The Birth of a Prince [Explicit Lyrics]

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After two albums as Bobby Digital, RZA finally releases an album as… RZA. Although those hoping to hear his signature Wu-Tang soul style may come away disappointed, the man's mastery over dissonance continues. Tracks like "The Whistle" and "The Grunge" scrape fingernails on the chalkboard, but make it sound funky. Guest producers like Tru Masta and Choco help shoulder the load with some beats that sound like vintage RZA (such as Tru Masta's "Fast Cars") and others that take him in new directions. Lyrically, RZA gets even grittier than he did in his Bobby D days, spitting rusty-nail rhymes about his thug past, blasting shotguns, and swinging his Shaolin sword. As he twists your mind on the mellowing "A Day to God Is 1000 Years" and masters his lyrical martial arts on "Chi Kung," RZA reminds us that he's not just the Wu's scientist of sound, but he's also one of the crew's forgotten MC talents. --Oliver Wang

The Birth of a Prince,RZA,Sanctuary Records,East Coast Rap,Hardcore Rap,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop

The Birth of a Prince [Explicit Lyrics]

Tracks:

How Are The Mighty Fallen
When David Heard
Almighty And Everlasting God, We Humbly Beseech Thy Majesty
O Come, Let Us Sing Unto The Lord
Magnificat
Nunc Dimittis
In Guilty Night - Adey Grummet/Richard Lea/Robert Macdonald
Sleep, Fleshly Birth - Alicia Carroll/Katy Tansey/Fergus McLusky/Tom Raskin/Daniel Norman/William Clements
Thou May'st Be Proud - Robin Blaze
Go Perjur'd Man! And If You E'er Return - Katy Tansey
What Tears, Dear Prince - Philip Cave
Inclina Domine Aurem Tuam - Rosemary Tusca/Alicia Carroll/Stephen Taylor/Duncan Saunderson/Tom Phillips/Tom Raskin...
In Monte Oliveti
O Sapientia
O Vos Omnes
Te Deum
Jubilate

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A glimpse of the much anticipated "The Cure" album
WORST RZA CD EVER!!!
This is The Return of a Prince aka Prince Rakeem aka The RZA aka The Rzarecter
RZA - The Birth Of A Prince
Half of it is horrible.. half of it is amazing..

The Birth of a Prince
RZA
Manufacturer: Sanctuary Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000CDLCC
Release Date: 2003-10-07

Tracks:

We Pop
You'll Never Know
Fast Cars
Chi Kung
The Birth
Cherry Range
Drink, Smoke and Fukc
The Drop Off
Bob N' I
The Grunge
Koto Chotan
The Whistle
A Day To God Is 1000 Years
Grits
Wherever I Go
See The Joy

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After two albums as Bobby Digital, RZA finally releases an album as… RZA. Although those hoping to hear his signature Wu-Tang soul style may come away disappointed, the man's mastery over dissonance continues. Tracks like "The Whistle" and "The Grunge" scrape fingernails on the chalkboard, but make it sound funky. Guest producers like Tru Masta and Choco help shoulder the load with some beats that sound like vintage RZA (such as Tru Masta's "Fast Cars") and others that take him in new directions. Lyrically, RZA gets even grittier than he did in his Bobby D days, spitting rusty-nail rhymes about his thug past, blasting shotguns, and swinging his Shaolin sword. As he twists your mind on the mellowing "A Day to God Is 1000 Years" and masters his lyrical martial arts on "Chi Kung," RZA reminds us that he's not just the Wu's scientist of sound, but he's also one of the crew's forgotten MC talents. --Oliver Wang

Customer Reviews:

A glimpse of the much anticipated "The Cure" album.......2006-09-22

Rza returns (for half the album) to his bobby steels / rzarector persona on this album and it is about time. Rza takes the listener through a semi autobiographical journey. The album starts out with a young bobby partying and selling drugs without much care for the future or wisdom. Eventually his drug dealer gets him to read a book (not sure what book this is, anyone know?) and bobby changes his outlook on life and becomes spiritual. He changes his name to Prince Rakeem (his first alias). The second half of the album is filled with conscious bangers and is a glimpse into his self hyped masterpiece "The Cure". Rza constantly drops science in the last few tracks and if those songs are a preview to the cure (as I read in an interview with RZA) I am very excited. There are plenty of weak songs to bring down the overall album, half is great and half is mediocre.

Best Songs
A day to God is 1000 years
See the joy
The birth
Grits
Fast Cars

WORST RZA CD EVER!!!.......2006-09-11

THIS IS NOT A GREAT CD FROM THE RZA WHO USUALLY IS ON POINT WITH THE LYRICS AND PRODUCTION MOST OF THE SONGS SOUNDS TO MAINSTREAM AND ALOT OF WACKASS GUEST APPEARANCES GRITS WUZ THE GREATEST SONG ON THE CD RZA SOUNDS A WHOLE LOT BETTER ON THE WU CD'S I DONT THINK HES A GREAT SOLO ARTIST BUT DIGITAL BULLETS IS THE ONLY SOLO I LIKE FROM HIM, ANYWAYS THIS CD GAVE ME A HEADACHE AND MAJORITY OF IT IS GARBAGE TO ME SO DONT WASTE UR MONEY ON THIS.

