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Aquí les dejo, espero lo disfruten, el DVD de Wu Tang Clan - Disciples of the 36 chamber (en concierto).
Description:
http://www.amazon.com/Disciples-36-Chambers-Wu-Tang-Clan/dp/B0002X98C6
The Wu-Tang Clan reunites with all 9 original members to perform and headline Chapter 11 of the Rock The Bells Festival in San Bernardino, CA on July 17, 2004, which featured Redman, Dilated Peoples, and more on the same bill.
It's Friday, November 12, 2004. The Wu-Tang Clan, that seminal rap act from the '90s that helped redefined both the genre and the industry end of hip-hop, are scheduled to perform in New Jersey. It will be the second time in a year that the divergent personalities that make up this MC supergroup—RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, and U-God—will be on stage together. Sadly, the entire group is not present. Russell Jones, a.k.a. Big Baby Jesus, a.k.a. Osiris, a.k.a. ODB/Ol' Dirty Bastard, one of the outfit's most recognizable names, faces, and performers, has failed to make the gig. Coming to town for the show, as well as to help the Clan work on their new album, his flight was unfortunately delayed. And so, the show is without its clown prince of rap.
In hindsight, it seems like an omen. Less than 24 hours later, Dirty would collapse in the studio and be pronounced dead. He was only 35 years old. With his passing, the original lineup of the legendary crew, a gang of ghetto superstars with a name based in the most metaphysical of the martial arts (Wu-Tang refers to an "internal" system of kung fu that focuses on structural and energetic development over strength and dexterity—quite fitting, actually) and a belief in the devastating power of their patter, was gone forever.
Which is what makes the DVD release of Disciples of the 36 Chambers: Chapter 2, a live concert performance from July 17, 2004, in San Bernadino, California all the more significant. It was the first reunion of all the original members since a strange appearance in 2000 when a then-fugitive ODB appeared onstage in front of several dozen members of New York's finest. It signaled a hoped-for rebirth for fans of the original Clan lineup, and a chance to see one of the greatest acts in the history of hip-hop take back both the stage and the circumstances that they helped create. No one could have envisioned that it would be the swan song for the full Wu-Tang, the end of a very important era in urban entertainment. There is no doubt the group will soldier on, and like most rappers in the great beyond, Dirty is destined to have a few more CDs/DVDs in his posthumous career catalog. But something will always be missing.
Presented as an overview of the Clan's combined efforts, and of the multitude of solo albums and side projects the members have made over the last decade, this ultra-high energy showcase is a sensational—and very special—presentation of the Wu in their prime. The sonic booms bombarding the packed SoCal house consist of the following 34(?) classic chambers:
• "Bring Da Ruckus": from the album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) (1993)
• "Da Mystery of Chessboxin'": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Clan in Da Front": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "C.R.E.A.M.": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin' Ta F'Wit": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Shame on a Nigga": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Ghost Deini": from the Ghostface Killah solo album Supreme Clientele (2000)
• "Reunited": from the album Wu-Tang Forever (1997)
• "Duel of the Iron Mic": from the Genius/GZA solo album Liquid Swords (1995)
• "For Heaven's Sake": from Wu-Tang Forever
• "Criminology": from the Raekwon solo album Only Built for Cuban Linx (1995)
• "Incarcerated Scarfaces": from Only Built for Cuban Linx
• "Brooklyn Zoo": from the Ol' Dirty Bastard solo album Return of the 36 Chambers (1995)
• "Grind Iron Rap": from the Method Man solo album Tical 2000: Judgment Day (1998)
• "Bring the Pain": from the Method Man solo album Tical (1999)
• "It's Yourz: from Wu-Tang Forever
• "Liquid Swords": from Liquid Swords
• "One Blood Under W": from the album The W (2000)
• "Ice Cream": from Only Built for Cuban Linx
• "Triumph": from Wu-Tang Forever
• "Da Rockwilder" from the Method Man/Redman album Blackout! (1999)
• "Cherchez LaGhost": from Supreme Clientele
• "Careful (Click, Click): from The W
• "In the Hood": from the album Iron Flag (2001)
• Run: from the Cappadonna solo album The Pillage (1998)
• Run: from the Ghostface Killah solo album The Pretty Toney Album (2004)
• "Tearz": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "M.E.T.H.O.D. Man": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Dog Shit": from Wu-Tang Forever
• "Shimmy Shimmy Ya": from Return of the 36 Chambers
• "Y'All Been Warned": from Iron Flag
• "The 4th Chamber": from Liquid Swords
• "Gravel Pit": from The W
• "Do You Really (Thang, Thang): from The W
There you have it—34 tracks in 90-plus minutes (and you thought the Ramones could stuff a set list). There are definite positives and negatives to such a retrospective approach. On the one hand, everyone is made happy as their favorite juke joint is probably part of the extensive overview. Each member of the group gets a shot at a symbolic solo shout-out, and the overall feeling of the Wu-Tang ideal of a familial force is reestablished. On the opposite end of the entertainment spectrum, many of the powerhouse numbers get edited down and more or less shortchanged to fit the format. This means that instead of consisting of 34 full out forces of nature, Disciples of the 36 Chambers: Chapter 2 occasionally feels like a Wu-Tang "Stars on 45" (for those of you who don't understand that reference, consider yourself lucky). This is medley, not message-making, and the segmented sense grows disturbing after a while.
