What was the hardest beat on Only Built 4 Cuban Linx?

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I love how the tempo/intensity of the album kind of builds up and then comes back down (over and over) like an epic movie with several climaxes.


It starts off slow with "Knuckleheadz," picks up a bit with "Knowledge God," then climaxes with "Criminology". Things calm down a bit with "Incarcerated Scarfaces" and "Rainy Dayz", picks up slightly with "Guillotine", slows down a bit with "Can It Be All So Simple (remix)". Then things really start to pick up again with "Ice Water" and reach a climax with "Glaciers of Ice". "Verbal Intercourse" allows for a bit of a cool down, and it continues with "Wisdom Body" and "Spot Rusherz". Then things pick up again with "Ice Cream" and reach another climax with "Wu-Gaminos". And then it slows down again.
The sequencing of Wu projects gets overlooked. Not just a collection of songs...but a fully cohesive album.

When we were younger the shuffle/random button on cd players was a feature that people used a lot. Never on Wu albums, though. Gotta listen to it the way it was made. That's why my answer to the thread was track 4. I wore that cd out playing and repeating the album.
 

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The sequencing of Wu projects gets overlooked. Not just a collection of songs...but a fully cohesive album.

When we were younger the shuffle/random button on cd players was a feature that people used a lot. Never on Wu albums, though. Gotta listen to it the way it was made. That's why my answer to the thread was track 4. I wore that cd out playing and repeating the album.
This. Those early albums were perfectly sequenced.

Even on albums with one producer, sequencing them is a lost art.
 
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