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The Supreme Clientele

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date February 07, 2000
This was my first killah album and iv been a fan ever since he's never made a bad album and for that he should be seen as one of the best yet im sick of people going on about 50 this and 50 that he made one okay album and thats about it,so do yourself a favour and buy this album YES real hip hop.

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Fishscale

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date April 03, 2006
Im a BIG wu fan since 98 when i bought the ONLY BUILT FOR CUBAN LINX album and loved it,from then on iv bought most of the wu's albums however at first i wasnt that keen on killah but when i bought the SUPREME CLIENTELE album i was a fan and this for me is just as good its a classic 06 was a good year for hip hop and this album is one ov the reasons,SICK killah at his best.

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Ironman

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date March 31, 1997
An absolute classic Album - if you are a fan of the Wu-Tang or other Wu solo projects then you need to check out this album because it's worth the money (no matter the price)!
Hewi - Newcastle, England!

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Bulletproof Wallets

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date November 19, 2001
The Wu Tang would be widely regarded as a cornerstone of hip hop. Their style and consistancy has been both innovative and impressive. On the whole this has also transfered to many of their solo endeavors.
This album however is the exception.
As with the likes of Spinal Tap's Derek Small and his excursion into a free form jazz odyssey this latest GFK album leaves one wondering if there should be a limit on creative freedom. The man has quite simply descended into RnB hell, and his one way fiery trip is further confirmed by his appeal to R.Kelly in the liner notes for them to 'get together and lay down tracks'. Apart from the first song 'Maxine' with its funk laden (but mediocre) live instrumentation, most of the stuff on here wouldn't be ... Read More:

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Ironman

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date April 17, 2000
Dennis Coles aka Ghostface Killah was the fifth member of the Wu to release a solo LP, 'Ironman' arriving after Genius, Raekwon, Method Man and ODB had all cut their teeth on solo projects. The previous four albums had all been declared classics upon release by fans; 'Ironman' had a lot to live up to. It did not disappoint one bit.

Like every other early Wu solo album, it is at times a group effort. In fact, Raekwon and Cappadonna are giving second billing on the album. This trio works to best effect on the club favourite 'Daytona 500'. On it, Rza drags the listener into his chamber of innovation. The track grabs a heavy sample of Bob James' seminal funk track 'Nautilus' and couples it with some outrageous scratching. Method Man delivers a typically ... Read More:

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The Big Doe Rehab

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date December 03, 2007
This is as good as fishscale once again ghost has put alot of effert into this album but i know he was very upset with the fan's copin the album on the net and i agree if you say you are a fan of an artist then you should support what they do,anyway this is a good album so if you are a FAN then pick it up.

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Hidden Darts [Special Edition]

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date February 26, 2007
this must be one of the best collections of remixes and unreleased material ever, the only thing i can't work out is why these tracks weren't included on his albums as the remixes are generally better than
the origionals. don't buy big doe rehab ,buy this it will not disapoint!
pure soulfull ghost

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More Fish [VINYL]

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date January 22, 2007
Loosely speaking, More Fish is to Fishscale what Theodore Unit's 718 was to The Pretty Toney Album, albeit with more focus on Ghostface. While the title of this disc seems synonymous with Have Some Leftovers, it's not at all stale, if not nearly as spectacular as its precursor. Again, Ghostface showcases Trife da God, Cappadonna, Shawn Wigs, and Solomon Childs, while Sun God (Ghostface's son), Killa Sin, Sheek Louch, Redman, and a few others also assist. Ghost goes it alone on four tracks, and three others are left strictly in the hands of his protégés. With the exception of weak link Wigs, each one of them continues to improve. Unsurprisingly, Ghostface's performances are never outstripped by those of the other MCs, and no track -- with the exception of the tacked-on "Back ... Read More:

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Put It on the Line: +DVD

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date November 21, 2005
Ghostface once again demonstrates why he is the most successful Wu artist, with sharp wordplay throughout. On some of the tracks he is let down by the other artists and however the chemistry between ghost and the original wu members is as you'd expect. The dvd although short makes this an excellent buy and gives the buzz of being at the concert.

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The Wallabee Champ

by: Ghostface Killah

Release Date March 31, 2008
Ghostface once again demonstrates why he is the most successful Wu artist, with sharp wordplay throughout. On some of the tracks he is let down by the other artists and however the chemistry between ghost and the original wu members is as you'd expect. The dvd although short makes this an excellent buy and gives the buzz of being at the concert.