October 17, 2012
Coming Soon...
No real post today, as I have to mentally prepare myself for what's to come next week. "What would that be?", you may ask out loud like a crazy person. Well, read on to find out.
Next week marks the release of the soundtrack to The RZA's directorial debut The Man With The Iron Fists, an album that you two knew I was going to want to write about anyway. To celebrate the occasion, I plan on running Wu-Tang Clan-related write-ups for seven days straight, starting Sunday and ending on Saturday, because that's how a traditional week starts and stops in the United States. I haven't devoted much blog space to the Clan in quite a while (go ahead, check the publication dates of the more recent Wu posts; it's just in your imagination where they seem to own this blog), so I plan on running some reviews for projects that I have gotten requests for over the years (because, yes, a lot of the readers actually do like the Wu-Tang Clan).
Now I'm not stupid; I realize that a lot of you would probably throw yourselves headfirst off of a four-story building before you'll read a week's worth of Wu-Tang Clan-related reviews on a free hip hop blog. Instead of forcing you all to just get over it already and stop being so goddamn dramatic about everything, I actually plan on appeasing you, as well. In addition to seven Wu posts in a row, I also plan on running seven alternate write-ups on those same days. So if you absolutely can't stand the Wu, you have seven other chances to bitch at me regarding my choices and my opinions and my hair or something. If you do love the Clan, then you get fourteen new posts within the span of a week, which is the closest I'll be getting to a "stunt month" for quite a while.
Afterwards, I plan on taking a rest, which I'm sure you'll understand. I don't plan on resting for long, but I will need a recharge.
Now, the albums I plan on writing about have already been selected, so although you may leave suggestions in the comments below, I have no plans on listening to any of them at this time. Just put your trust in me, and everything will be okay. And besides, you'll get more free content that I keep providing for some reason, so everyone wins.
-Max
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Holy crap Max. Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteNew Wu-Tang material is always appreciated. I hope The Swarm is included in this lineup -- I wanna hear what you have to say about Cobra Clutch. I love that song. Sigh.
ReplyDelete14 reviews? Sounds like you're taking things to the MAX!
ReplyDelete...
thank you, thank you, ill be here all night
Did your wife start giving you blowjobs again? Finally!
ReplyDeletedamn this sounds cool
ReplyDelete"a lot of the readers actually do like the Wu-Tang Clan" - a lot of the 2 readers... how does that work out statistically? Also, wow. Now that is commitment - both to the clan and the two readers. Try not to burn out too hard. I look forward to the upcoming week and will hope to read most reviews, assuming I allow myself to be distracted from studying for upcoming exams.
ReplyDeleteAny chance you'll review the new Kendrick Lamar that drops next week?
ReplyDeleteyo that kendrick joint leaked early and it is straight GARBAGE. dude cannot make a song to save his life. fuck you dr dre for making this idiot popular
Delete- I wonna write about that Wu Tang shit
ReplyDeleteWu Tang again??
- Aw yeah again and again!
Max goin' HAM!!!!
ReplyDeleteI learned to love the Wu as a result of this blog. Looking forward to it.
ReplyDeleteGood shit Max. I would love for you to review Shad's TSOL album. Think you might like it.
ReplyDeletewill the wu-syndicate album fineally get a review??? good stuff!
ReplyDelete@Michael...he may end up writing about The Swarm because he wrote about damn near everything Wu-related lol.
ReplyDeleteRap Genius ain't worth shit til they decode Cobra Clutch
As for next week, i will DEFINITELY be distracted at work....nice. lol.
peace
Looking forward to it...
ReplyDeleteAnd I do believe that Wolfie's comment above is the first time anyone's used the "taking it to the Max" chestnut on your blog. How your readers resisted for this long, I've got no idea.
FYI someone in the comments from the Killer Mike album mentioned his R.A.P. collaboration with EL-P. I downloaded that sucker and within 45 minutes I bought it on iTunes. I had kind of burned-out my rap ears and was listening to old '60s-70s Sabbath/Led Zep/Cream/Leaf Hound. Killer Mike brought me back with a vengeance.
Agreed. I'm kind of surprised it took you guys over five years to finally use that.
Delete^It'd be nice if the Man with the Iron Fists review coincided with Kendrick
ReplyDeletePLEASE REVIEW A PIECE OF STRANGE BY CUNNINLYNGUISTS!!!!! OR ONEIROLOGY!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Nothing further.
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ReplyDeleteNo, seriously, I'm not accepting any requests for this particular promotion. Prior to Sunday, you will only know one of the fourteen albums I will be writing about (the aforementioned soundtrack). Once again, just trust me.
ReplyDeleteWill there be an international reviews or just artists from the USA? Anyhow, looking forward!
DeleteOh my god i can't waaaait
ReplyDeleteWow...I listened to the soundtrack full stream and enjoyed it. Can't wait for these reviews!
ReplyDeletegood stuff Max. can't wait...and please dont burn yourself out. I've reviewed a few albums/mixtapes in the track by track format and it is mentally draining
ReplyDeleteThank Jesus! Can't wait Maximus, although please refrain from any of Capadonna or U-God's weed carriers eh?
ReplyDeleteBlake
Can't wait to hear what you think about the Killa Sin track.
ReplyDeleteI think at the moment he's one of the best rappers out there. And I'm not joking.
Wooooh!...Immortal Technique, baby!
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