Wu Tang "Wu Tang Forever"

Posted on 08.24.1999

Wu-Tang Clan
Album : Wu-Tang Forever
Release Date : August 24, 1999
Label : Relativity

Customer Review :
A lot of crews have copied their style, some even tried to reign as many emcees as they have. The release of this cd was the height of the Wu and proved a lot of people wrong. "Triumph featuring CappaDonna," proved it by all with the exception of Ol’ Dirty. RZA provided the canvas for them to paint the vivid lyrics on. Unselfishly each took swings as the rest swarmed around their victims. There are too many songs I love on this album. Even the track produced by member Inspectah Deck fitted well in the Chambers they welcomed us to. Some of the stronger songs had Ghostface Killah and Raekwon switch hit. Now in 2005 they need to forget the solo albums and finish off the 36 Chambers. RZA, GZA, U-God, Masta Killa, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah and Inspectah Deck sending rappers back to the drawing table. RIP Ol’ Dirty Bastard.

Track Listing :
Disc : 1
1. Wu-Revolution
2. Reunited
3. For Heavens Sake
4. Cash Still Rules/Scary Hours
5. Visionz
6. As High As Wu-Tang Get
7. Severe Punishment
8. Older Gods
9. Maria
10. A Better Tomorrow
11. It’s Yourz
Disc : 2
1. Intro
2. Triumph
3. Impossible
4. Little Ghetto Boys
5. Deadly Melody
6. The City
7. The Projects
8. Bells Of War
9. The M.G.M.
10. Dog Sh*t
11. Duck Seazon
12. Hellz Wind Staff
13. Heaterz
14. Black Shampoo
15. Second Coming
16. The Closing