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Masta Killa Presents: Wu Tang - The Next Chamber

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Download links and information about Masta Killa Presents: Wu Tang - The Next Chamber by Masta Killa. This album was released in 2010 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Rap genres. It contains 19 tracks with total duration of 47:40 minutes.

Artist: Masta Killa
Release date: 2010
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Tracks: 19
Duration: 47:40
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Rhyme Time Freestyle 2:10
2. Unstoppable Threats (featuring Prodigal Sunn, Gza) 3:16
3. Scram 1:18
4. Just a Thought (featuring Gza) 1:40
5. Money Comes First (featuring Rza) 2:27
6. Chains (featuring Killah Priest, R. A. The Rugged Man) 2:42
7. Fam Members Only (featuring Gza, Rza) 3:08
8. Brain 1:22
9. Armoured Truck (featuring Timbo King) 3:20
10. Always NY (featuring Inspectah Deck) 4:48
11. Black Mamba (featuring Rza, Ol' Dirty Bastard) 1:50
12. Noodles Pt. 2 2:25
13. The PJs (featuring Raekwon, Pete Rock) 4:44
14. Metal Lungies (OG Version) (featuring Ghostface) 2:09
15. Chapter 1: Duel of the Iron Mic (feat. Masta Killa, GZA & Inspectah Deck) (featuring The Wu-Tang Clan) 2:43
16. Chapter 2: Digi Warfare (feat. Masta Killa) (featuring The Wu-Tang Clan) 2:05
17. Chapter 3: No Said Date (feat. Masta Killa) (featuring The Wu-Tang Clan) 1:47
18. Chapter 4: One Blood (feat. Masta Killa & Wu-Tang Clan) (featuring The Wu-Tang Clan) 1:31
19. Chapter 5: Triumph (feat. Wu-Tang Clan) (featuring The Wu-Tang Clan) 2:15

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Of all the members of Wu-Tang Clan, Masta Killa has become the unlikely gatekeeper of the collective’s original blueprint. As the other group members struggle to stay relevant by testing out new and different avenues, Masta Killa remains steadfastly devoted to the cloaked, subterranean soul beats upon which the group’s reputation was founded. For Masta Killa Presents… he functions not only as performer, but curator, taking the listener through a program of hand-selected outtakes and rarities from the collective’s archives. “Just a Thought,” “Chains,” “Armoured Truck” and “The PJs”: These are the sounds of a long-lost Gotham, where the climate is always dark and chilly, and transactions occur in secret, confined spaces. Amazingly, this strain of Wu-music still sounds fresh, and it still has the power to unnerve. In a year where the gargantuan beats of Lex Luger and Kanye West have dominated, these pieces provide a welcome counterpart. In 2010, rap moves at the pace of an oversized yacht, while Masta Killa’s songs slip past like stealth ninjas in the dead of night.