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Well, as soon as someone listens to it for the first time and lets everyone know that they're long past their heyday (just listen to Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chamb
by nnnnni 12y ago
Well, as soon as someone listens to it for the first time and lets everyone know that they're long past their heyday (just listen to Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers instead), this will all be a moot point.
That's my prediction, at least.
- dasil003 12y agoI chafe at that a bit. Wu Tang was always one of the most creative forces in hip-hop. If you look at what they have done as a group and individually over the last two decades, there is some very impressive output. I don't like the idea that they are past their prime just because their hip-hop golden era work was so influential, or because hip-hop is seen as disposable youth culture that old men have no place in. A lot of it is just nostalgia if you ask me. Personally I think they've earned the right to be treated as artists even as they age and have their work be given honest consideration. I mean we're not talking about friggin' Pitbull here.
- addflip 12y agoDon't underestimate the Wu. "The Wu is too slammin for these Cold Killin labels."