This is The Return of a Prince aka Prince Rakeem aka The RZA aka The Rzarecter.......2006-01-15

For those who thought this was finally gonna be the long delyaed often mythically lp that RZA has spoke on since Bobby Digital implication in '99 was "The Cure" was truely disappointed out the gate. This trilogy or saga that RZA has emancipated to us is his transition from thugged out b-boy to the rza and this album that we have and know as the "Birth Of A Prince" is the bridge in that gap. While i've heard various ammouts of interviews about RZA & The Cure album is nothing will prolly eclipse the syntax that RZA pieces together for a sonic masterpiece. others may be disappointed but the beats are half bobby digital and half prince rakeem/rza seeing how the next lp will be all rza. the albums cybernetic sound which has been done previously on "In Stereo" and "Digital Bullet" has seen a primary upgrade in the first serveal tracks and then by the time you're on track 11, "Wherever I Go" is where you begin to see RZA come out as a this knowledgable emcee that knows how to rock. Even the Bobby-like track "Cherry Range" and Kung Fu inspired "Koto Chotan" makes most Wu fans reminsce back in the day when the clan was prominent. As the album sets to close on the tearful, lyrical exodus "The Birth" and "See The Joy" you get the feeling that even earlier tracks like "Grits" & "You'll Never Know" (which wasn't allowed to use the Beetles sample) forshadowed his arrival and it's a well worth journey sonically through the mind of The RZA. Do not let others discourage you from buying this allow your heart to open.

RZA - The Birth Of A Prince.......2005-12-26

After releasing "Digital Bullet" the RZA comes back hard with another album just 2 years later in 2003. Well, people were kind of like what the f*ck when this album came out. Well let me tell you, he didnt have "NONE" of that Bobby Digital stuff in this album. Its a totally brand new RZA. So notice that. Let me break down the facts for you.

Lyrics, some of the tracks on here aint the hottest RZA material, but he still drops mad knowledge. Some of the tracks are insane at how good he put the lyrics together and what he spit about. He are some stand out lyrical tracks. "Koto Chotan", "A Day To God Is 1000 Years", "The Birth(Great lyrics)", "See The Joy(No other rapper would EVER rap bout this, great song)" and "Chi Kung". Those are awesome tracks. This cd stands out lyrically big time. Some of the other tracks have decent to good lyrics. This album is definately different than his other two albums. But one of my favorites because all of the songs are good and his lyrics are such on point on this album. The lyrics though are definately worth reading. The album comes with lyrics in the cd book, but some are off, so go to [...] to get them. RZA is definately on point lyric wise.

Production wise, this is where its good. I love the production RZA did on this album. Seems a lot more complete and like he took some good time into this album. People thought the beats sucked, but definately not, they are REALLY good and deep. Ill admit, SOME of the beats are decent, but the rest are great. Some good beats "The Whistle", "We Pop", "Bob N I (Which he sampled a small part in the beggining from a "Big Daddy Kane" joint)". "Wherever I Go" a good beat also. And the rest of the 5 tracks on the album have classic beats. Production wise, this album is NOT garbage AT ALL, not even close. Its just people who liked the more grimey Wu-Tang sound arent getting the real grimey sh** here. I love the grimey stuff RZA used to put out, but this is 2003 and this is what hes giving and its hott.

Overall, this is great stuff. One of the best RZA albums for sure. Definatly pick this up.

***SUPPORT RZA AND REAL HIPHOP AND BUY THIS***

My Top 5 Songs
1.We Pop
2.The Birth
3.Cherry Range
4.The Whistle
5.Wherever I Go

Half of it is horrible.. half of it is amazing.........2005-11-06

This is a funny CD. Because if you put it in and listen to just the first few tracks, and you're an old Wu fan, you're gonna want to eject it and throw it out the window. I must say, half of the songs on this release are really awful. RZA must be on that blow or something cuz I don't know how he coulda left some of these songs on there. Now WITH THAT SAID.. the rest of these songs are REALLY GOOD. I dunno what RZA was doing with this one. It's random as hell. If you're a big RZA/Wu fan, go ahead and get this one and listen to it a few times so you know which ones to skip, the rest of the CD is really great though.

The Process - Birth - Development - Destiny

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From the Artist
FINALLY!!

