Customer Ratings & Reviews

SAW IT TWICE ALREADY IT WAS A GOOD MOVIE AND WILL WATCH IT AGAIN

Yet another great album from one of the members of the Wu!

Ghost never lets me down. the illest one out of the clan.

Worth checking out. Reason I gave it 3 stars is because some of the songs to go with the story line seem corny. 12 reasons to die was a lot better to me

Though certainly not bad, this album is essentially Ghostface's last album (Ten Reasons to Die) without Adrian Younge's beautiful compositions.

It's a alright CD, but I would much rather listen to the whole Wu Tang Clan. They always work better together.

I liked the cd, but I felt like something was missing. Maybe it's the fact that I just don't hear the passion in this release. If it were anyone else, I would probably give it 5 stars. But Ghostface can (and has) do better.

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Off the heels of "Twelve Reasons To Die", Ghostface Killah returns with another strong conceptual record. Regardless of the inner turmoil of Wu-Tang Clan, GFK proves once again why he is the most consistent member of Wu. Dropping a fantastic album, produced mostly by The Revelations (see, Cormega's "Raw Forever"), GFK explores a story of love, betrayal and the streets. With features that include legendary Rap heavyweights such as AZ, Kool G. Rap and Pharoahe Monch, you can't go wrong picking this one up. The liner notes include a mini comic book with some excellent illustrations to help further explain the story. Also, if you're fortunate enough to find the Best Buy Limited Edition version (with 11 bonus instrumental tracks), you'll get more bang for you buck. I recommend this to any GFK or Wu fan.

Love that track. This albums good and also appreciate the instrumentals as well. Imagine 2014 Forrest Hills Dr came with instrumental disc

I have always been a fan of GFK. His last album 12 reasons to die lead me to this new CD. This one has more features such as AZ and Kool G Rap to add a more of 90's NYC street sound mixed with that Ghostface soul spice to it that I truly enjoy and recommend! The Instrumental tracks are a bonus too!

Ghostface Killah has always been the most consistent member of the Wu-Tang Clan and 36 Seasons is further proof. The album is helped by the additions of AZ and Kool G Rap.