RZA Behind the boards, kid. He really knows how to make love songs; from raunchy thematic melodies like "Ice Cream" to mature, classy, sophisticated balladry like the musical genius displayed on the aforementioned "Camay". Ambiance elements imbue the array apparel of collective sound; The RZArector laces the function like no other. I really wish I knew these guys. I feel indebted to their ethereal blessings and grace to the qualitatively depreciating musical genre of Hip-Hop/Rap. I feel like they're on this higher plane of immanence of which I strive to Beauregard into. They teem this higher echelon of mystically flavorful hymns. I'm a Wu-Mark. Their motif of conducting the street sound with a classical/soul feel fascinates me. The dichotomy is a fecund repertoire of magnificent calibers. I bow at their feet. Wu-4-Lyfe!

Nobody hip to this joint?

Mysterioso said:

its oooookay-nothing too flash!

I think it's awesome. Maybe that's just me.

Classic

the piano sample is from a French record

Glad to see someone else agrees. I thought I was the only person, for a second.

You takin me back to my high school years with this joint Mysterioso, when Wu-Tang was it. We used to argue over which verse was the tightest, I always say it's Cappadonna's, he almost always shined when he spit on a joint with just Rae and Ghost.Rza had the magic touch on the production back then too, I miss those days!!!