Wu-Tang

GZA - Pencil feat. Masta Killa & Rza ±

GZA - 4th Chamber (Feat Killah Priest, Ghost Face Killah & RZA)

Wu-Tang Clan - Let Me At Them

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/mexican-feat.-tom-morello/id973601959

The Mexican, By The GZA. Feat. Tom Morello
Artwork by Brian Butler 
Cover of Babe Ruth's 1972 song, The Mexican. 

Produced by:  GZA
Arranged & Mixed by: Jose “Choco” Reynoso
Lead Vocals:  GZA
Female Vocals: anonymous
Recorded at: Red Bull Studios 
Bass:  Jose “Choco” Reynoso
Guitars:  Tom Morello, Hanni El Khatib, Dante Cimadamore, Jerome Wilson Jordan
Keyboards:  Isamu McGregor, Jose “Choco” Reynoso
Percussion:  Ruban Nielson (UMO)




The Mexican

Aint Nuthin Ta Fuck Wit Freestyle

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Method Man - The Meth Lab (feat. Hanz On & Streetlife)

Album out August 21st  on Tommy Boy

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After several years spent in the lab perfecting his recipe, Method Man is back with the raw and uncut, ready to drive the fiends mad.  From the streets of Shaolin, the legendary MC and member of the Wu-Tang Clan, has teamed up with long time collaborators Hanz On & Streetlife for, “The Meth Lab”, the lead single to the full-length album by the same name that drops July 24 on Tommy Boy.  All three MC’s go hard delivering gritty verses over the tough as hell production by Cee The Architek.  Without further adieu… Welcome to, “The Meth Lab”, it’s time to cook!

The Meth Lab

The Meth Lab (feat. Hanz On, Streetlife) 

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Method Man - The Meth Lab

Wu-Disciples - are you READY TO ROCK THE BELLS!!!  Check this track from Legendary Weapons.. see you on the road.  BONG!!

"Not all those who wander are lost.." JRR Tolkein #WuWednesday

Never Feel This Pain (feat. Inspectah Deck, U-God & Tre Williams)

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Reclaiming his seat at the forefront of Hip-Hop, Method Man drops the second single off his long awaited album, The Meth Lab. The trademark raspy-voiced MC brought in Redman and Staten Island’s own Hanz On, and Streetlife for the gritty track, “Straight Gutta” takes it back to the streets and revives the timeless feeling of pure Hip-Hop.  The song isn’t an attack, but a warning – after almost ten years, Wu Tang’s finest is back on top and he’s still one of the illest lyricists in the game.

Straight Gutta (feat. Redman, Hanz On, Streetlife)

Method Man - Straight Gutta (feat. Redman, Hanz On, Streetlife)

The Wild

Raekwon - This Is What It Comes Too

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Wu-Tang: The Saga Continues

Wu-Tang - Lesson Learn'd” featuring Inspectah Deck and Redman

This was HUGE for me coming right off the success of ALMIGHTY. Finally, M-Eighty working on a member of the Wu-Tang Clan's album after my extensive work with Killah Priest, Bronze Nazareth, and the likes.  "Alphabets" displays the lyrical dexterity and grimy story telling from the GZA I admire. 

Depending on when and where you bought this album you may or may not have a copped a copy that has my name in the credits. See around this time Babygrande and Dreddy Kruger (Think Differently) were at odds over certain monies owed or yet to be paid, scheduling etc and Babygrande had made a very very SIZEABLE offer for M-Eighty to step in in lieu of Dreddy and deliver some very valuable products their way.  As a loyal person, I told Dreddy of this and instead of him thanking me for informing him he lost his cool and didn't view my loyalty in the same light as he felt the student was beginning to out grow the teacher for Babygrande to make such a prominent offer for me to carry on the TDMG brand under their wing without Dreddy.  

From that day forth, Dreddy and I haven't worked on a single project together. Dreddy has since worked alongside Folk & Stress & the 67 Mob and the student definitely became the new Master as my works to follow included releases from Canibus, Keith Murray, Timbo King, Kurupt, and many more! 

Tracks / features recorded for this album that didn't make the final product included: Killah Priest, Sean Price, and Mos Def which time didnt permit for. 

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