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Ironman
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- 223,029 plays
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- Ghostface Killah
- Released 1996
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- The Soul Controller
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Iron Maiden
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Wildflower
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The Faster Blade
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Assassination Day
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Poisonous Darts
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Winter Warz
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Box in Hand
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Fish
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Camay
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Daytona 500
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Motherless Child
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Black Jesus
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After the Smoke Is Clear
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All That I Got Is You
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Marvel
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The Soul Controller
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album review
Every Wu-Tang Clan solo project has a different flavor, and Ghostface Killah's Ironman is no exception. Though it boasts cameos from nearly every other Wu-Tang member -- notably Raekwon and Cappadonna -- Ironman is unlike any other record in RZA's catalog of productions, particularly because it's significantly lighter in tone. There are still touches of the Wu's signature urban claustrophobia throughout the record, but the music is largely built on samples of early-'70s soul, from Al Green to the Delfonics, who make a guest appearance on "After the Smoke Is Clear." Consequently, the mood of the album can switch tones at the drop of the hat, moving from hard funk like "Daytona 500" to seductive soul with the Mary J. Blige duet "All That I Got Is You." Ironman bogs down slightly in the middle, yet the record is filled with inventive production and rhymes, and ranks as another solid entry in the Wu-Tang legacy. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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listener reviews
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Iron Classic
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- By INFAMOUSHAVOC24
- 5/6/2009 15:47:56
- Listening to this i was expecting a classic and what i get was a classic. I mean ghostface capture that mafiaso rap style in his lyric that he got from cuban linx with this cd. And rza production capture that jazz feeling but speed up the track with a nice bass drum lay back and listen to this cd from start to end this a cd worth every dollar.
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Man, I didn't know...
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- By BigVeney24
- 11/28/2008 01:53:54
- What to expect of ghost, man, he got so many sides to him, he's a real dude, love this classic album! :)
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Tony Starks on the job
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- By LilNatdog68
- 7/17/2008 21:11:05
- Ironman was a good disc, if you listen to it more intently.
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