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Supreme Clientele (Parental Advisory),Ghostface Killah

- Supreme Clientele (Parental Advisory)
- - 418,467 plays
  - 1,483 favs
  - 74 shares
Ghostface Killah
Released 2000

Clyde Smith
02:39
9,274 plays

Iron's Theme - Intermission
01:31
7,921 plays

Cherchez LaGhost
03:11
56,917 plays

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songs

- 1
- Intro
- 00:46
- 11,919 plays

- 2
- Nutmeg
- 04:24
- 29,922 plays

- 3
- One
- 03:45
- 36,654 plays

- 4
- Saturday Nite
- 01:40
- 17,124 plays

- 5
- Ghost Deini
- 04:05
- 23,957 plays

- 6
- Apollo Kids
- 03:54
- 25,013 plays

- 7
- The Grain
- 02:34
- 16,558 plays

- 8
- Buck 50
- 04:02
- 22,757 plays

- 9
- Mighty Healthy
- 03:25
- 26,097 plays

- 10
- Woodrow The Base Head
- 03:04
- 11,754 plays

- 11
- Stay True
- 01:39
- 14,997 plays

- 12
- We Made It
- 04:38
- 18,239 plays

- 13
- Stroke Of Death
- 01:57
- 14,880 plays

- 14
- Iron's Theme - Intermission
- 01:31
- 7,921 plays

- 15
- Malcolm
- 04:14
- 14,671 plays

- 16
- Who Would You F**k
- 02:45
- 10,241 plays

- 17
- Child's Play
- 03:34
- 15,082 plays

- 18
- Cherchez LaGhost
- 03:11
- 56,917 plays

- 19
- Wu Banga 101
- 04:24
- 23,489 plays

- 20
- Clyde Smith
- 02:39
- 9,274 plays

- 21
- Iron's Theme- Conclusion
- 02:00
- 11,001 plays

album review

Most of the members of rap's Roman Empire, the Wu-Tang Clan, experienced sophomore slumps with their second solo releases, whether artistically or commercially (usually both). The second offerings from Method Man, Ol' Dirty Bastard, GZA, and Raekwon featured some of the old Wu magic, but not enough to warrant a claim to their once total mastery of the rap game. Just as the Wu empire appeared to be crumbling, along came the second installment from the Clan's spitfire element, Ghostface Killah (aka Tony Starks, aka Ironman). Every bit as good as his first release, Supreme Clientele proves Ghost's worthiness of the Ironman moniker by deftly overcoming trendiness to produce an authentic sound in hip-hop's age of bland parity. Some of the Wu's slump could be contributed to Wu-Abbott's (aka RZA) relative sabbatical. This album has RZA's stamp all over it, but the guru himself only provides three tracks. On this effort, the Wu-Pupil producers at times seem to outdo their teacher. RZA's best composition is the piano-driven, double-entendre-laced childhood retrospective "Child's Play." But of the many standout cuts, it's the slew of disciple producers paying homage to the Wu legacy that truly makes this album fresh-sounding: "Apollo Kids" (Hassan), "Malcolm" (Choo the Specialist), "Saturday Nite" (Carlos "Six July" Broady), "One" (JuJu of the Beatnuts), "Cherchez la Ghost" (Carlos Bess), "Wu Banga 101" (Allah Mathematics). While the album is complete and characteristically Wu-sounding, each track is distinctive lyrically, thematically, and sonically. Ghostface's Supreme Clientele is a step toward the Wu-Tang Clan's ascent from the ashes of their fallen kingdom. The once slumbering Wu-Tang strikes again. ~ M.F. DiBella, All Music Guide

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listener reviews

- - classic --
  - - By INF4M0US187
    - 12/9/2008 22:38:10
  - the best work of ghost and RZA
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- - NICE SHIT
  - - By SINFULLWORLD
    - 10/27/2008 06:07:26
  - THIS ALBUM WAS GOOD CAN'T FRONT
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- - Classic!!!!
  - - By LilNatdog68
    - 7/17/2008 21:14:23
  - Hands down one of the best offerings in hip-hop ever. Alot of cats said this cd was garbage. Definetly in my TOP 10 of hip-hop period.
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