Raekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt II
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BasementFoundation
October 13th 2009


9 Comments


I was there when OB4CL created a wave back then, right in the underground clubs. Actualy no one knew what Wu-Tang was about to accomplish. History tells the rest. After the disapointing 8 Diagrams, GZA did good with Pro Tools and Rae shines on Part II. Not that much into rap anymore but this surely reminds me of good times passed.

McP3000
October 23rd 2009


4121 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

pretty fun, but pretty overrated

illmitch
October 23rd 2009


5511 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

how could you possibly rate why? higher than this



cmon

Thompsonhunt
October 23rd 2009


279 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

pretty fun, but pretty overrated




lol, so fun!

maqwep
October 25th 2009


1046 Comments


catalina is so great

Electric City
October 25th 2009


15756 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

how could you possibly rate why? higher than this



cmon




Why? are white. Duh.

imnotthere420
November 3rd 2009


106 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

fun album, not much filler at all. method man drops some dope lines and ghostface shines while raekwon lays down solid rhymes.

robertsona
Staff Reviewer
November 6th 2009


27502 Comments


about me is so sick

Inveigh
November 23rd 2009


26879 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Ridiculously good, definitely in my top 2 hip-hop records so far this year (still waiting on my copies of Sol. Illaquists, Sole and Mr. Lif though, so we'll see...)

Inveigh
November 24th 2009


26879 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Um, I got a conspiracy theory about this record..



Listen to Have Mercy on this disc, and then right after listen to Say Hey by Atmosphere. They're the exact same beat, piano sample, drum loops, bass line -- even the vocal sample in the chorus is the exact same (execpt they use a longer version of it on Raekwon's).



Don't believe me? Listen again. Atmosphere's song came out over 4 years ago. To top it off, check this out:



10 Bricks (of OB4CL2) starts with the line, "rappers steppin' to me, they want a brick son."



In 1998, Atmosphere released a song off Lucy Ford called Guns and Cigarettes. The first line in that song is, "rappers steppin' to me, they wanna get some."



Coincidence? I'm not hating on this album, I think it's one of the best (if not the best) rap/hip-hop disc of the year. I'm just wondering if that was intentional, and if it was -- what the fuck is Raekwon doing listening to Atmosphere?

robertsona
Staff Reviewer
November 24th 2009


27502 Comments


its a conspiracy

Inveigh
November 24th 2009


26879 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

^haha. But seriously though, did you listen to those tracks? Tell me they're not the EXACT same. And then that next line from 10 Bricks being almost identical to Guns and Cigarettes. I'm not knockin 'Kwon, I'm just surprised and even slightly impressed..

Inveigh
November 24th 2009


26879 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

has no one checked out that track yet?! seriously, I wanna know if other people hear the same things I do..

Roach
November 24th 2009


2148 Comments


no cba to listen

Inveigh
November 24th 2009


26879 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Someone needs to care! Maybe it was some sort of way of giving props to Atmosphere, but I just find that hard to believe...



Well, to be fair, the "rappers steppin' to me" part would probably be an homage to Big Daddy Kane. But, the fact that Raekwon just rapped over an Ant beat and then started the next song with that line (which Slug used to pay homage to Kane first) is too much to be a coincidence to me.

Roach
November 24th 2009


2148 Comments


HEY MY NAMES KANE! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ???!!1.

foreverendeared
November 25th 2009


14720 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

overrated album of the year in my book

KILL
November 25th 2009


81580 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

nah its pretty fuckin great, doesnt beat the first though

pride
December 4th 2009


227 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I've always had a hard time getting into this sort of rap.

defjaw83
December 7th 2009


1805 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Never really been into Wu Tang but this album is sooo good



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