RZA posted this for Wu Wednesday.
I remember listening to this in 1998 for the first time. A good 5 years after the song came out. I'm checking out Enter The 36.... At the time, I wasn't really feeling it outside of a couple joints. Then it comes to "M.E.T.H.O.D Man"
The torture skit had me dying
and then it goes into this fantastic cut. The beat was incredible, the flow was godlike....
I used to listen to this shyt so often it's not funny. Then I watched music videos and I saw Method Man getting all the girls. So right then, Method Man instantly became my favorite rapper. I put this on every tape, every CD..... Mega classic.
Even though I've warmed up to Enter the 36 in a major way, this is still my favorite joint on the album. It's so catchy but raw at the same time.
I remember listening to this in 1998 for the first time. A good 5 years after the song came out. I'm checking out Enter The 36.... At the time, I wasn't really feeling it outside of a couple joints. Then it comes to "M.E.T.H.O.D Man"
The torture skit had me dying
and then it goes into this fantastic cut. The beat was incredible, the flow was godlike....I used to listen to this shyt so often it's not funny. Then I watched music videos and I saw Method Man getting all the girls. So right then, Method Man instantly became my favorite rapper. I put this on every tape, every CD..... Mega classic.
Even though I've warmed up to Enter the 36 in a major way, this is still my favorite joint on the album. It's so catchy but raw at the same time.



Kung fu shyt. I love kung-fu." It was the film samples that really got me on a lot of those tracks.