Description:
http://www.amazon.com/Disciples-36-Chambers-Wu-Tang-Clan/dp/B0002X98C6
The Wu-Tang Clan reunites with all 9 original members to perform and headline Chapter 11 of the Rock The Bells Festival in San Bernardino, CA on July 17, 2004, which featured Redman, Dilated Peoples, and more on the same bill.
It's Friday, November 12, 2004. The Wu-Tang Clan, that seminal rap act from the '90s that helped redefined both the genre and the industry end of hip-hop, are scheduled to perform in New Jersey. It will be the second time in a year that the divergent personalities that make up this MC supergroup—RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, and U-God—will be on stage together. Sadly, the entire group is not present. Russell Jones, a.k.a. Big Baby Jesus, a.k.a. Osiris, a.k.a. ODB/Ol' Dirty Bastard, one of the outfit's most recognizable names, faces, and performers, has failed to make the gig. Coming to town for the show, as well as to help the Clan work on their new album, his flight was unfortunately delayed. And so, the show is without its clown prince of rap.
In hindsight, it seems like an omen. Less than 24 hours later, Dirty would collapse in the studio and be pronounced dead. He was only 35 years old. With his passing, the original lineup of the legendary crew, a gang of ghetto superstars with a name based in the most metaphysical of the martial arts (Wu-Tang refers to an "internal" system of kung fu that focuses on structural and energetic development over strength and dexterity—quite fitting, actually) and a belief in the devastating power of their patter, was gone forever.
Which is what makes the DVD release of Disciples of the 36 Chambers: Chapter 2, a live concert performance from July 17, 2004, in San Bernadino, California all the more significant. It was the first reunion of all the original members since a strange appearance in 2000 when a then-fugitive ODB appeared onstage in front of several dozen members of New York's finest. It signaled a hoped-for rebirth for fans of the original Clan lineup, and a chance to see one of the greatest acts in the history of hip-hop take back both the stage and the circumstances that they helped create. No one could have envisioned that it would be the swan song for the full Wu-Tang, the end of a very important era in urban entertainment. There is no doubt the group will soldier on, and like most rappers in the great beyond, Dirty is destined to have a few more CDs/DVDs in his posthumous career catalog. But something will always be missing.
Presented as an overview of the Clan's combined efforts, and of the multitude of solo albums and side projects the members have made over the last decade, this ultra-high energy showcase is a sensational—and very special—presentation of the Wu in their prime. The sonic booms bombarding the packed SoCal house consist of the following 34(?) classic chambers:
• "Bring Da Ruckus": from the album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) (1993)
• "Da Mystery of Chessboxin'": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Clan in Da Front": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "C.R.E.A.M.": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin' Ta F'Wit": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Shame on a Nigga": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Ghost Deini": from the Ghostface Killah solo album Supreme Clientele (2000)
• "Reunited": from the album Wu-Tang Forever (1997)
• "Duel of the Iron Mic": from the Genius/GZA solo album Liquid Swords (1995)
• "For Heaven's Sake": from Wu-Tang Forever
• "Criminology": from the Raekwon solo album Only Built for Cuban Linx (1995)
• "Incarcerated Scarfaces": from Only Built for Cuban Linx
• "Brooklyn Zoo": from the Ol' Dirty Bastard solo album Return of the 36 Chambers (1995)
• "Grind Iron Rap": from the Method Man solo album Tical 2000: Judgment Day (1998)
• "Bring the Pain": from the Method Man solo album Tical (1999)
• "It's Yourz: from Wu-Tang Forever
• "Liquid Swords": from Liquid Swords
• "One Blood Under W": from the album The W (2000)
• "Ice Cream": from Only Built for Cuban Linx
• "Triumph": from Wu-Tang Forever
• "Da Rockwilder" from the Method Man/Redman album Blackout! (1999)
• "Cherchez LaGhost": from Supreme Clientele
• "Careful (Click, Click): from The W
• "In the Hood": from the album Iron Flag (2001)
• Run: from the Cappadonna solo album The Pillage (1998)
• Run: from the Ghostface Killah solo album The Pretty Toney Album (2004)
• "Tearz": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "M.E.T.H.O.D. Man": from Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
• "Dog Shit": from Wu-Tang Forever
• "Shimmy Shimmy Ya": from Return of the 36 Chambers
• "Y'All Been Warned": from Iron Flag
• "The 4th Chamber": from Liquid Swords
• "Gravel Pit": from The W
• "Do You Really (Thang, Thang): from The W
There you have it—34 tracks in 90-plus minutes (and you thought the Ramones could stuff a set list). There are definite positives and negatives to such a retrospective approach. On the one hand, everyone is made happy as their favorite juke joint is probably part of the extensive overview. Each member of the group gets a shot at a symbolic solo shout-out, and the overall feeling of the Wu-Tang ideal of a familial force is reestablished. On the opposite end of the entertainment spectrum, many of the powerhouse numbers get edited down and more or less shortchanged to fit the format. This means that instead of consisting of 34 full out forces of nature, Disciples of the 36 Chambers: Chapter 2 occasionally feels like a Wu-Tang "Stars on 45" (for those of you who don't understand that reference, consider yourself lucky). This is medley, not message-making, and the segmented sense grows disturbing after a while.
