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Legend of the Liquid Sword
by: Gza/Genius, Genius/GZA List Price: $13.98 Amazon.com's Price: $11.68 You Save: $2.30 (16%)as of 03/11/2010 09:38 EST Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: Audio CDBrand: GZA/GENIUS EAN: 0008811308322 Format: Explicit Lyrics Item Dimensions: Label: Mca Manufacturer: Mca MPN: 113083 Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Mca Release Date: December 10, 2002 Studio: Mca Disc 1:
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Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: No Description Available No Track Information Available Media Type: CD Artist: GZA/GENIUS Title: LEGEND OF THE LIQUID SWORD Street Release Date: 12/10/2002 Genre: RAP/HIP HOP Amazon.com: Bouncing back from the deplorably mediocre Beneath the Surface, GZA reasserts his position at the head of the Wu-Tang corpus. The most obvious improvement is in the production, masterminded by various Wu-Tang acolytes of RZA's dissonant funkalistics. Beats are kept simple--one- and two-bar loops sampled from across the musical spectrum--but despite their austerity, they're impressively efficient sonic packages that complement GZA's own powerfully compact lyrical style. The self-proclaimed "ill rhyme kicker / with no parental sticker" rolls with almost nonstop braggadocio on the album, flashing his virtuosity with metaphorically inspired songs like "Fame" and "Animal Planet" and wordplay parties such as "Knock, Knock" and "Sparring Minds." The album's main liability is that it's consistent to a fault. The 15 tracks begin to sound like variations on one another and, despite the individual qualities of any given song, the overall album begins to get monotonous halfway through. --Oliver Wang Average Rating:
 Rating: - Please, in the Name of the Wu...Re-Release this AlbumGZA rules. He is easily the best of the best...but sadly, this album is edited. I like the curse words; I like hard-core gangsta ish. Wu-Tang should never be soft. (My mother could listen to this joint and not cringe.) So, GZA...or RZA...or whoever owns the rights to this beast: re-release this joint un-cut and un-edited. Please! Four stars for an otherwise five-star album. Rating: - Reviewers are just stupidthis album is good beats are great (Knock knock, Silent, Fam,Auto Bio are some of the best instrumentals) Lyrics are in my opion the smae maybe even better then liquid swords and beanth the surface. I admit it's difficult to listen to this album it is a little boring some times but 75% of the album is sharp. RZA is a genius (just like all of the wu) but i'd rather hear his production spread among artists then just a ton of one artist and no others. I respect the reviewers who gave this 4 and 5 star ... Read More Rating:  - a lost scroll in the wu legendgza truley is a genius this cd is a lost scroll in the wu legacy his lyrics are as sharp as ever an he tells the legend as good as the mc did on the first Rating: - Legend of the liiquid swordThe only problem i have with this album that it is very repetitive and almost every song sounds like a duplicate of the next well i have another problem with the album as well it sounds like the gza is using a bunch of big words trying to sound deep but it comes across sounding redundant and lame Overall it is a good outting for the genius! Rating: - With age,comes knowledgeI picked up this CD recently and I find GZA's rhymescheme to be excellent as expected. GZA hasn't lost his stee a bit when it comes to the ryhmes and the thoughts on this CD.Though,it still isn't as good as Liqiud Swords,it still comes pretty damn close. The only thing I didn't like about this CD is some of the production. This Q-Base guy is alright, I suppose, and Mathematics drops an incredible beat on "Fam" with Masta Killa and RZA. RZA drops a beat on this CD whoch I wasn't feeling at all. He could've ... Read More 
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