Masta Killa has been one of the few original Wu members thats done himself well, keeping close to the underground and his Shaolin roots. After brewing at the 36 Chambers recording studio for 5 years, MK has declared that hes bringing back the original Wu-Tang sound. Hes got us interested, lets investigate. Firstly in an underground coup, MK has assembled the entire clan for guest mic duties; and he exclusively uses the in-house Wu-producers including RZA, True Master, and Allah Mathematics. In the belly of the album, the crew presence is ridiculously strong. Check out tracks 7-12: DTD featuring Raekwon and Ghostface, Whatever featuring Prodigal Sunn, Secret Rivals featuring Method Man and Killah Priest, a patented Wu skit(!), Digi Warfare featuring RZA and U-God, and Old Man featuring ODB and RZA. Especially take notice to that last track, not only because its ODB at his long lost best, but theyre also flowing over the Sanford and Son theme song. This is not to take away from MKs solo tracks, and in this stew, its easy to forget that hes one of the Wus smoothest and technically sound lyricists. Check out the RZA produced No Said Date and School. Overall, MK has stayed true to his word. If this album stays underground, maybe our grandkids will be calling this the 5th lost Clan album. Go tell a Wu fan. 16 tracks in all.
black double vinyl pressing
first time on vinyl in nearly 20 years
original release year: 2004
music label: Nature Sounds 2023
reviewed by the mgmnt07/2004
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