what is RZA’s best beat?

[Pazzy]

Too much to pick from.. my favs from off the top

Bring da ruckus
7th chamber (love this beat. Top 10 favorite of all time from any producer)
Mr sandman
Sub crazy
What the blood clot
Tical
Dont you know
Snakes
Raw hide
Ice water
Rainy dayz
Knuckleheads
Knowledge god
Verbal intercourse
Heaven and hell
North star
Duel of the iron mic
Labels
4th chamber
Swordsman
I gotcha back (Top 5 favorite of all time from any producer)
Motherless child
Box in hand
Maria
Long kiss goodnight

 

[Warren Peace]

one of my favorites. my favorite officially is that swordsman one posted earlier.

 

[BuddahMAC]

Not my fav RZA but easily one of my fav Wu songs, good pick

produced by 4th Disciple, co-prod by RZA

Some of my faves:


Sub Crazy

Rainy Dayz Remix

Sub Crazy co prod by 4th Disciple

Rainy Dayz rmx was produced by Mr. Dalvin (although the 'mixed/programmed by Diamond D' always had people wondering if D had a heavier hand in that beat than the credits show)

 

[Corndog]

No way to really pick
With a gun to my head maybe Ice Cream, but I dont feel satisfied its a great call

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

Can we get a Spotify playlist or YouTube going these are flames

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

I could go on and on about favorite RZA beats (he's the GOAT producer to me)

Underrated beat is Rawhide...pure grime

 

[Awesome Wells]

RZA has too many classics. It's almost impossible to pick his best beats.

 

[Ohene]

Mainstream: its Ice Cream

Deep Cut: Its Rawhide

Always loved this beat

 

[Ku$h Parker]

Gold

 

[DaveyDave]

Not his "best" beat but I love how he flipped Shadowboxin' into Fast Shdadow (the same exact sample at least if not him just freaking Shadowboxin into a new beat) and they rocked it AGAIN in a totally different way

 

[DaKidFromNoWhere]

This is my favorite beat he made and its hardly mentioned.

 

[JustCKing]

too many to pick from. its like picking your favorite Nas verse or MJ highlight play.

gun to my head...probablly this

Speaking of Nas, Salaam basically re-made that beat for Nas's "Street's Disciple". The violins and everything.

 

[Da Jungles]

This is the epitome of a going against the grain thread. Yall are doing way too much in here

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

I occasionally drive around just listening to the domestic violence instrumental. To me, that’s one of the finer pieces of artistic music he’s ever made given the subject and how it was delivered.