1/3 covers for Rae+Ghost+Method Man’s Wu-Massacre (March 30th, Def Jam).

We told you a long time ago! This track actually leaked a year or so ago during Raekwon’s OB4CL2 recording sessions. The track didn’t make the final cut and honestly was missed (not that the album needed anything else). Here it is retooled and retitled as version 2.5, now including a verse from Mr. Mef, and [cont.]

“Anybody trying to eat legally and get they money the way I try get mines I ain’t never gonna knock them, man…. That’s the last time I say anything about any motherfuckin’ emcee or what they do. I’ma keep my business to myself, real talk. I ain’t never gonna knock another emcee trying to eat [cont.]

Poor Ghost, he had to sit there next to Rae and Meth snickering at his interview with Angela Yee and she touches upon his When In Rome “chick-flick” cameo and how he is a very sensitive man. That’s rough….

Raekwon leaked the artwork for the upcoming Method Man + Raekwon + Ghostface “Wu Massacre” album via Twitter today,  which drops March 30th on Def Jam. Coincidentaly, preorders also began today at Amazon.com. Rae further tweets “I forgot the album won’t be called “Wu Massacre” wit my brothers it will be called “THREE, THE HARD [cont.]

UPDATE: More action from the director’s chair, this time direct frm Three/21 Media. Wu-Massacre: Behind The Scene from Mazi O. Video on Vimeo. Raekwon, Ghostface, and Method Man break down the concept for the “Our Dreams” video, from the forthcoming Wu-Massacre LP. What’s great about these interviews with the guys is that they are speaking [cont.]

Ten years after the release of Blackout!, Method Man and Redman are back with the sequel.  It’s a little hard to understand why they’ve taken this long, because aside from Method Man’s stint on HBO’s The Wire, neither of them has done anything worthwhile since.  They had a TV show, the cleverly titled Method Man [cont.]

    “The Wu is too slammin’ for these Cold Killin’ labels/some ain’t had hits since I seen Aunt Mabel/be doin’ artists in like Cain did Abel/now their money’s gettin’ stuck to the gum under the table.”  This was stated by the GZA over a decade ago, but actually holds more weight now than it did [cont.]

      On the “Intro” to Method Man’s Tical 0: The Prequel, RZA waxingly laments “peace to the Wu-Tang family/ten-years strong/over 40 million records sold/platinum and gold/and the saga continues.”  But is the Wu-Tang Clan movement really being furthered?  After all, RZA recorded nearly a full-LP worth of material with Meth for Tical: 0 and all he has [cont.]

Coming from the In Too Deep soundtrack, and also working a the buzz clip for the upcoming Method Man & Redman album, America’s Most Blunted is “Tear It Off”. Erick Sermon ups the ante from his usual style, putting the BPM above 100, as Meth and Red see how high they can get once again. Givn [cont.]