2LP - Celebrating Hip Hop's 50th Anniversary. Indies Exclusive Limited Edition on 180g Fruit Punch Vinyl.
There's no Wu Tang Clan MC, outside of Ol' Dirty Bastard, who raps for broke like Ghostface, as if each album might be his last. Ghostface continues this tradition of flipping the most indescribable, gritty, grimy, and painfully honest rhymes imaginable. Ignoring current rap trends - ie., Kanye West-style sampling and speeding up of old soul loops - Ghostface doesn't mask his samples or up the b.p.m.'s. On the choice cuts 'Holla' and 'Be This Way,' he spits fire over great old-school Delfonics and Billy Stewart samples. Of course this is not surprising considering Ghost often says he doesn't care much for contemporary rap music. His flows magically capture the full range of human emotion on 'It's Over' and the RZA-produced 'Run.' Don't be fooled by the relatively frail single 'Tush' (featuring Missy Elliott) because it's not at all indicative of how strong the album is.
Tracklist:
A1 Intro
A2 Biscuits
A3 Kunta Fly Sh**
A4 Beat The Clock
B1 Metal Lungies
B2 Bathtub (Skit) 1:35
B3 Save Me Dear
B4 It's Over
C1 Keisha's House (Skit)
C2 Tush
C3 Last Night (Skit)
C4 Holla
C5 Ghostface
D1 Be This Way
D2 The Letter (Skit) 1:21
D3 Tooken Back
D4 Run
D5 Love