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Ghostdini Wizard of Poetry In Emerald City (Deluxe Version)

Ghostface Killah

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Wu-Tang is Forever

I liked two or three song when purchased album. Like a majority of the album now.

Ghostface Killah-Ghostdini Wizard Of Poetry In Emerald City

In 1996 Ghostface released his debut album "Ironman" named after the well know comic book hero. Soon came some there names for Ghostface like Tony Stark or The Ironman. Now he goes by the name of Ghostdini on the album and with a tittle that can only be matched by Big Boi's up coming album tittle "Sir Luscious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty". But on the the album, yes. The intro "Not Your Average Girl" is nothing to great but with Ghost having solid verse and a average hook by Shareefa but it is no match for one of the highlights of the album and the lead single "Baby" it starts out with Raheem singing an auto-tuned hook but it really helps the song making it a little more for radio and the more then Ghostface shines with amazing storytelling about how he met the mouther of his child (yes child, the tittle kinda gave it away). Then "Do Over" is like Baby but trying to get out being a father then becoming one. Then we get to the Sean C & LV produced track and the most dirty song you will hear in your life, that song is "Stapleton Sex" over and out the song will make you say "f**king wrong" or wish Ghostface was missing with you (for females only, no homo). Then we get the the end track of the first half of the album with the "Paragrapghs Of Love" featuring killer singing from both Vanghn Anthony and Estelle with a great delivery by Ghostface himself makes the song a major highlight. With the first half of the album done. We now go to the last and second half of the album. I must say, Ghostface is a amazing storyteller and his skills at that act came by match by fellow Wu-Tang Clan member Raekwon and with tracks like "Goest House" and "Let Stop Playing" shows that talent. Now Goest House tells a story over the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League production how Ghostface found his wife cheating on him (Fabolous play the guy that bangin Starks queen) with grade A storytelling the song is ending up being a highlight. Now with Let Stop Playin' Ghostface tells us how he know this girl for a long amount of time but now say "baby let's stop playin' friends" and with John Legend aiding him on the hook the track goes in to that highlight area. But the album is ain't all great. It's start with "I'll Be That" sounding like a old Ja Rule radio song and the same goes with "Goner". Also with the skipper "She's a Killah" featuring a wacked out auto-tuned hook by Ron Browz and "Back Like That remix" don't get me wrong the song is great but song was released like three years ago on the "More Fish" album. Over all some tracks ain't so great but the highlights on the album overshadow the weak links on the album. Over all Ghostface putted it down on this album. Not as lyrically complex like "Fishscale" or epic like "Big Doe Rehad" but style all on it's own with amazing storytelling and great R&B sytle misked with it to. So over Ghostdini Wizard Of Poetry In Emerale City get a 8/10 or a :).

Feelin it

I I'm feelin the whole album it's not hard but ghostface voice is greezy. Makes u think of ur
shorty it's good to bump to in ur iPod

Biography

Born: May 09, 1970 in Staten Island, NY

Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

As one of the original members of the seminal '90s rap crew the Wu-Tang Clan, Ghostface Killah (aka Tony Starks) made an impact before he released his debut album, Ironman, late in 1996. Like all members of the Wu-Tang Clan, the rapper used the group as a launching pad for a solo career, which was assisted greatly by other members of the Clan, particularly producer RZA. Ghostface Killah had rapped on Wu-Tang's 1993 debut, Enter the Wu-Tang, but he didn't distinguish himself until 1995, when he was...
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