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glad you've seen the light
this is how i rank the wu solo/group albums:
1) 36 chambers
2) liquid swords
3) OB4CL
4) Supreme Clientele
5) Ironman
Alright..... I have converted to the Wu...
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glad you've seen the light
this is how i rank the wu solo/group albums:
1) 36 chambers
2) liquid swords
3) OB4CL
4) Supreme Clientele
5) Ironman
spot rusherz
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liquid Swords is mad overrated.
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Iron Maiden
The Faster Blade
260
Assassination Day
Camay
Daytona 500
Black Jesus
All That I Got Is You
The Soul Controller
The Faster Blade
260
Assassination Day
Camay
Daytona 500
Black Jesus
All That I Got Is You
The Soul Controller
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That is one of the most intelligent hip hop albums, but at the same time its one of the GRIMIEST . . .
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lol he prolly young
im only 19 so i didnt grow up appreciating music when i was like 5 years old
i got into like 3 years ago
i wish i was this age during the mid 90's =/
im only 19 so i didnt grow up appreciating music when i was like 5 years old
i got into like 3 years ago
i wish i was this age during the mid 90's =/
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Son.... I got put on to Wu the summer of '94, I was 11. Older dude from
around my block played a couple tracks for me, that same day I went home
was watchin Video Music Box and saw the M.E.T.H.O.D. vid, and it was a
wrap.The first 2 CD's I owned (purchased @ the same time) were Enter the
36 & Out Kast. Me and my homey used to bump that Wu album everyday
after 5th grade.
Them _'s taught me alot, and I appreciated it then & still do.
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must be nice.... lol
i was only 4 years old in 94'
my first a album was the marshall mathers lp in 4th or 5th grade
i had the cassette and played it until it sounded screwed and chopped lol
then i threw it away because it sounded scary to me lol
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Lol, im only 11 years old guys. chill...
Just kidding 23.
But you got to understand, im from the south, memphis, Tennessee.
We wasn't jamming no WU Tang growing up!
it was 8ball & mjg, 3 6 mafia, etc....
i bet i could name plenty of classic memphis joints.... youll be like " *%%?"
Just kidding 23.
But you got to understand, im from the south, memphis, Tennessee.
We wasn't jamming no WU Tang growing up!
it was 8ball & mjg, 3 6 mafia, etc....
i bet i could name plenty of classic memphis joints.... youll be like " *%%?"
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Originally Posted by memphisboi55
Lol, im only 11 years old guys. chill...
Just kidding 23.
But you got to understand, im from the south, memphis, Tennessee.
We wasn't jamming no WU Tang growing up!
it was 8ball & mjg, 3 6 mafia, etc....
i bet i could name plenty of classic memphis joints.... youll be like " *%%?"
Word thats what I figured...
But its still kinda funny that no one from your town was bumpin wu...
I remember being younger older dudes would head down south (
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Yeah, but no one was heading to NY and coming back lol.
Yeah, but no one was heading to NY and coming back lol.
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Don't forget Wu-Tang Forever.
IMO, that albums like a celebration album of the Wu's success. Just great tracks and makes you realize how far theyd come.
I feel for memphisboi tho because all through the south people dont give new yoprk rappers any respect, let alone the Wu. I really had to get into it on my ownbecause down here its just southern rappers galore.
IMO, that albums like a celebration album of the Wu's success. Just great tracks and makes you realize how far theyd come.
I feel for memphisboi tho because all through the south people dont give new yoprk rappers any respect, let alone the Wu. I really had to get into it on my ownbecause down here its just southern rappers galore.