D-Block

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D-Block - Wu-Block

Artist: D-Block

Featuring: Ghostface Killah , Raekwon

Producer: RZA

Album: Wu-Block

Label: D-Block Records

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All red-blooded American males who grew up in the 1990’s, at one point or another, had some variation on the following thought: “Wouldn’t it be dope if the Power Rangers and the Ninja Turtles joined forces?” Apparently, it did happen… in 2009, long after we’d all (I hope) moved on from our grade-school preoccupations. The LOX and Wu-Tang, however, are two ‘90s crews that haven’t lost their appeal in the intervening years—and it’s hard not to feel a little of that childish excitement on hearing the Northeastern vets come together on Wu-Block, lead single off their newly-announced collaborative album of the same title. RZA keeps the Wu-ambiance alive on the production tip, layering exotic samples over a gritty breakbeat as his distinguished colleagues do their thing on the mic. Ghostface, Raekwon, Styles P, Jadakiss and Sheek Louch make just as formidable allies as you’d except, indulging their penchant for vivid street storytelling and battlefield imagery while dropping copious references to both crews’ illustrious histories in the game. While Wu-Block (the album) has yet to receive a drop date or label home, fans can tide themselves over with Wu-Tang’s Legendary Weapons LP, released in late July via E1 Music.

   

Listen to More: D-Block , Ghostface Killah , Raekwon , Hitmaker     Written by richard


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DJ Z
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DJ Z
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I hate to say it, but these two groups are the only all-east coast conglomerates that a) anyone still cares about, and b) still matter in the grand scheme of all things hip hop.

This isn't what I would have created in my head if someone were to have asked me 12 years ago what a collabo song/album would sound like, but its a good start nonetheless.
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Posted on Aug 08, 2011    

Caveman 305
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Posted on Aug 08, 2011    

Ryan O.
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I can't lie, RZA's kinda been hit and miss behind the boards lately. Overall though, it's still a decent track.


Posted on Aug 08, 2011    

AP_ALL_DAY_28
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AP_ALL_DAY_28
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How come nobody comments anymore?


Posted on Aug 08, 2011    

Leon D
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Leon D
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Z is right these guys are the only east coast groups that still matter and even further the only group from the 90's that matter. Thats what happens when true talent exists.


Posted on Aug 08, 2011    

Young Swish
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Young Swish
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For two of the hardest crews to ever spit, it should have been better.


Posted on Aug 10, 2011    

DJ E-Na
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DJ E-Na
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exactly what i expected.


Posted on Aug 16, 2011    

rapprophet123
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shits dope, two legendary teams, plus my nigga ghost said "grammama" so i @*#$! with it


Posted on Aug 20, 2011    

MackMan
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Posted on Aug 20, 2011    

djaroc01
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Hot joint....never will be anything harder than these two groups!!


Posted on Sep 06, 2011    

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