DontEemTry
Superstar
Who put on more legends than RZA? I’ll wait
Dre got
Cube
Snoop
Kurupt
Em
50
Nate Dogg
Only like 3 or 4 Wu members qualify as legends
The RZA Explains Why He Didn't Let Wu-Tang Clan Work With Outside Producers During Early Run
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Dre got
Cube
Snoop
Kurupt
Em
50
Nate Dogg
Only like 3 or 4 Wu members qualify as legends
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
Yea you right.. I forgot about Dre
MurderToCassette
Sa Da Tay
Marley MarlWho put on more legends than RZA? I’ll wait
Big Daddy Kane
G Rap
Masta Ace
Biz
MC Shan
Tragedy
Craig G
etc.
Gave Pete Rock his first shot on the radio as a DJ
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
I guess I over exaggerated since I’m watching the Wu tang show right now.. but damn did he put his nikkas on!
I'm sure Hidden Chambers is RZA as well. It's the same melody as Gravel Pit in a slightly different pitch. That was the first thing I noticed first time I heard Gravel Pit
Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
He was definitely trying to make people dance with "Gravel Pit" and it failed miserably.
Gravel Pit is huge now. It gets one of the best responses on stage. They perform it almost every show now
This is insanity until 97, RZA was churning out classics left and right. The flood burnout, and a bit of greed (going away from samples) are probably why Forever sounds like it does and they don't all have most or all RZA albums. The second half of the Clan could have had prime RZA albums. What could have been
Guvnor
Da Speculative Spectacle®
Yeah that flood really messed shyt up, good points.This is insanity until 97, RZA was churning out classics left and right. The flood burnout, and a bit of greed (going away from samples) are probably why Forever sounds like it does and they don't all have most or all RZA albums. The second half of the Clan could have had prime RZA albums. What could have been
I wonder how dude just lost his skills overtime like that. His beats used to be raw asf.
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
What about the jump off?
IMHO, it's learning theory and composition to do films and to stop sampling. He's rich and in Hollywood, so he doesn't need to think about making any raw beats until it's time for a Wu album, then it's problems.
I've seen other dope beatmakers try to learn music theory and their beats suffer. You start thinking about what's "right" instead of what sounds good. I never made beats seriously, but I refuse to learn that shyt, it almost always turns out bad.
Ive only ever heard them do the intro to Jump Off. I honestly don't think they even know the words lol
threattonature
Veteran
It reminds me of MCs that talk later on in their career about how they are a much better MC because they know how to better structure their bars and know how to make better songs. Always coincides with that MC not being near as good as when they first came out and were more raw with it. Hip hop is at it's best raw and a little sloppy.