Albums RZA - Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater LP (Discussion Thread)
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This is dope, both really did their thing.
I can't help but see some irony in Rae's comments about RZA production when I'm listening to this, when DJ Scratch in the interview above says he couldn't track down Wu members.
I can't help but see some irony in Rae's comments about RZA production when I'm listening to this, when DJ Scratch in the interview above says he couldn't track down Wu members.
In the Allhiphop interview Scratch says Rae was the only one that sent something back to him. I guess none of the other members responded.
same I’ve been a member since day 1 thought it was done
ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
Still here. whats your name on wucorp?
Scratch did a nice RZA impression on the beats here. RZA on point with his rhymes. Thing is he don't gotta make music anymore from a financial perspective so if he's putting material out it's because he's feeling it and that shows here. Solid effort
you got a link? Album title/cover?? Tracklist? Something? Never knew he dropped a project 
Project was shelved so beat was never officially used.
Partial collection of songs intended for Busta Rhymes' previous Flipmode Squad member Lord Have Mercy's shelved debut album "Thee Ungodly Hour" (2000). The album spawn a lead single ("Say What, Say What") which managed to produce a music video but failed to peak anywhere on the Billboard charts. Guest features on the project were slated to include M.O.P., Method Man, Busta Rhymes, D.V. Alias Khryst and Rah Digga, alongside production helmed by Nottz, Rockwilder, Swizz Beatz & DJ Scratch.
ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
Wasn't the track 'Home Sweet Home' off Warriorz intended for Lord Have Mercy?
It was unreleased. Here are 3 DJ Scratch tracks from it
1998
King A.D 7
Pro
This shyt was also mixed clean as fukk 
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maybe chemicalsword but I’m sure it’s the first that was my handle everywhere back then