Supreme Clientele, The [PA] - Ghostface Killah

...an appearance by RZA, the supreme lyricist and without a doubt one of the best lyrical rapper out there. His flow is slow but if you heard him before than you should know what is expected. Now I’m glad that there is no chorus because in rap these days all you need is a catchy chorus (take Cash Money for example), so this song breaks through that and still sounds great. Score: 4 Track 2: One Now one good thing about this album is the beats. ...
...themselves here. There is a rather head bobbing hardcore beat and they mixed in a female vocalist who every 2 seconds or so sings the word "one". It goes very well with the song. The first verse is a true Ghostface style. The chorus isn't so good but it still does a good job separating the song. The second verse is still good at times but it gets dull with some simple lyrics. I rather like the end when Ghostface is talking and all his sentences end ...

rawduu 22.03.2001 (30.05.2001) · Read full review
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Review of Supreme Clientele, The [PA] - Ghostface Killah

...world. This was followed by Supreme Clientele, and again Ghostface did not fail to deliver in this LP in which he showed his ability to mix traditional hip hop rhymes and new skool charisma to create songs that both fans of Wu Tang and new skool would thoroughly enjoy. It was indeed a challenge to make a third album that would not disappoint its two predecessors and no doubt, Ghostface put a lot of effort into this album. The album is basically the ...
...of beats as were on Supreme Clientele. This is why I strongly recommend this album to anyone that has thought of buying Ghostface Killah’s albums who doesn’t previously own any. The bridges on the album are varying. There are a wide range of them ranging from R ‘n’ B ones as we can see in Love session whereas Walking Through The Darkness sees Ghostface mixing old skool style choruses with new skool rapping patterns. This variation really adds flavour ...

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Review of Supreme Clientele, The [PA] - Ghostface Killah

the glue holding the wu tang clan together, ghostface killahs second album is a must buy. clean, catchy and at times breakneck - ghost once again displays his abstract lyricism over several masterful backbeats with other members like the rza only having a few lines - the album is definately his, and he wants you to know. "nutmeg", "saturday night", and the excellent "mightly healthy" are the key tracks, ghosts favourite subjects are covered from ...

Shaun_Diamonds 15.12.2000 · Read full review
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Ghostface’s second album features many guest appearances by other Wu-Tang members and RZA produced many of the album’s tracks. Ghostface, the “Wally Champ” is back with a 21 track album (not 14 tracks as listed on the back cover!). He brings his own distinctive delivery to a varied musical backing which ranges from banging Wu production to Cher! Ghostface flips his own unique slang on a number of topics from street tales to his dress code to remembering ...
...variety of musical styles used in the production and how Ghostface adapts his flow and wordplay to ride each track. I found two of the tracks initially unlistenable “who would you f***” and “cher chez la ghost” but it’s nice to see a rapper who’s not afraid to experiment rather than produce an album which sounds like dozens of others. There are definitely some banging tracks on there that will grab you straight away but some others may take longer ...

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Review of Supreme Clientele, The [PA] - Ghostface Killah

The new single released from the album is nothing brilliant. I saw/heard it for the first time the other day on Kiss TV, and wasn't all that impressed. The girl he's got featuring with him hasn't got a strong voice, and although the rap is good, the good impact it would have made is lessened somewhat by the girl's voice. Good for a couple of listens, not worth it to buy on single though. Doesn't hold the interest the entire way through, and makes ...

ladydina 15.07.2000 · Read full review
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