Redman and Outlast were already instant buys for me, I only became familiar with Szabo a couple weeks when someone guessed it would be him but a different album Bacchanal . I really liked that album It was a really cool album to drive around the city to so I’m going take a chance that I m gonna dig this one also.
Don’t think so. Zero details from what I was able to gather.
So pumped for this!
I am in the same boat but decided to go for it. I Own non-MOV pressing which is fine but not amazing but I love this album and would enjoy have a gatefold Jacket and I think the odds are pretty good it will sound better than the current press. Plus my brother loves Outkast too so I can give him my old copy as a Christmas present and I am sure he will be stoked.
The MOV pressing sounds better than the original, so this VMP pressing will definitely sound better than the current copy of Stankonia you own!
I hope it does hang around for a good 3-4 months! I think it might actually because Ghostface Killah is still around. Not sure which album is a bigger ROTM pick though! Like who is more popular out of Ghostface and Redman? They’re both pretty equal! Redman does have more than double the amount of listeners than Ghostface on Spotify so I don’t know if that should be taken into account or not!
Especially as Fishscale has production from MF DOOM, J Dilla and Just Blaze and was a critically acclaimed album from 2006 from a Wu-Tang Clan member; an album many would already know and love!This seems like pretty accurate thinking actually@Ghost I didnt know GFK was still around
Muddy Waters without the skits is a hollow shell of an album. While almost all the songs are amazing, those skits all have meaning and are critical as lead-ins to those songs. Glad to hear it's going to hopefully include them.
The increase is definitely a major factor now
It is! USD$23 was like too good to be true! If you look now, there isn’t much coloured hip-hop albums on vinyl that are that cheap + free shipping!
I’m opposite, I hate skits. I edit them out of my digital copies of albums. I think albums are better without them
I think @duke86fan would agree. I'm more of an "tracklist as artist intended" kinda guy lolI’m opposite, I hate skits. I edit them out of my digital copies of albums. I think albums are better without them
For me it depends on the album! I hate the skits on Big Pun’s Capital Punishment and am not much of a fan of the ones on Ghostface Killah’s Supreme Clientele!I’m opposite, I hate skits. I edit them out of my digital copies of albums. I think albums are better without them
Wana buy my OG instead?I’m opposite, I hate skits. I edit them out of my digital copies of albums. I think albums are better without them
. If I want the full experience, I can always listen to the CD or streaming. Vinyl is hard cause you can't just skip them easily. Like, I don't want to hear Biggie get serviced every time before I listen to Friend of Mine.
I'm the one who messaged you on reddit about it!Wana buy my OG instead?
Mmmmm like that sex skit on Ready to Die is the worst! Just like with the Pause 4 Porno skit on Dr Dre’s The Chronic 2001! And omg, that intro on Lil’ Kim’s Hardcore is bad too!Yeah, I get that point of view, too. I guess I'm more of a "if you can't get your point across in a 4-minute song and need a 1-minute skit to supplement it then screw your intended tracklist" kinda guy
This is true, too. I don't mind the Prince Paul since it's supposed to be an aural movie or whatever. But even with that one, when you remove the skits, you still get the full story. And the De La Soul skits are great. But I still prefer my skit-less versions