http://metallungies.com/2008/01/wtf-rapper-guest-appearances-lfo-mop/ Connoisseurs of fine wine and rhyme. Mon, 21 May 2012 04:28:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://metallungies.com/2008/01/wtf-rapper-guest-appearances-lfo-mop/comment-page-1/#comment-143516 New Song: Wu-Tang Clan Featuring AZ, M.O.P., ‘Legendary Weapons’ | Christopher O'Hare | I Hate Me Too Thu, 28 Jul 2011 19:10:11 +0000 http://metallungies.com/2008/01/wtf-rapper-guest-appearances-lfo-mop/#comment-143516 [...] Noah Rubin, best known for Wu-Tang’s 2009 compilation album Chamber Music, cooks up the dark, ominous track in the vein of Wu mastermind RZA. Ghostface, in trademark stream-of-consciousness flow, squeezes in references from Al Qaeda to Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” video to Wiz Khalifa, noting that Wiz’s hit “Black and Yellow” is “that killa bee color scheme.” AZ, still riding the buzz off a guest verse on Nas’ Illmatic 17 years ago, delivers a solid, if unremarkable, verse, while M.O.P., sounding slightly more subdued than their trademark über-energetic delivery, could sound good over a dying cat. But then again, they still have to make up for this. [...] [...] Noah Rubin, best known for Wu-Tang’s 2009 compilation album Chamber Music, cooks up the dark, ominous track in the vein of Wu mastermind RZA. Ghostface, in trademark stream-of-consciousness flow, squeezes in references from Al Qaeda to Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” video to Wiz Khalifa, noting that Wiz’s hit “Black and Yellow” is “that killa bee color scheme.” AZ, still riding the buzz off a guest verse on Nas’ Illmatic 17 years ago, delivers a solid, if unremarkable, verse, while M.O.P., sounding slightly more subdued than their trademark über-energetic delivery, could sound good over a dying cat. But then again, they still have to make up for this. [...]

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