| 1. Show U Love - RZA |
| 2. Can't Loose - RZA |
| 3. Glocko Pop - RZA, Wu-Tang Clan |
| 4. Must Be Bobby - RZA |
| 5. Brooklyn Babies - Masta Killa, RZA |
| 6. Domestic Violence, Pt. 2 - Big Gipp, RZA |
| 7. Do U - RZA |
| 8. Fools - Killa Sin, RZA |
| 9. Rhumba - Killa Sin, Method Man, RZA |
| 10. Black Widow, Pt. 2 - Ol' Dirty Bastard, RZA |
| 11. Shady - Intrigue, RZA |
| 12. Break Bread - RZA, Jamie Sommers |
| 13. Bong Bong - RZA |
| 14. Throw Your Flag Up - The Black Knights, RZA |
| 15. Be a Man - RZA |
| 16. Righteous Way - RZA |
| 17. Build Strong - RZA, Tekitha |
| 18. Sickness - RZA |
Editorial Reviews
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
Digital Bullet,RZA as Bobby Digital,Koch Records,East Coast Rap,Hardcore Rap,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop
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Digital Bullet
RZA as Bobby Digital Manufacturer: Koch Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005NEZH Release Date: 2001-08-28 |
Tracks:
- Show U Love
- Can't Loose
- Glocko Pop
- Must Be Bobby
- Brooklyn Babies
- Domestic Violence Pt. 2
- Do U
- Fools
- La Rhumba
- Black Widow Pt. 2
- Shady
- Break Bread
- Bong Bong
- Throw Your Flag Up
- Be A Man
- Righteous Way
- Build Strong
- Sickness
Amazon.com
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 HigginsCustomer Reviews:
RZA's best.......2006-10-25
Dissapointment.......2006-02-10
RZA - RZA As Bobby Digital.......2005-12-26
Lyrics, wow RZA rips it up again. I think he might have done a "BIT" better on his first album than this one. But not by far, the lyrics on here and by far good. He speaks on real life topics just like on every track he spits on. There isnt a track where I think that RZA spit something weak. One track that stands out lyrically where he drops knowledge is the song called "Build Strong", he drops that real stuff. Lyrically, youll like the cd, if not you dont like real lyrics. There are funny sh** on here like "Black Widow Pt. 2" also. Look out on the lyrics when you listen to it!
Production wise, we already know RZA is a genius at his originality and how good he can keep a certain sound on an album on every single track. Well he does it here again just like he did on his first album. Every song has a certain vibe throughout it and theyall tie in together perfectly. If you liked his first album, and thought the production was hott, then youll definately be feeling this albums production. No weak beats at all, some are decent some are HOTT. Ill point out the hott ones! "Glocko Pop", "Must Be Bobby", "Brooklyn Babies", "Domestic Violence Pt. 2", "La Rhumba", "Black Widow Pt 2", "Throw Your Flag Up", "Build Strong", these are all hott beats.
Overall, this album is great. Lyrics are on point, and production, he does great throughout the whole album. Pick this up!
***SUPPORT RZA AND REAL HIPHOP AND BUY THIS ALBUM***
My Top 5 Songs
1.Glocko Pop
2.Must Be Bobby
3.Brooklyn Babies
4.Domestic Violence Pt. 2
5.Black Widow Pt. 2
Better 2nd Album!!.......2005-09-11
Im not a big fan of the Bobby Digital type beats, but for some reason, the beats here on this album keep me listenin and liking them. Good beats. And he flows better on this album with the beats he puts out. This is a better RZA release. If you have to choose between this one and his first. Buy this instead!!!
RZA!!!
Peace!!
RZA Classic Wu Solo Album.......2005-08-07
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Digital Bullet
RZA as Bobby Digital Manufacturer: Koch Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005NF77 Release Date: 2001-08-28 |
Tracks:
- Show U Love - RZA
- Can't Loose - RZA
- Glocko Pop - RZA, Wu-Tang Clan
- Must Be Bobby - RZA
- Brooklyn Babies - Masta Killa, RZA
- Domestic Voilence, Pt. 2 - Big Gipp, RZA
- Do U - The Genius, , RZA
- Fools - Killa Sin, RZA
- Rhumba - Killa Sin, Method Man, RZA
- Black Widow, Pt. 2 - Ol' Dirty Bastard, RZA
- Shady - Intrigue, RZA
- Break Bread - RZA, Jamie Sommers
- Bong Bong - RZA
- Throw Your Flag Up - The Black Knights, RZA
- Be a Man - RZA
- Righteous Way - RZA
- Build Strong - RZA, Tekitha
- Sickness - RZA
Amazon.com
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
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Digital Bullet
Rza Manufacturer: Jvc Victor ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005MMOC Release Date: 2001-09-12 |
Tracks:
- Show U Love
- Cant Lose (Ft Beretta)
- Glocko Pop (Ft Wu-Tang Clan)
- Must Be Bobby
- Brooklyn Babies (Ft Masta Killa)
- Domestic Violence Pt 2 (Ft Big Gipp)
- Do U (Ft Gza Prodical
- Fools (Ft Killa Sun)
- La Rhumba (Ft Method Man Killa Sin Beretta)
- Black Widow Pt 2 (Ft ODB)
- Shady (Ft Intrigue)
- Break Bread (Ft Jamie Sommers)
- Bong Bong (Ft Berretta 9 Mad Cez)
- Throw Your Flag Up (Ft Black Knights)
- Be A Man
- Righteous Way (Ft Jr Reid)
- Build Strong (Ft Tekithia)
- Sickness
- Odyssey (Ft Isaac Hayes Band)
- Cousin (Ft Doc Gyneco Cilvarings) (Bonus Track)
Album 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).Album Details
Japanese Version featuring Two Bonus Track: 'odyssey (Featuring the Isaac Hayes Band)', and 'cousin (Featuring Doc Gyneco and Cilvaringz)'Dance Music:
- DJ Zeph
- Do Da Damn Thang (the EP) [Explicit Lyrics]
- Down Right Dirty [Explicit Lyrics]
- Down South Hustlaz [Explicit Lyrics]
- Drew's Famous Hip Pop Today
- ERKIE FREE ME [Explicit Lyrics]
- Expansion Team [Clean]
- Fear, Love & War [Explicit Lyrics]
- Forever and a Day [Explicit Lyrics]
- Funcrusher Plus
Dance Music
History of Jazz/Big Band Years [Import]
Haydn's Trumpet Concerto and Other Classical Concerti
I'd Rather Dance With You [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
Innocents & Illusions [Import]