Will you probably already know this but I saw a commercial for Quentin Tarantino's new Kung-fu flick coming out and RZA is directing it. Pretty cool indeed!
i would say that Cappa's Pillage was a pleasant surprise. if you bought it when it came out. really there was no hype surrounding it, it just came out. I love the Pillage, lots of great tracks.
I did get the Pillage on its release day. I was in grade 10 and got to school late because I *had* to pick it up first thing. I was a fairly regular poster on a big Wu-Tang forum back in the day and I remember a bunch of us were chatting about our excitement, then later that week the excitement turned to disappointment. I can't remember much off the album, but I still remember the feeling of being let down big-time. I haven't listened to it in more than a decade, so maybe I should give it another shot. I know it's sitting somewhere at home collecting dust.
EDIT: I was thinking back and can only remember two tracks off the disc, Run & Slang Editorial. Those are probably the only two I really dug back then, but I'll give another try sometime.
i would say that Cappa's Pillage was a pleasant surprise. if you bought it when it came out. really there was no hype surrounding it, it just came out. I love the Pillage, lots of great tracks.
I did get the Pillage on its release day. I was in grade 10 and got to school late because I *had* to pick it up first thing. I was a fairly regular poster on a big Wu-Tang forum back in the day and I remember a bunch of us were chatting about our excitement, then later that week the excitement turned to disappointment. I can't remember much off the album, but I still remember the feeling of being let down big-time. I haven't listened to it in more than a decade, so maybe I should give it another shot. I know it's sitting somewhere at home collecting dust.
EDIT: I was thinking back and can only remember two tracks off the disc, Run & Slang Editorial. Those are probably the only two I really dug back then, but I'll give another try sometime.
the two you mention are probably the best, run being the lead single. check for a nigga, MCF, oh donna, title track, milk the cow. its not completely solid, there are still some skippers for me, but some tracks, not to be overlooked for sure. i heard RZA didnt pay cappa a dime for that album.
you remember the wu mansion on the enhanced version of wutang forever? that was hilarious. cutting edge stuff back then. exploring it on the pc was hours of fun.
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WTC are just waaaaay too good to be on page 9... I guess everyone eventually fades into the archives but since I'm new here, just had to bump this thread up!
WTC are just waaaaay too good to be on page 9... I guess everyone eventually fades into the archives but since I'm new here, just had to bump this thread up!
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He has a kung fu movie? I only heard about Django
That's going to be fucking killer. I'm seeing the shit out of that.
I'm pretty stoked as well. Although...the whole Batista aspect makes me
EDIT: I was thinking back and can only remember two tracks off the disc, Run & Slang Editorial. Those are probably the only two I really dug back then, but I'll give another try sometime.
the two you mention are probably the best, run being the lead single. check for a nigga, MCF, oh donna, title track, milk the cow. its not completely solid, there are still some skippers for me, but some tracks, not to be overlooked for sure. i heard RZA didnt pay cappa a dime for that album.
you remember the wu mansion on the enhanced version of wutang forever? that was hilarious. cutting edge stuff back then. exploring it on the pc was hours of fun.
http://theater.nytimes.com/library/cybe ... apaul.html
considering thats in 97, that shit was a pretty impressive use of technology.
I guess I'm like most consumers.
Thanks for the link. It was a good read.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/5941922/g ... rect=1#_=_
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