The Process - Birth - Development - Destiny
Charles Woolfork
Manufacturer: Eternity Musiq Group
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music

Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0009WM83G
Release Date: 2005-07-05

Tracks:

We Praisin'
Fixit
So Happy
Speechless
Clearly Speaking
Holla' Back
Refuge
Difference - Interlude
Thank You
Betta' Dayz
Count on Me
Reign
No More Pain

Product Description

Pastor Charles Woolfork returns to the Gospel Music scene with a BANG! - His new release, THE PROCESS - BIRTH - DEVELOPMENT - DESTINY is the inaugural release from his new independant label Eternity Musiq Group! - This CD picks up right where 2000's SOULFOOD left off with sure fire favs like "FIXIT" , "CLEARLY SPEAKING" , "REFUGE" and "SPEECHLESS" This CD is a MUST have for any Gospel Music lover.

Customer Reviews:

From the Artist.......2005-06-10

I just wanted to tell everyone thanks in advance from my heart for your reviews and your purchase of the latest Charles Woolfork project "The Process" - I am praying that my staff and friends would allow other folks to write reviews as well and not hog up all the review space...lol...I am excited about God and what he is doing with this project and our ministry as a whole.....you may reach us at our label's general email account at phiblaque@aol.com for additional comments or any other inquiry.

May God ricly bless you through this music ministry!

Peace & Blessings......

Charles Woolfork
CEO/EMG

FINALLY!!.......2005-06-09

IT'S ABOUT TIME!! - CHARLES IS BACK WITH A HUGE PHAT LOUD BANG!!! EVERYONE WITH EARS NEEDS THIS CD!! - GOOD FOR YOUR CHURCH MOMENTS GREAT TO GROOVE TO AND PERFECT FOR GETTIN YO' PRAISE ON! - THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU CHARLES!! YYYYYYYEEEEEESSSSSSSS!!!!!

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Haendel: Saul [Hybrid SACD]

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ASIN: B000A169OK
Release Date: 2006-01-10

Tracks:

Symphony: Allegro - Larghetto - Allegro - Andante Larghetto
1. Chorus: How Excellent Thy Name, O Lord
2. Air (Soprano): An Infant Raised By Thy Command - 3. Trio (Alto, Tenore, Basso): Along The Monster Atheist Strode
4. Soprano, Alto, Tenore, Basso: The Youth Inspired By Thee, O Lord - 5. Chorus: How Excellent Thy Name, O Lord
6. Recit & 7. Air (Michal): He Comes, He Comes! - O God-Like Youth! - 8. Recitative (Abner, Saul, David): Behold, O King, The Brave, Victorious Youth
9. Air (David): O King, Your Favours With Delight - 10. Recitative (Jonathan): Oh Early Piety!
11. Air (Merab): What Abject Thoughts A Prince Can Have! - 12. Recitative (Merab): Yet Think, On Whom This Honour You Bestow
13. Air (Jonathan): Birth And Fortune I Despise!
14. Recitative (High Priest): Go On, Illustrious Pair! - 15. Air (High Priest): While Yet Thy Tide Of Bood Runs High
16. Recitative (Saul, Merab): Thou, Merab, First In Birth, Be First In Honour - 17. Air (Merab): My Soul Rejects The Thought With Scorn - 18. Air (Michal): See, With What A Scornful Air - 19. Air (Michal): Ah, Lovely Youth, Wast Thou Designed
20. Symphony: Andante Allegro - 21. Recitative (Michal): Already See The Daughters Of The Land - 22. Chorus: Welcome, Welcome, Mighty King!
23. Accompagnato (Saul): What Do I Hear? - 24. Chorus: David His Ten Thousands Slew - 25. Accompagnato (Saul): To Him Ten Thousands - 26. Air (Saul): With Rage I Shall Start Burst His Praises To Hear
27. Recitative (Jonathan, Michal): Imprudent Women! - 28. Air (Michal): Fell Rage And Black Despair Possessed
29. Recitative (High Priest): This But The Smallest Part Of Harmony - 30. Accompagnato (High Priest): By Thee This Universal Frame
31. Recitative (Abner): Racked With Infernal Pains - 32. Air (David): O Lord, Whose Mercies Numberless
33. Symphony: Largo - 34. Recitative (Jonathan): 'Tis All In Vain, His Fury Still Continues
35. Air (Saul): A Serpent, In My Bosom Warmed - 36. Recitative (Saul): Has He Escaped My Rage?
37. Air (Merab): Capricious Man
38. Accompagnato (Jonathan): O Filial Piety! - 39. Air (Jonathan): No, Cruel Father, No!
40. Air (High Priest): O Lord, Whose Providence - 41. Chorus: Preserve Him For The Glory Of Thy Name
42. Chorus: Envy! Eldest Born Of Hell!
43. Recitative (Jonathan): Ah! Dearest Friend - 44. Air (Jonathan): But Sooner Jordan' Stream, I Swear
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73. Accompagnato (Samuel, Saul): Why Hast Thou Forced Me From The Realms Of Peace
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General | Folk | Styles | Music
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