Sean The Baptist
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I was never really a FF fan until I heard this album, after this it was a wrap. Go listen to "Cloudspotter" and see if you don't feel that in your soul.
Medicine at Midnight
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Another Slaughter banger. Nothing can touch the debut album but this one does a great job following it up. Slaughter gets a little more heavy, a little more bluesy, and still makes room for those big arena anthems on The Wild Life.
The Wild Life
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Amazing, I was super surprised by how great this album is. I'm a hard-core Tate loyalist but you just can't deny this albums strength. A couple songs I could live without, especially the slow one, but amazing nonetheless.
Digital Noise Alliance
4 likes
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Hard, but rewarding if you spend the time with it. Not as hard as Sekiro in my opinion and much better flow of combat.
Dark Souls III
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My favorite Wu affiliated album, Heist of the Century should have been huge, but didn't get much attention from the rest of the Wu Tang Clan family. Gritty, hard nosed New York hip hop with fantastic production and unmistakable Wu Tang overtones along with some Shaolin features.
Heist of the Century
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Personally my favorite solo Wu Tang album. GZA is always on top of his game but with the modernized beats this album is just as good as Liquid Swords to me. There's not one track on here that I skip. High octane hip hop for the whole family.
Beneath the Surface
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Best solo album in the entire Wu Tang family as far as I'm concerned. Super sophisticated lyrics from GZA as always and of course RZA on production is the perfect storm. Some of RZA's best beats ever are all on this album. Plus, the best cover art in history. What else could you ask for?
Liquid Swords
2 likes
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