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Track Listings
| 1. Show U Love |
| 2. Can't Loose |
| 3. Glocko Pop |
| 4. Must Be Bobby |
| 5. Brooklyn Babies |
| 6. Domestic Violence Pt. 2 |
| 7. Do U |
| 8. Fools |
| 9. La Rhumba |
| 10. Black Widow Pt. 2 |
| 11. Shady |
| 12. Break Bread |
| 13. Bong Bong |
| 14. Throw Your Flag Up |
| 15. Be A Man |
| 16. Righteous Way |
| 17. Build Strong |
| 18. Sickness |
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Wu-Tang Clan mastermind RZA's sophomore solo project comes with Kobe Bryant-high expectations. Unfortunately, there's much here to suggest that the RZA's beat-making skills need to be RZA-rected. The largely sample-based vocal loops employed on "Can't Loose" and spontaneous tempo changes on "Brooklyn Babies" hint at the full brilliance once illustrated by one of hip-hop's most avant-garde producers. Similarly, "Must Be Bobby" boasts some of the off-kilter keyboard sounds that have become a trademark of his productions. However, long gone are the experimental beats and rhymes first heard on Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). Instead, one is left with confusing tracks in which barely decipherable rapid-fire rhymes about bedding women and shooting guns are strung together. "Black Widow Pt.2" is another one of those mediocre and offensive songs where lyrical loose cannon Ol' Dirty Bastard utters juvenile profanities. While "Show You Love" is a timely ode to the full range of Wu diehards, Bobby Digital's sexcapade rhymes square off one too many times against his 5%-Nation-of-Islam musings. Doesn't one style completely undermine the other? Well, "Build Strong" kind of sums up why RZA's once-dominant career is spiraling downwards when he raps that he's "physically enslaved by the luxuries of this world / So I behave like a man inside the grave, who's life is lost." --Dalton Higgins
Product Description
Japanese edition of the Wu-Tang rapper's 2001 album includes two bonus tracks, 'Odyssey' (featuring Isaac Hayes Band) & 'Cousin' (Featuring Doc Gyneco Cilvaringz).
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This cd is the bomb-B! Rza tears it up on this album!
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Unlistenable. I bought this cd for four dollars used and I want to return it. The only reason why I keep it is because I love the Wu and I put "La Rhumba" the only good track (and it's a great track) on mixes for people. Sometimes I hear a bad album by a Wu member and I think "oh well, I guess they tried." But other times I buy digital bullet and I think "where is a bucket?" Buy The W. Buy Supreme Clientele. Jesus, buy Beneath the Surface if your desperate. Just don't buy this.
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Mr.Diggs snapped with the release of this sh%t. Somewhere along the line inbetween "In Streeo" and this, Rza became more versatile than I ever imagined. With all the tight loops and breaks as his first, and newer styles that this cat makes up himself. I think he used an MP7 for this record. Bringing a never before heard sound to the Wu familia. He's my favorite and always will be. A great producer/music writer/rapper.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
As good as the first
Out of all the Wu-Tang members, we should know by now that RZA is one of the most creative one in the collective group. Read more
Published on July 13 2002
5.0 out of 5 stars
Damn!
RZA came back nice with this one. I was hesitant to buy this CD, because I really wasn't a big fan of the first Bobby album, but this one blows the first one away! Read more
Published on Jun 26 2002 by MikeGibbons
5.0 out of 5 stars
Don't Care!!
I Don't care what anyone says this CD is Tight it's got a mix of that MCing, Wu Style, Sword Swingin, Beats, Even makes Big Gipp Sound Ill. Read more
Published on Mar 31 2002 by Michael Groninga
5.0 out of 5 stars
Digital Line Droppers
This is brain zapping music here.Change on chrome plated discuses. The RZA is a powerful musician on the same level alongside Muddy Waters and Dexter Gordon. Read more
Published on Jan 28 2002 by Ahmed Chronwell
2.0 out of 5 stars
Soggy like old toast
A weak effort from someone who can do (and has done) a whole lot better. The misogyny alone is nauseating. Read more
Published on Dec 5 2001
5.0 out of 5 stars
Watch Rza's GlockO pop! explosive
This album shines in more then 5 songs, therefore it is worth 5 stars. Most albums have 2-3 great songs this has over 5. Read more
Published on Nov 28 2001 by Nathan Solinsky
4.0 out of 5 stars
Strong, and better than most...
I've always found that the RZA does most of his best stuff on other people's records. The first Bobby Digital album showed me that he was capable of producing a dud (with the... Read more
Published on Nov 20 2001
3.0 out of 5 stars
2.5 Stars for a half way decent album....
It is unfair to say this album is garbage, but then again its unfair to say this is classic. This is neither. Its right in the middle. Read more
Published on Nov 2 2001 by Mr hip hop
5.0 out of 5 stars
Rza 4 Ever!!
I think this album is great!! Great Beat, is flow is soooo Fat!
I love Rza Lyrics!! Song that kills on the album are, Show u Love
Clocko Pop, Must be Bobby , Brooklyn... Read more
I love Rza Lyrics!! Song that kills on the album are, Show u Love
Clocko Pop, Must be Bobby , Brooklyn... Read more
Published on Oct 30 2001
5.0 out of 5 stars
hip hop in its element
digital bullet is a true hip hop album every beat and rhyme is at its highest peak, this album is a prime example of hip hop the way it should be instead of all this r'n'b mixed... Read more
Published on Oct 27 2001
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