1. Camp Fire - Meth, Ghost and Cappadonna all destroy this track, Meths flow is absoloutely ridiculous on this one good intro 4/5
2. Take It Back - Deck "i've seen hell, fell into the palms of satans arms" love that line, ugod also comes nice on this 4/5
3. Get 'Em Out Ya Way Pa - ugod has a good verse on this track aswell as method man but dont like masta killas verse and the songs a little to long and drags a bit at the end 3/5
4. Rushing Elephants - gza's outshines everyone on this with a classic ****ign verse 4/5
5. Unpredictable - would be higher but Dexter Wiggles annoying voice in the background ruins it alittle 3/5
6. The Heart Gently Weeps - "He wouldn't let go the joint, so i ****ing bite him" ghosts verse is ****ing classic 4.5/5
7. Wolves - "the apple martini, of course its stirred" ugod on some james bond shit on this 4/5
8. Gun Will Go - 4.5/5 fav song on cd
9. Sunlight - Rza solo, song praising allah goes on a little to long 3.5/5
10. Stick Me for My Riches - lot of singing on this track but it comes together very well , INS and GZA both are top notch on this 4/5
11. Starter - 3.5/5 dont like the singing on this but the lyrics are sharp and the beat is a banger
12. Windmill - 3/5 average wu track
13. Weak Spot- 3/5 average wu track
14. Life Changes - everything excellent other than rzas wack verse 4/5
8 Diagrams had potential, all the Wu Gambinos brought it to the level they were at circa Forever
Shame RZA had to ruin it with his shitty beats.
1.) American Gangster
2.) Jesus Price Supastar
3.) Underground Kingz
4.) The Brick
5.) Ti vs TIP
6.) Graduation
7.) Below the Heavens
8.) Gangsta Grillz
9.) Finding Forever
10.) Ultimate Victory
Disappointing year hopefully Lupe and Nas come through in the 4th
and Cham really needs to go back to rapping about Jewelry and stuff circa Get Ya Mind Correct.
Originally posted by Dusty01 - Cuz I'm Jazzy (ft. Slum Village)
02 - State of Clarity (ft. Common & Bob James)
03 - Stand Up [Some Things'll Never Change] (ft. Damian Marley)
04 - Look to the Sun [Solar]
05 - Connection (ft. Kem)
06 - Fine and Free (ft. Vivian Green)
07 - Wait on Me (ft. Raheem DeVaughn)
08 - International (ft. Bobby Valentino)
09 - This is Art (ft. Ronnie Laws)
10 - Fly Magnetic (ft. Dionne Farris)
11 - The Jazz Style (ft. Omar)
12 - Follow the Signs (ft. Shelley Harland)
13 - Universal Struggle (ft. Brownman)
14 - Infinite (ft. Blackalicious)
15 - Kissed the World (ft. Caron Wheeler)
16 - Living Legend (ft. David Sanborn)http://rapidshare.com/files/26816539/Guru-JazzmatazzVol.4-Back_to_the_Future__2007_-NIRO.rar
def want this one
Just to switch gears a little i thougt i'd put this up. Just got done listening to it and it's the most profound track i've ever heard.
It's from Rass Kass. It's called "Nature of the Threat".
Originally posted by brett1012
don't know how ppl r saying 8 diagrams was weak only songs that werent good were get them out the way pa and tar pits and tar pits wont even be on the us cd so basically theres 1 weak track and the only reason its weak is because of the shitty hook and beat the lyrics are fire.
Originally posted by FistOfThe Northyea Ras Kass is an underrated mc. 'Soul on Ice' is one of the best albums i've ever heard. lyrically it's on another level. beats have to grow on you though.
Just to switch gears a little i thougt i'd put this up. Just got done listening to it and it's the most profound track i've ever heard.It's from Rass Kass. It's called "Nature of the Threat".
Originally posted by FistOfThe North
Just to switch gears a little i thougt i'd put this up. Just got done listening to it and it's the most profound track i've ever heard.It's from Rass Kass. It's called "Nature of the Threat".
Give Interview With a Vampire by Ras a listen. Better beat, better flow, and a much more interesting topic (as much as I admire Nature of the Threat, it's pretty ridiculously afrocentric).
He's hugely underrated, he's made some huge career mistakes (his attempts at commercial tracks are embarrassing), but he's an unbelievable lyricist.