Comments on: Was Wu Tang Forever The Best Rap Double Album Ever?

By: Skampoe's Lover

Skampoe's Lover — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 12:56:07 +0000

Hey skampoe, leave dem lil white kids alone and get back here and eat this gutbuster cheeseburger from my pulsating crab infested snatch ya big blubba whale.

Plus if you get the chance, can you pick me up some vagisil from the chemist cos my pussy is itchy as a flea ridden dog bed..

loves and kisses,
Ms Tsa

By: skampoe

skampoe — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 22:13:46 +0000

EVRY ONE THAT POSTED ON THIS BLOG IS A FUCKIN LIL FAGGIT WIGGER KID DAT DONT KNOW SHIT ABOUT NO HIPHOP, YA MU FUCKERS NEED TO STOP SPENDING YA PARENTS MONEY ON BULL SHIT AND COP ALL THE WU TANG ALBUMS YA CAN GET YA LIL WHOIGHT MITTEN ON, CUZ TRUST DATS ALL THE EDUCATION YA’LL EVER GON NEED!
NOW TAKE THE FILTHY ANAL BEADS OUT CHA ASSES AND DO AS THE GOD SKAMPOE SAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: skampoe

skampoe — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 22:03:24 +0000

how can hiphop be dead if wu tang is for EVER..

From whut i’ve read, ya’ll dont know shit about real hiphop and em ceeing, the wutang fro ever double cd was is an will always be the best album ever crafted, that shit is time less, the lyrical content is of the chain, beats is crazy ill too! till this day that album is more relevant than any album out right now on any gender!!!

By: Funky Funati

Funky Funati — Thu, 15 May 2008 09:39:50 +0000

Dear Jeff
i wrote u but u still ain’t calling…

why am i a stan? cause i just think that Pac > Big?
hell, even Nas is > Big
and so is Jay (who beat Big 4 the title of “the most overrated rapper EVER”)
i know RTD + LAD by heart,i think Pac was Better, that’s MY musical taste. nothing more, nothing less.

and 4 your list, everybody out of New York and the Blogshpere love “All Eyez On Me”, you can add “Me against the World” to that list too. based on that, they think that’s all Pac had to offer.

much props to one of my favorite bloggers DocZeus 4 poppin up.

By: tonystarks

tonystarks — Thu, 08 May 2008 18:41:57 +0000

I’ve been creepin on ur site for a good year now so let me toss an opinion out:

36 Chambers > Ready to Die > Wu-Tang Forever > Life After Death > All Eyez on Me

but…

Aquemini > 36 Chambers

Aquemini just got bangers galore. Plus my favorite song to make love to:

Spottieottiedopaliscious = top 5 song evah.

Coincidentally, playing “Why don’t we do it in the road” for a girl ultimately helped me (really) get in her pants. But when we packed, it was to “Spottieottie”

By: Trey Stone

Trey Stone — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:56:59 +0000

i’d probably put “Respect” as RTD’s least necessary song really. it just seems redundant

quick note on “BP2″ Zilla — while i think Jay’s on-point for the album, a lot of my appreciation for it is because i think it’s the dude’s best-produced work. while i’m probably in the minority thinking that three of The Neptunes’s beats there (which will not be specified in order to protect my manliness) are some of their best ever, Kanye and Just bring it too. it’s almost like they took the sound they introduced on “BP” and made it more expansive, cinematic — “A Dream,” “Poppin’ Tags,” “Hovi Baby” and “Some How Some Way” are some of my favorite songs they’ve done with Hov.

Timbo’s the weak link in the big names there, which is weird cuz him and Jay usually have great chemistry. “The Bounce” is their only good collabo on the album though.

oh, and as an unrelated aside, “Fuck You Tonight” = one of the best songs on the first disc of LAD. believe it

By: JohntheDon34

JohntheDon34 — Thu, 08 May 2008 03:11:13 +0000

i just wanna say i love ur blog man. ur down with the best shit ever made and thats the WU TANG CLAN so respect man. good shit like this is too rare these days.

By: DocZeus

DocZeus — Wed, 07 May 2008 23:28:31 +0000

I just want to say though that Black Shampoo immediately disqualifies Wu-Tang Forever from Best Double Album discussion the same way that “The Making Of A Perfect Bitch/Getting Married/No One Else In The Room” troika ruins Street’s Disciple’s chances. Black Shampoo is a horrific, horrific song.

Seriously, U-God? Is that the BEST you could do with your chance to shine on Forever? You couldn’t have gone to GZA or Meth and have him help you ghostwrite a song for you?

By: DocZeus

DocZeus — Wed, 07 May 2008 23:16:02 +0000

Ready to Die is soooo the superior album. Conceptually, it’s brilliant. Starting with his birth, ending with his death, blah blah blah. We’ve all heard it. It’s a darker, grittier, more focused, better written, better singles, and it doesn’t feature any filler (with the possible exception of Me & My Bitch).

Life After Death is a dope album, no doubt but it has this throw everything at the wall type of feel that eventually was the impetus of ruining hip hop albums all toghether. Although, it would be the album I would introduce to Biggie to hip hop neophytes. It’s just a lighter album. I’ll take my Biggie brooding, badass, and suicidal, though.

By: Dart_Adams

Dart_Adams — Wed, 07 May 2008 21:31:02 +0000

I agree with this sentiment wholeheartedly, Weiss.

One.