Description
Pressed on splatter colored vinyl
Wu-Tang Clan’s Masta Killa, who had been tinkering with his first solo record since the ’90s, unabashedly embraced the sounds of Wu on his debut. In the early 2000s, New York City-based gangsta rap took RZA’s style to almost cartoonish, exaggerated heights. In a way, No Said Date is a response to that: taking those shiny commercialized elements down to a more grounded level. RZA served as executive producer and more than half of the songs were produced by him or those under the Wu-Tang family tree: Allah Mathematics and True Master.
And while some of the classic ’90s Wu debuts were often epics with these great cinematic themes, No Said Date is an intimate, often lowkey tribute to Masta Killa’s childhood growing up in Brooklyn in the ’70s and ’80s — with the majority of verses centered around park jams, young love, school days and catching wreck.
Tracklist:
A1. Born Chamber (Intro)
A2. Grab The Mic
A3. No Said Date
A4. Last Drink
B1. Love Spell
B2. The Future (Skit)
B3. D.T.D
B4. Whatever
C1. Secret Rivals
C2. Skit
C3. Digi Warfare
C4. Old Man
D1. Queen
D2. School
D3. Silverbacks
D4. Masta Killa