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fuker
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pues bueno se que nunca aporto por aca pero es para ver que opinan de un amigo que es talento paisa...
se llama Andres Saldarriaga y La cancion se llama de los 80s
http://www.***********/file/24049215/5ed59f1/Andres_-_De_Los_80s.html
ojala la escuchen y me digan que les parece el tema:
se llama Andres Saldarriaga y La cancion se llama de los 80s
http://www.***********/file/24049215/5ed59f1/Andres_-_De_Los_80s.html
ojala la escuchen y me digan que les parece el tema:
asi es que se hablaknuto vr dijo:
mejor dicho no se puede
el hip hop es el sentimiento de una nacion expresado en una cancion con liricas del corazon
el rap no es la voz del pueblo el rap es la voz de los que no tenemos la voz del pueblo
HRC-PABLO dijo:
Pues yo si debo ser sincero, y es mi opinión personal. La canción me parece bien trabajada, tiene buena calidad de sonido, la pista está bien hecha y es agradable, pero lo que a mi nunca me ha gustado es ese tono con el que cantan la mayoría de raperos acá en Medellín, que es así como "arrastradito". Pero ojo, no es solo con la canción de Andrés, son muchos grupos que no me gustan por eso: Las plagas, Caña Brava, Calle 4, etc.
Me parece que ese estilo y forma de voz, está mandado a recoger, ahora se deben hacer voces más naturales y agradables al oído, quen no se sienta el esfuerzo por cambiar una voz. Adicional a una buena letra, por supuesto.
De todas maneras yo admiro mucho el trabajo que se hace en Medellín y espero que algún día el rap de Medellín sea tipo exportación y sea de respeto.
Saludos!!
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fuker
Guest
Pareceros para que vallan comprando la boleta del concierto de Method , también pueden ver los tipos de entradas se cuidan y no dejen morir el foro.
http://www.legalize-jeans.com/methodman/Index.htm
http://www.legalize-jeans.com/methodman/Index.htm
esta situación económica no está muy buena que digamos.:'( :'( miren les recomiendo este rapero español es muy bueno se llama Nach Scratch, tiene dos canciones que he escuchadomuy buenas v
basado enhechos reales y chico problema aquiles dejo un link para que vea un video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Q3Pg0Zuko
basado enhechos reales y chico problema aquiles dejo un link para que vea un video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Q3Pg0Zuko
M-TUTI dijo:
Nach es excelentemente bueno, yo estaba por montar un concierto de él en Barcelona, el tour de Poesía DIfusa, pero no he podido porque es muy pesado y los servidores me sacan error cuando llevo un gran porcentaje.
Voy a tratar de montarles algunos videos de él para que lo observen en su máxima espresión.
Saudos
Bueno muchachos, hoy es quizás uno de los días más soñados de algunos (por lo menos el mío si). El gran concierto de Mr. Meth y definitivamente no voy a poder ir, jeje. Solo espero que el concierto esté de lo mejor y que la pasen excelente los que vayan.
tengo el cd de verso adverso
2 de los antiguos tnda barahunda
buanos pareceros mios
interesados???
2 de los antiguos tnda barahunda
buanos pareceros mios
interesados???
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fuker
Guest
Que mas parceros, paso por aquí para dejarles rap en Español colombiano, que se los sollen
http://rs210.**************/files/47510518/Choc_Quib_Town_-_Somos_Pac_fico.rar
http://www.zshare.net/download/3424435698ffd8/ Chonta Dolor
http://rs219.**************/files/49225824/de_mc_chiko_a_jht_10_a_os.rar JHT
http://www.***********/file/14659315/6199fe88/La_Etnnia_-_Stress_Dolor_y_Adrenalina.html
http://www.zshare.net/download/3374772ee0ea2b/ santa mafia terrenos de mi crianza
http://rs72.**************/files/26216714/Mc_K-No_-_Honor_A_Mi_Lenguaje.rar
http://rs210.**************/files/47510518/Choc_Quib_Town_-_Somos_Pac_fico.rar
http://www.zshare.net/download/3424435698ffd8/ Chonta Dolor
http://rs219.**************/files/49225824/de_mc_chiko_a_jht_10_a_os.rar JHT
http://www.***********/file/14659315/6199fe88/La_Etnnia_-_Stress_Dolor_y_Adrenalina.html
http://www.zshare.net/download/3374772ee0ea2b/ santa mafia terrenos de mi crianza
http://rs72.**************/files/26216714/Mc_K-No_-_Honor_A_Mi_Lenguaje.rar
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fuker
Guest
Es el internet esta un poko lento voy a estar subiendo de a 2 o de a 1 ....
desde mañana prometido----
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