KingsOfKings
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22 years ago today
Wu Tang CLan's The W revisited
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KingsOfKings
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And itās still a classic
Last great group album from Wu. Borderline classic. Hollow Bones still one of my favorite hip hop tracks for whatever reason. Conditioner the only skip for me
Gravel Pit being seen as a sellout commercial track funny, seeing where hip hop gone since. Song was alright even if the video goofy as hell
Gravel Pit being seen as a sellout commercial track funny, seeing where hip hop gone since. Song was alright even if the video goofy as hell
I love Latina women
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Redwood
Superstar
Solid album. Too bad ODB was only on one track
But Click, Click, the Intro, and Hollow Bones are my three favorite tracks.
I love Latina women
Veteran
was randomly thinking about this album and it is a solid album
Last time we got to hear Olā Dirty with them; Conditioner
I Canāt Go To Sleep, Hollow Bones, Redbull, and Let My nikkas Love
Last time we got to hear Olā Dirty with them; Conditioner
I Canāt Go To Sleep, Hollow Bones, Redbull, and Let My nikkas Love
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
I havenāt listened to āThe Wā since the year it came out. I remember liking some of it. Iāll give it a front to back spin tomorrow.
This thread made me think of ā8 Diagramsā. Another one I hadnāt listened to in a while. I bought that shyt day 1, went straight to my barracks room and put it in my CD player. I enjoyed it then but remember shytting on it. I just skipped though it after reading some of this thread and it actually sounds good. In a way it as behind the times when it dropped, but ahead of its time because the gritty boom bap sound became popular again with younger artists 6-7 years after it dropped. Iām going to give it as spin tomorrow too.
This thread made me think of ā8 Diagramsā. Another one I hadnāt listened to in a while. I bought that shyt day 1, went straight to my barracks room and put it in my CD player. I enjoyed it then but remember shytting on it. I just skipped though it after reading some of this thread and it actually sounds good. In a way it as behind the times when it dropped, but ahead of its time because the gritty boom bap sound became popular again with younger artists 6-7 years after it dropped. Iām going to give it as spin tomorrow too.
I love Latina women
Veteran
This was my joint I loved bumping this track
When I was living downtown Newark
Perfect for that GodBody and Piru energy I was pushing at that time
Bugzbunny129
All Star
The W is a fine album. 8/10 at worst.
Awesome Wells
The Bobby Womack of Crack
Sadly, I couldn't get into The W.
I remember copping this when it dropped, and wanting to take it back. I just felt like RZA's best days were already behind him, and the group didn't seem as connected as they did just 6-7 years before. It was over by 2000. Then when they all started coming out and doing interviews about the internal issues, it all made sense.
The fall-off started on Wu-Tang Forever and never turned around.
I remember copping this when it dropped, and wanting to take it back. I just felt like RZA's best days were already behind him, and the group didn't seem as connected as they did just 6-7 years before. It was over by 2000. Then when they all started coming out and doing interviews about the internal issues, it all made sense.
The fall-off started on Wu-Tang Forever and never turned around.
