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Rza - Rza As Bobby Digital in Stereo
CD DetailsArtist: Rza Edition: Music CD Format: Explicit Lyrics CD Release Date: 1998-11-24 Music Label: V2 North America Soundtracks: - Intro
- B.O.B.B.Y.
- Unspoken Word
- Slow Grind African
- Airwaves
- Love Jones
- N.Y.C. Everything
- Mantis
- Slow Grind French
- Holocaust (Silkworm)
- Terrorist
- Bobby Did It (Spanish Fly)
- Handwriting on the Wall
- Kiss of a Black Widow
- Slow Grind Italian
- My Lovin' Is Digi
- Domestic Violence
- Project Talk
- Lab Drunk
- F*** What You Think
- Daily Routine
Music reviews of Rza As Bobby Digital in StereoMusic Review: Rediculous Rating: 5 Stars
1)Intro(skit)-N/A 2)B.O.B.B.Y- 5/5- Great way to start out the album. 3 killers verses from Rza. This song gets me mad hyped and you're sure to sing along to the chorus 3)Unspoken Word- 5/5 - Some people may not like this song but this another song that gets me so hyped. It's real gritty and Rza just brings it. "The Wu rag tied around your head like a doo rag/Carry large black guns in small school bags"...ill. 4)Slow Grind African(skit)- N/A 5)Airwaves- 4.5/5 - I love this song. I love the chanting of "Wu-Tang, Wu-Tang" in the background. it's a little short but not that short. 6)Love Jones- 4/5 - Rza's love song only the way Rza can do it. uses metaphors that are actually kinda graphic so it's not your traditional love song. Not one of my favorite songs on the album but it's very good and it's not like i skip it. and plus,if one of your least favorite songs on an album is a 4/5, then that says somethin really good about the album. 7)N.Y.C. Everything- 5/5 - Damn, Rza and Method Man together over a dope ass beat equals greatness. see,this is the Method Man i love, not the one making silly rhymes for the radio dancing around like an idiot with Redman. 8)Mantis- 5/5 - Oh man. This is just some hype sh*t. Rza and Masta Killa rip it. I could have done without Jamie Sommers but Rza and MK make it a 5. 9)Slow Grind French(skit)-N/A 10)Holocaust- 5/5 - Call the medics. This song is frieken killer. Holocaust of the Black Knights starts off the song and just rips it to shreds. Rza,Dr.Doom, and Ghostface Killa all come next with dope ass verses(though I don't think Ghostface's made one lick of sense) 11)Terrorist- 4/5 - Nice little quick cut with the Black Knights. But boo to no Rza. Still good though. 12)Bobby Did It- 5/5 - Oh hell yeah. The first two guys(not sure who they are,might be from Black Knights) do their thing well and set up Rza and Ghostface to rip their verses. Jamie Sommers finishes things off on a down note, but again, not enough to make the song anything less then a 5. 13)Handwriting on the Wall- 4/5- another nice quick cut with Rza and Ras Kass doing a quick verse each. Each of them do their thing nicely. I especially liked Ras Kass's verse. 14)Kiss of a Black Widow- 4.5/5 - I really like this song a lot. Some people may not feel the same way. ODB is on it and that "it's taking me over" being looped in the background mesmerizes me. you can tell that Rza is semi-freestyling here(which i heard he did for most of this album) but it's definetly apparent here. 15)Slow Grind Italian(skit)-N/A 16)My Lovin' is Digi- 4.5/5- Really dope song. I love the beat with what sounds like a violin in the background(could be wrong) but it's hot as Rza talks about the ladies(or maybe just one) 17)Domestic Violence- Hilarious. It's a song with Rza arguing with his girl. He lays into here and it is so funny. Great song. 18)Project Talk- 4/5 - This song really grew on me. I wasn't feelin it so much at first and it uses the beat from "The Projects" off of Wu-Tang Forever. But it's a dope song. It's pretty short as Rza and another guy just talk about what's goin on in the hood. 19)Lab Drunk- 5/5- Awesome song. Another hype track. 3 great verses from Rza and I love the chorus. 20)F*ck What You Think- 4/5 - It's a really good song when Rza starts it off but then goes downhill once the 2 other no name guys do their thing. The last guy is really, really wack. But Rza keeps it at a 4 as his verse is worth listening to song alone and the 2nd guy isn't that bad but the last guy is just wack 21)Daily Routine- 3.5/5 - I could have definetly done without this song. It's ok and isn't that bad of a song on its own but it doesn't go with the album (sounds more like something off Birth of a Prince) and it's just not as good a song as the others. Rza should had stopped at 20 tracks.This review came from a HUGE Wu-Tang fan so maybe it is slightly biased but I will say that I didn't like it when I first got it but eventually I came to love it so I didn't love it unconditionally. GET THIS ALBUM. I have his other 2 albums and while both are definetly hot, this one is better then them. I would say this album is more of 4.5/5. I don't give out 5/5's easily so 4.5 is still and excellent album. There are flaws on it(like Jamie Sommers,the other guys on F*ck What You Heard, and Daily Routine) that keep it from being a 5/5 and being on the level as Only Built for Cuban Linx or Liquid Swords but it is still, in my opinion, a must have, especially for a fan of Wu
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Description of Rza As Bobby Digital in StereoAll products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. Unlike their predecessors, who each released about an album a year, Master P and the Wu-Tang Clan dominated the mid to late 1990s with a hailstorm of discs that saturated the rap marketplace. RZA, the Wu's über-producer, added to the storm with Bobby Digital in Stereo, the soundtrack for a straight-to-video film directed, produced, and written by RZA under the alter ego Bobby Digital. Whether he's able to compete with Master P on the cinematic front remains to be seen, but the project surely confirms RZA's mastery of the production studio and of the hip-hop domain in general. Without sounding too threatening or gangsta, RZA--er, Digital--lays down street-lethal beats and rhythms that resonate with a futuristic cyberpunk theme. And while the songs are fairly free of melody, there are plenty of atmospheric keyboard noises, sound effects, and samples to keep things pumping. --Jon Wiederhorn
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