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Ever since the sultan of shaolin grabbed the spotlight on Wu Tang Clans' 1993 epic enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers), meth has been in yo face and in yo ears. Whether holding it down with the Wu on the group's 3 subsequent CD's (97's Wu Tang forever, 2000's the W and 2002's Iron Flag), his solo joints - 94's Tical, 98's Tical 2000: Judgement day, blackout 1999's collaboration with partner in crime and rhyme Redman, 2004's Tical 2000: The prequel, guest spots on other folks' hits, "Love at 1st Sight" with longtime collaborator Mary J. Blige, "Still On it" with Ashanti & Paul Wall, and big screen spots on "CSI," "The Wire," and "How High." Method Man has made damn sure that folks not only know who he is but appreciate what he is capable of. Nice on the mike, easy on the eyes, hot on stage, cool on screen, Method Man has become more than Just a rapper but still remained the ultimate rapper in the game. With a lyrical style that is unpredictable, yet instantly recognizable and a persona That runs the gamut from low-key menace to hyped up stoner, meth has brought the pain, and staked his claim, waiting to make his next move. That move is the eagerly anticipated 4:21... The day after. This album takes meth back to 1993 When hip hop was unsaturated and Method Man & RZA were in the studio making magical music.
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
A lot of people base their reviews on how an album compares to one of its precessors. No matter how much effort he might put into the album, another Tical will never happen. Instead, we need to recognize that although 36 chambers, Tical, Liquid Swords, etc. were some of the best albums of all time... the fact is that artists evolve, as well as their sound. So try to not to compare it to music from over 10 years ago... instead compare it to music now, and the state of hip hop at the moment.
When looked at from that perspective, this is an excellent album. For the most part, I dont think it sounds anything like Tical, though I will admit that it has a gritty style that is slightly reminicent. Rest assured, it is much better than Tical 0.
Most of the tracks are real tight, with excellent production from a variety of people. I especially like the intro, Is It Me, Problem, Fall Out, Dirty Mef, 4:20, The Glide, Say, Konichiwa B****s, Everything, and Presidential MC. To be honest, the other tracks are good too. Cop this album cause it's dope, and it's just another example of how Wu-Tang is having a reawakening. With Masta Killa, Ghostface, Inspectah Deck, and Method Man dropping hot albums so far this year, and the highly-anticipated Raekwon album coming real soon, it's a good year for hip hop.... if you know where to look.
When looked at from that perspective, this is an excellent album. For the most part, I dont think it sounds anything like Tical, though I will admit that it has a gritty style that is slightly reminicent. Rest assured, it is much better than Tical 0.
Most of the tracks are real tight, with excellent production from a variety of people. I especially like the intro, Is It Me, Problem, Fall Out, Dirty Mef, 4:20, The Glide, Say, Konichiwa B****s, Everything, and Presidential MC. To be honest, the other tracks are good too. Cop this album cause it's dope, and it's just another example of how Wu-Tang is having a reawakening. With Masta Killa, Ghostface, Inspectah Deck, and Method Man dropping hot albums so far this year, and the highly-anticipated Raekwon album coming real soon, it's a good year for hip hop.... if you know where to look.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Two years later, and Method Man comes correct again! And this time harder, and more on point! This was a very anticipated album by Wu fans and Meth fans for sure. Some people were dissapointed with his 2004 release "Tical 0", even though I liked the album. But let me explain..
Lyric wise, Method Man comes correct. People say he fell off, how is that? It dont seem like he fell off to me! He never did, hes always been on point. He drops fire and truth on all the songs. He drops the same style he's always had, but this time he delivers on different levels to add a new taste to the album. To sum it up, the same old dope Meth.
Production wise, this is what people wanted to hear. As I said, some people were dissapointed with the production from Tical 0, but this album is sure to prove them wrong. You got one beat by Scott Storch, which I thought was good. Quite a few beats from RZA which is A BIG BIG PLUS!! RZA does miracles lol. Alos Erick Sermon. Quite a few diff producers that add to the album. Overall, the production is off the chain. Since you got some grimey bangers, a couple more up-tempo bangers and so on. "Presidential MC (Produced by RZA)", automatic banger!!!
Overall, Meth comes correct and dope, dont underestimate, cop this!!
