Let's anticipate Ghostface's "Big Doe Rehab"

i like 'celebration' more than 90% of fishscale

I'm looking forward to this...

Its pretty much guaranteed to be good, except the single like you said is kind of weak.

For anyone that hasn't heard it:

http://www.hiphopgame.com/index2.php3?page=tracks1

cosign deej.

Eh, the single doesn't do much for me.

Yeah, the single is awful...

the hype guy makes ghostface sound like james earl jones

kid capri = classic

non-rap listening dorks hating on nu-nu-nu ghostface is only making me happier for enjoying this

i just mean ciderpress btw i know rev. and brainwasher like rap

there's no tracklist yet right?

"celebration" beat is awesome awesome btw.

"'what's that in your pocket, ghost?'
'a dill pickle'
'not that'
'oh that's the forty-five stainless nickel'"

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/d/dd/Big_Doe_Rehab_2007.JPG/200px-Big_Doe_Rehab_2007.JPG

1. "Intro (Ghostface Theme)"
2. "Pass the Mic" feat. Raekwon
3. "One 2 the Head"
4. "Shakin'" feat. Ras Kass, Trife Da God & Shawn Wigs
5. "How the F*?#! Would You Know"
6. "Carhoppers" feat. Trife Da God
7. "Nightshift"
8. "Intro (Back the F*?#! Up)"
9. "Celebrate" feat. Kid Capri
10. "Ain't No Crime"
11. "The Shout Out" feat. Ol' Dirty Bastard
12. "Friends" feat. RZA, La The Darkman, U-God & Method Man
13. "Minnie the Moocher" feat. MF Doom & RZA
14. "Nightshift (Remix)"
15. "A Flower Grows in Staten" feat. Cappadonna
16. "It's All Over"

thx.

single at least better than 'back like that'

I like that cover! But after the Fishscale switcharoo, I'm not going to get my hopes up.

single's pretty good, but the rare earth chorus is kinda easy. (i was afraid it would be kool & the gang, so i guess it's not as easy as it coulda been.)

HEY i never said i didnt like it

who the fuck doesn't like celebration? rare earth pwns and hating kid capri is not allowed period.

"'what's that in your pocket, ghost?'
'a dill pickle'
'not that'
'oh that's the forty-five stainless nickel'"

oh hell I'mma HOOS THIS^^^^^^

Stream new Ghost here:

http://music.defjam.com/www2/av_player/AVPlayer.php?av_product_id=2577&av_asset_id=12340&av_link_group_id=52&av_type_id=1&cms_site_id=1

oh cool

Great album. Who would've thought we'd get two great Wu releases within a week of each other ?

"Carhoppers."

Nuff respect to Positive K.

Rae and U-God slaughtered that one song.

Cappa murdered his verse...

See, this makes me so fucking mad because 8D had so much potential...

lol ghost name-drops jay cutler.

after one listen i like this a lot better than fishscale.

Fishscale is good but this one is more "give the people what the people want" steez.

Fish is more literary(i guess?), and it takes longer to get into...

yeah this sounds more on the pretty toney tip, but that's totally okay w/ me.

first track is FIYAH

They fixed the beats for that track with Beans and the Celebrate single, made them a lot better...

track list looks ill

You know you can hear it now right?

http://music.defjam.com/www2/av_player/AVPlayer.php?av_product_id=2577&av_asset_id=12340&av_link_group_id=52&av_type_id=1&cms_site_id=1

don't bother w/ him colin.

heh dude crackheadin tryna sell me a bootleg off defjams site WHICH I REFUSE TO POPULATE DUE TO MY HATRED OF RUN DMC

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YYEAAAAAHHH BOOOOOOYYYYEEEEE

heh dude crackheadin tryna sell me a bootleg off defjams site WHICH I REFUSE TO POPULATE DUE TO MY HATRED OF RUN DMC

-- daanyel, Wednesday, November 28, 2007 1:21 AM (Wednesday, November 28, 2007 1:21 AM) Bookmark Link

best luriqua post evar

1. "Intro (Ghostface Theme)"
2. "Pass the Mic" feat. Raekwon
3. "One 2 the Head"
4. "Shakin'" feat. Ras Kass, Trife Da God & Shawn Wigs
5. "How the F*?#! Would You Know"
6. "Carhoppers" feat. Trife Da God
7. "Nightshift"
8. "Intro (Back the F*?#! Up)"
9. "Celebrate" feat. Kid Capri
10. "Ain't No Crime"
11. "The Shout Out" feat. Ol' Dirty Bastard
12. "Friends" feat. RZA, La The Darkman, U-God & Method Man
13. "Minnie the Moocher" feat. MF Doom & RZA
14. "Nightshift (Remix)"
15. "A Flower Grows in Staten" feat. Cappadonna
16. "It's All Over"

-- and what, Tuesday, October 23, 2007 2:52 AM (1 month ago) Bookmark Link

lmao http://images.music.com/images/dmc/release/the_skills_dat_pay_da_bills/1/images/bio.jpg

"nuff respect"

Yeah, 8 Diagrams DID have alot of potential, and thankfully it surpassed it

Holy shit. Best contemporary artist, period? Two listens in, this is as funny, vulgar, and sweet as Fishscale. What a streak.

LOL Alfred stop.

Send it to the patent office.

I am way more excited about this than 8D

this is so good

LOL Alfred stop.

