God. To be honest I didn't even think they were still together

That's true.

actually on second thoufghts, i rate fishscale as good as any of the best wu solo joints.

No doubt Tim Westwood is wanking himself blind over the thought of another Wu-Tang 'joint'.

same here, but that's probably the next wu-related album i'll buy.

i think the best wu-tang albums are:

1. wu-tang clan - enter the wu-tang (36 chambers)
2. GZA - liquid swords
3. raekwon - only built 4 cuban linx
4. ol' dirty bastard - return to the 36 chambers: the dirty version
5. method man - tical
6. ghostface killah - iron man

wu tang has one really good album.

besides, odb is dead. so fuck this shit.

the rza fleshed out some jams odb laid but not finished before dying, so it's not a total wash.

They really have something to prove now.

thanks for the tip, i'll check it out.

these days i prefer wu-tang forever to 36 chambers, the w is also totally underrated.

listening to it right now, it's not bad!

some stuff is kinda lame, like the guitar solos in unpredictable, but there's plenty of interesting moments and great beats; of course, i'm not done through it once even, so i'll have to asses the whole thing when i'm done.

it's already leaked... and it's weak. rae, ghost & u-god are talking about not even releasing it becuz rza keeps putting "corny guitar shit" on the beats. he says if rza doesn't start changing shit the rest of the wu are gonna put out a different album and levae him out of it. which would be hard becuz rza owns the rights to the wu tang name. supreme clientele is hands down the best wu solo project. ghost, gza, rza (& the first meth solo album) are the only dudes worth a damn anyways. oh, & ODB, cuz he's funny/raw as hell. wu tang forever indeed.

yeah, i'm through listening to it and it's very ok.

it's not a total wash because these guys can really rap, in the whole extention of the word, and there's enough classic rza beats to make it good, but there's a lot of really awful tracks in them, you can even tell which tracks are done with some other producer and which ones are by the rza and that makes it disjointed. there's some interesting experimentation but for the most part it fails and the best moments are when they get back to the classic and proven wu tang sound.

and the odb tribute song is very fucking forced, the one with the dirty rap, the last song, is pretty cool, though.

wu tang for life

can't believe no one has mentioned

i love raekwon talking about a new "shaolin vs wu tang" album to counteract
"8 diagrams" when he can't even get his shit together with the "cuban linx"
sequel. that records supposed to have been released for how long now?

9 months at least.