My Top 5 Songs
1.4:20 (Grimey)
2.The Glide
3.Ya Meen (Insane beat)
4.Konichiwa Bi*ches
5.Presidential MC
Lyric wise, Method Man comes correct. People say he fell off, how is that? It dont seem like he fell off to me! He never did, hes always been on point. He drops fire and truth on all the songs. He drops the same style he's always had, but this time he delivers on different levels to add a new taste to the album. To sum it up, the same old dope Meth.
Production wise, this is what people wanted to hear. As I said, some people were dissapointed with the production from Tical 0, but this album is sure to prove them wrong. You got one beat by Scott Storch, which I thought was good. Quite a few beats from RZA which is A BIG BIG PLUS!! RZA does miracles lol. Alos Erick Sermon. Quite a few diff producers that add to the album. Overall, the production is off the chain. Since you got some grimey bangers, a couple more up-tempo bangers and so on. "Presidential MC (Produced by RZA)", automatic banger!!!
Overall, Meth comes correct and dope, dont underestimate, cop this!!
My Top 5 Songs
1.4:20 (Grimey)
2.The Glide
3.Ya Meen (Insane beat)
4.Konichiwa Bi*ches
5.Presidential MC
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By TECHWON
Format:Audio CD
YO MEF KILLED IT IF YOUR LOOKING 4 PROOF
CHECK TRACKS:
INTRO (WHERE MEF KILLS IT)
THE GLIDE FT U-GOD,RAEKWON & LA THE DARKMAN
PRESIDENTAIL MC FT RAEKWON AND RZA
EVERYTHING FT INSPECTAH DECK & STREETLIFE
DIRT MEF FT ODB
SAY
WALK ON FT REDMAN
CHECK TRACKS:
INTRO (WHERE MEF KILLS IT)
THE GLIDE FT U-GOD,RAEKWON & LA THE DARKMAN
PRESIDENTAIL MC FT RAEKWON AND RZA
EVERYTHING FT INSPECTAH DECK & STREETLIFE
DIRT MEF FT ODB
SAY
WALK ON FT REDMAN
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great album the vinyl has no skits
Great album must have for fans of wu tang, method man or hip hop in general. Warning vinyl copy does not include the skits.
Published 2 months ago by Rap Fiend
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great
Shipment came fast and as advertised, maybe even faster than advertised! No complaints at all I look forward to using them again for future purchases.
Published 4 months ago by chris
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Album
Must have for any real hip hop fan! Don't wanna say this was the last really good hip hop original album released period just how I feel!
Published on April 30, 2011 by DisappointedShopper
5.0 out of 5 stars
It's worth your money
It's an absolute masterpiece. This is a hip hop album that fans need to tune into to avoid disappointment. This is mandatory hip hop listening. Read more
Published on August 23, 2009 by SMN
5.0 out of 5 stars
PRETTY GOOD
THIS ALBUM IS DEFINETLY A GOOD PURCHASE..AFTER THE PREQUEL TICAL 0..THIS IS AWESOME COMPARED TO THAT ONE.... Read more
Published on July 14, 2009 by CALI HIP HOPPER
5.0 out of 5 stars
LEGEND
Meth is the best rapper of all time. Nobody can put together bars like him.
Published on May 3, 2008 by CK
5.0 out of 5 stars
best hip hop in awhile..
I've been listening to a lot of different genres lately, this cd reminded me of how good hip hop can be when artists do it right. Read more
Published on December 16, 2007 by Hum
3.0 out of 5 stars
Solid Material (Rating: 6 out of 10- -3.0 stars)
After the long wait for the dissapointiong Tical 0: The Prequel, Method Man goes back into the studio and two years later delivers his fourth album 4:21...The Day After. Read more
Published on August 18, 2007 by Chandler
4.0 out of 5 stars
4:21 ALBUM
I LIKED THE OVERALL FEEL OF THIS ALBUM. IT HAS THAT OLD MEF STYLE-BRING DA PAIN-GETTO GRIME-DO YOU DIRTY, AND LAUGH AT YOU- STYLE. ITS CLASSIC. Read more
Published on May 13, 2007 by J. Rosario
3.0 out of 5 stars
Cool
On this album, I was more into the softer "love" songs than the braggadocia of how great he is, weed, etcetera. After awhile, that just gets old with me. Read more
Published on April 3, 2007 by Shamontiel L. Vaughn
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