i don't care what anybody says bobby digital in stereo is a classic

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had to rep the OP off this verse alone....
"Tarantula, that groove season
Newlywed of rap, which G you believe in?
Rally back, twist a half a man arm off
Late night, nearly happy standoff
How boldly blinded by Bobby cross,thievin van diva
Lever 2000 mic talk
Might bolt to match, pinch me in the eve
Carved perfectly from God
Manufactured through the eye, came Puma dash
I snares Dumar, Nicolas, half a face, Cage
Half a cooked Duck sprinkle sage
Bounce to uey crib yo and got laid
Straight off the ground y'all word up''....:ohlawd:

thanks, dap and i would + rep but looks like it's been disabled from your profile :salute:
 

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naw. however, both are 2 very different pieces of work

tical is a classic in it's own right though :ohlawd:
this album is post Wu Forever which is the quintessential album on what Wu was based on and what the sound is known for today....when Rza kinda ditched the samples for real drum pads and keyboards...but them shyts banged ! i put my uncle who was born hard of hearing up on this album and he can quote it for u word for word without missing a beat...classic is the word breh's..!
 
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this album is post Wu Forever which is the quintessential album on what Wu was based on and what the sound is known for today....when Rza kinda ditched the samples for real drum pads and keyboards...but them shyts banged ! i put my uncle who was born hard of hearing up on this album and he can quote it for u word for word without missing a beat...classic is the word breh's..!

yeah, rza made a smart move by switchin' it up because in this instance it worked

usin' those soul samples rza can do in his sleep, but he challenged himself with the bobby digital album

that's a really cool story bout ya uncle bein' able to quote this album word for word :ohhh:
 

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Rza grew as a producer because some chump at a meet and greet at a record store told him that he wasnt a real producer...he took that as a challenege and learned music theory. He mastered synth beat chamber and gave us albums that were sonically ahead of their time...wu fans always want 1993 raps. These nikkas 40 plus, they dont sell dust lol...they seen the world and tired of talking bout same shyt, well not Rae OB4CL 3 coming 2016
 

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definitely my favorite out of his solo outings. bobby did it :whew:.

every time islord voice pops up in the album dude sounds so grimy.

favorite joint off the album here though



:damn:


first thing I noticed off this cut was that he re-used the Wu Tang Clan Aint Nuthin Ta fukk Wit baseline. Back then I thought this album sounded raw as hell, but in a bad way.
Even on terrorist....they got 2 different takes of the same Doc Doom verse, the volume is all fukked up on Sin's, and Holocaust is inexplicably cut off right before his verse drops. I have learned to appreciate this album over the years but when it was brand new it sounded weird as fukk and I really did not like it.
 
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