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When I heard that they wanted to release a new album, I said what the fuck? The previous album was not exactly what I expected. Countless great tracks, many great albums, unpredictable style and numerous diehard fans around the world like me. 9 motherfuckers who changed the face of the hip hop game. Wu tang clan is certainly the greatest hip hop group of all the time. It’s the review of my brother The Dark face Killer because me I don’t give a fuck of this album. I have the feeling I will be playing this album a lot. 'Mistaken Identity', 'Keep Watch', 'Miracle', 'Ron O Neal' and 'A Better Tomorrow' were okay to solid. 'Ruckus in B Minor' (good verses except for INS and Cappa Rae and MK really shine, I like the beat switch up for Rae and MK and in fact I like the constantly changing beat earlier on in the song as well, good call by Rick Rubin to get some ODB ad libs on here)ħ. 'Never Let Go' (very good concept song, RZA did have some good ideas for concept songs but I do understand some generals not feeling RZA telling them what to write about)Ħ. 'Necklace' (4th nailed it, what else can I say, the chorus doesn't stall the song imo)ĥ. 'Pioneer The Frontier' (sounds like a Wu joint for a soundtrack in the 90s, excellent song, I don't share the feeling that there's too much going on with the beat)Ĥ. 'Felt' (extremely dope 2014 Wu, this is the kinda song I would have expected on U-God's next solo album)ģ. 'Hold The Heater' (absolute classic, love the verses and the simple but very effective chorus)Ģ. I do get the impression GZA unloaded some 'Dark Matter' verses here without rewriting them for specific songs on ABT.ĭopest songs to me are, in this specific order:ġ. But I gotta admit sometimes parts of GZA verses kinda go over my head at first (not a native English speaker), I gotta listen some more. GZA's verses were good but they didn't always seem to fit the other verses. INS was solid in places, someone on here stated I expect too much from him and that poster is probably right. Meth, Rae, Masta Killa and U-God came correct. From all of his verses I liked the one on 'Felt' best.Īt first I was feeling kinda indifferent to Ghost's verses on the album but they have grown on me. (Not so much on 'Ron O'Neal'.)Ĭappa wasn't worse on here than in the last few years, but it's not as if he's peaking here either. Some other choruses which were initial turn offs have grown on me like everything going on in 'Miracle' and Nathaniel on 'Keep Watch'. Not really feeling 40th Street Black (chorus), Crushed Egos (beat) and Wu-Tang Reunion (too corny). Is the Wu-Tang sound AD 2014 I'm all 4 it, enjoying it & supporting itġ00%. But unlike Wu-Tang Forever this album isĭiverse and cohesive at the same time, something which they didn'tĪchieve since their classic debut Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). RZA once again reinvented the Wu-Tang formula, just like heĭid with Wu-Tang Forever in '97. This is an album of it's time, like all the previous ones,īut it can hardly be compared to it's predecessors because of it's up toĭate sound. Hop, by refreshen the classic Wu-Tang sound through usage of live Himself, the Generals, the fans, win new ones, also outside of Hip RZA's vision and execution are exquisite, he knew what to do to please

This is good music (not just by Hip Hop standards), great production. Wu-Tang Reunion - nice close up track, serving it's purpose, ending Never Let Go - dope verses by Killa & GZA. LP, he does his thing on every track he's on, this here's no exception. Can't understand the criticism towards Cappa on this A Better Tomorrow - lovin this, the message, the vibe, Meth's intro, Vocals fit & are very well used here (haters can eat a dick), all in all aġ3. Ron O'Neal - nice entrance with the live bass, 1nce again Nathaniel's

Necklace - classic, grimy Wu-Banger, lovin 4th Disciple's production on Pioneer The Frontier - headnodder, feelin U-God's verse. Lame they used the same kung-fu samples as on 8 Diagrams the end.ġ0.

Preacher's Daughter - feelin this, good music, lovin the horns. Initially didn't feel the sung chorus, but it grew on me. Miracle - goosebump track, especially on Killa's part, Rae came correct. Of u fags are scared to admit that ya'll feelin the hook too. The track and compliments the beat very well (u can hate me now). Keep Watch - banger, feelin it since day 1. Hold The Heater - dope, the drums (that snare) especially. Mistaken Identity - great beginning, nice progressions, a lotta going on 40th Street Black/We Will Fight - not bad, feelin it, nice up tempo track.Įverybody came correct, RZA's verse stood out 4 me though. Felt - banger, lovin the slow tempo & the guitar lick, can't stop bobbinģ. Ruckus In B Minor - banger, great choice 4 the opening track.