
Return to the 36 CHambers

 

[phatphuck]

in order:
ls
ob4cl
ironman
return to the 36
supreme clientele


tical had a few bangers but the rest are disappointing

 

[iPod Raheem 2.0]

Yessssiiiirrr!!!

Return to the 36

I'm ashamed to admit this, but I didn't listen to this album until you posted that it belonged among the Wu classics.

Honestly, I never took ODB serious. I thought he was just an eccentric personality that RZA put on a few songs where he wanted a wild, live nikka on the track. Don't get me wrong, I heard a few of his joints and liked them (Brooklyn zoo, Shame on a nikka, Got your money, the joint with Mariah), but I didn't think he could put together a full album.

Damn. I was sleeping. This shyt right here--Return to the 36: The Dirty Version--is crazy. Each track I'm blown away because I didn't expect that at all from him. Dope, dope fukking album. Thoroughly enjoyed all of it. RIP Ason Jones.

 

[Danie84]

Tical
OB4CL
Liquid Swords
Ironman
Return of 36 Chambers

 

[deeznutz]

tical/ironman

 

[LandryFieldsDad]

I'm ashamed to admit this, but I didn't listen to this album until you posted that it belonged among the Wu classics.

Honestly, I never took ODB serious. I thought he was just an eccentric personality that RZA put on a few songs where he wanted a wild, live nikka on the track. Don't get me wrong, I heard a few of his joints and liked them (Brooklyn zoo, Shame on a nikka, Got your money, the joint with Mariah), but I didn't think he could put together a full album.

Damn. I was sleeping. This shyt right here--Return to the 36: The Dirty Version--is crazy. Each track I'm blown away because I didn't expect that at all from him. Dope, dope fukking album. Thoroughly enjoyed all of it. RIP Ason Jones.

Better late than never