Title: The peak of Wu-bangin'
Product review: Yeah, sure, ODB has the most personality, and Method Man gets all the ladies, but when it comes to raw MCing and keeping faithful to the true elements of hip-hop, the GZA is unparalleled. This is the best Wu-Tang solo album, bar none. It has the darkest overtones, RZA's production is deeper than it had ever previously been (and never will be again, as far as I'm concerned), and GZA's lyrics just knocked me out of my chair. It was chock full of metaphors galore, technicolor ghetto tales, and anyone who says "Labels" was less than brilliant needs a speedknot upside the head. This is a beautiful piece of hardcore real hip-hop, and it deserves to be in any collection. It's just a shame that he had to follow it up with "Beneath the Surface..."
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