Looking back, all of Wu messed up not sticking to the script and letting RZA continue to produce their solo albums
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The post chopped off the end of the albums:
Now, RZA stopped largely producing full albums at that point and there are some WTF tracks in the mix, but there's more than a majority of dope beats on there, especially when you start comparing what most Clan members were rhyming on top of instead.
Now, RZA stopped largely producing full albums at that point and there are some WTF tracks in the mix, but there's more than a majority of dope beats on there, especially when you start comparing what most Clan members were rhyming on top of instead.
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The shyt he produced on Supreme, Ghostdog, Nikka Please and The W was all classic, great and solid. A mix of all 3
And before that he had some joints on The Swarm like Co Defendent and 97’ Mentality
By the time 01’ rolls around it gets really really shaky even though the golden days had been over at that point
Like for instance, one random beat I think was great that he produced in 2002 was “Woodchuck” for Warcloud and the Black Knights but then you skip to 2003 and he was producing bullshyt like “We Pop”
But again by the early 2000’s like 01’ it was really over over
And before that he had some joints on The Swarm like Co Defendent and 97’ Mentality
By the time 01’ rolls around it gets really really shaky even though the golden days had been over at that point
Like for instance, one random beat I think was great that he produced in 2002 was “Woodchuck” for Warcloud and the Black Knights but then you skip to 2003 and he was producing bullshyt like “We Pop”
But again by the early 2000’s like 01’ it was really over over