-- The Brainwasher, Wednesday, 28 November 2007 23:32 (15 minutes ago) Bookmark Link

^^^this

Whatever. Hyperbole's not my thing. Enjoy it while you can.

Did you know that Fishscale is Alfred's favorite Ghostface album? LOL Alfred stop.

Wait, what did I just d/l with this tracklist?

'At The Cabana Skit' by Ghostface Killah and Rhythm Roots Allstars
'Toney Sigel a.k.a. The Barrel Brothers' featuring Beanie Sigel
'Yolanda's House' featuring Raekwon & Method Man
'We Celebrate' featuring Kid Capri
'Walk Around'
'Yapp City' featuring Trife Da God & Sun God
'White Linen Affair' (Toney Awards) featuring Shawn Wigs
'Supa GFK'
'Rec-Room Therapy' featuring Raekwon & U-God
'The Prayer' Performed by Ox
'I'll Die For You'
'Paisley Darts' featuring Raekwon, Sun God, Trife Da God, Method Man & Cappadonna
'Shakey Dog Starring Lolita' featuring Raekwon
'!' by Ghostface Killah and Rhythm Roots Allstars

wow Supa GFK

This is some good shit

I got the thing G00b got. Now I want the other one.

Actually, according to Amazon, that's the retail tracklist. So what's the one that has "Carhoppers"?

'Killa Lipstick' is an oddly brilliant bonus track, a bit hammy but good.

lol @ and what's clowning of u guize

LIKE WE JUST WON THE POWERBALL MONEY

So, the end of the album is a sort of "to be continued..." thing, with Ghost talking about how he wants to change his ways and spend more time with his family and take the singer's advice to "slow down".

If you've read any of Ghost's recent interviews he talks about how on his next album (the one after The Big Doe Rehab) he's going to be sort of conscious and talk about social issues (I think he said he might not even be cursing at all but I'm not sure).

Pretty cool.

Where did all these people come from?

-- The Reverend, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 11:57 PM (Tuesday, November 27, 2007 11:57 PM) Bookmark Link

fake tracklist is the best thing ethan's done in like 2 months.

Picked this up today, still great

lol @ "still great" the day it comes out

or even a week after you first heard it.

Still great on day two

same as the last one. and the one before that.

Hmm, much better than the Fish-era dip in quality. Best since Supreme Clientele, easy. He comes *hard* on a lot of this, and there are some absolutely classic beats: Yolanda's House (also the most in-sync Wu emcees have sounded in a while - they even sound like they're working together!), Walk Around, Supa GFK, Rec-Room Therapy (Raekwon is great on this), Shakey Dogg, Slow Down.

Tony Starks meets Iron Man

I like this a lot, but it blurs a little - other than the Celebrate-sampling song, it's hard to pick out individual tracks. I wish there were a couple more "Tush"/"Run"-type standout tracks.

Beans verse is the most memorable of the album, can't wait to get his album next week.

After one listen, I'm not sure what to make of this. If anything, it seems a bit too slick.

lol rev buys cds.

I know, right? (Actually I downloaded it from Amazon, but the point stands. Legal music wtf.)

nah i bought this too. this is one of my 10 fav albums of the year. the pitchfork review used the exact phrase i had in my mind after i got through this a few times: "comfort zone". album kinda comforts me, too. kind of like a one constant in a hectic life kinda thing. i just feel really... relaxed when i listen to this.

i have this theory that this album was kind of a release for ghost, assuming it was recorded at the same time as 8 diagrams. i think that explains why a lot of the songs aren't as focused and as strung toghther narratively as fishscale. i imagine something like "supa gfk" happening because he was pissed at rza so he went into the studio, threw this beat on that is basically just a soul song and just started rapping without really thinking.

"If anything, it seems a bit too slick."

it is.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ahbTTJlWnmI&feature=related

2005 called.

2007 answered

#62 in Books > Parenting & Families > Family Health

Wait, what did I just d/l with this tracklist?

^^^^^
pwnd

oh man that book

book is on xmas list, but i'm probably getting something "useful" instead.

like a flowbee?

i miss the more restrained Ghostface flows of Iron Man = best Ghostface album

I agree I feel like he's too loose on this one...

"Walk Around" = top 3 Ghost tracks evah

http://www.jee-haw.nl/pict/zzzz.jpg

^^fishscale

Has about 5 or so brilliant songs on it. This has nothing.

i wish i could cheesy RONG pun your username but this but i like the shit out of this album.

(still)

This is the first Ghostface album that has done absolutely NOTHING for me. I mean, Bulletproof Wallets and More Fish weren't great, but at least there was a "Walking Through the Darkness" here, a "Stolen Script" there.

idk dude i think "supa gfk" or "yolanda's house" or "walk around" or "paisley darts" is up there w/ a lot of his great solo stuff.

I'll relisten to it. I haven't given it much of a chance, tbh.

nah i bought this too. this is one of my 10 fav albums of the year. the pitchfork review used the exact phrase i had in my mind after i got through this a few times: "comfort zone". album kinda comforts me, too. kind of like a one constant in a hectic life kinda thing. i just feel really... relaxed when i listen to this.

-- J0rdan S., Friday, December 7, 2007 2:04 AM (3 weeks ago) Bookmark Link

^^i still feel this way and is pretty much why i like this as much as i do.

/jagger, but whatever.

this is pretty good, nothing really stood out immediately on first listen

woah this sucks