Wu-tang were so ahead of their time with their Wu-Tang Forever album

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i was 14 when it dropped and knee deep into Hip Hop. Maybe not old enough to say this but I don’t remember none of that shyt he was talking about. Wu tang took over the WORLD with this album. I don’t remember any criticism that sounded like ole boy. nikkas thought RZA went to the future and came back.

it reminds me of college dropout vs late registration. I always look at LR like a fully realized version of college dropout. Like if Ye had those same resources and budget, he would’ve done that on the first album. That’s how I feel about forever vs 36.

None of the shyt @Threnody posted is factual. Son bugging. Wu Forever catapulted Wu into another stratosphere. They started losing heads when the quality of their albums dropped AFTER Wu Forever.
 

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I love these threads on The Coli. Somebody makes an appreciation thread about a highly regarded album and out comes the contrarians, dapfishers and trolls trying to shyt on the album.

Dude in here said Wu Forever is where Wu lost Black people :dead:

that was the wildest shyt he said lmao :russ:

None of the shyt @Threnody posted is factual. Son bugging. Wu Forever catapulted Wu into another stratosphere. They started losing heads when the quality of their albums dropped AFTER Wu Forever.

ghostface supreme clientele was the peak. Everything after that was the decline.

The W is low key one of my favorite wu albums but even I can admit you can see the decline on that album beginning
 

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that was the wildest shyt he said lmao :russ:



ghostface supreme clientele was the peak. Everything after that was the decline.

The W is low key one of my favorite wu albums but even I can admit you can see the decline on that album beginning

Several albums came after Wu Forever and before Supreme Clientele and none of them got the acclaim the first string of albums had. There was a noticeable decline in quality. SC was basically the return of that quality people expected from Wu.

I'm a big fan of the W album also, btw. Album is strong from start to finish and damn near classic to me.
 

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Several albums came after Wu Forever and before Supreme Clientele and none of them got the acclaim the first string of albums had. There was a noticeable decline in quality. SC was basically the return of that quality people expected from Wu.

I'm a big fan of the W album also, btw. Album is strong from start to finish and damn near classic to me.

it was a tough couple years in between. I remember being very disappointed in Immobilarity because of the lack of rza production. Sounds better with age tho.
 

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that was the wildest shyt he said lmao :russ:



ghostface supreme clientele was the peak. Everything after that was the decline.

The W is low key one of my favorite wu albums but even I can admit you can see the decline on that album beginning
decline how? I will say RZA was shifting his production
 

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Smart to cash in on popularity and release a double album, but dudes are nit keeping it a buck. Take 4-6 songs out, and it might have been one of the best hip hop albums of alltime.

The first round of solo albums were better than Forever. And those albums get more burn from general rap fans and even from Wu fans.

Somebody come in here and lie to my face that Forever is better than OB4CL.

That's what I thought.

Forever >>> Tical
 
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