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Track Listings
| 1. Intro (Ghostface Album) |
| 2. Biscuits |
| 3. Kunta Fly Sh** |
| 4. Beat The Clock |
| 5. Metal Lungies |
| 6. Bathtub Skit |
| 7. Save Me Dear |
| 8. It's Over |
| 9. Keisha's House Skit |
| 10. Tush |
| 11. Last Nght Skit |
| 12. Holla |
| 13. GhostFace |
| 14. Be This Way |
| 15. The Letter Skit |
| 16. Tooken Back |
| 17. Run |
| 18. Love |
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On the intro to his fourth solo record, Ghostface (aka Ghostface Killah, aka Tony Starks) makes pains to pronounce thatthe Wu-Tang Clan is still intact and working on their next record. However, THE PRETTY TONEY ALBUM may be the least Wu-Tang-flavoured outing by any member of the crew. Among the many guest shots, there's not one appearance from a Wu-Tang member, and merely two tracks are produced by resident Wu guru the RZA. PRETTY TONEY does not suffer from this, however, as the record is rife with powerful beats and striking samples.
As one member in a legion of strong Wu personalities,Ghostface has been consistently underrated. However, he is an impressive rapper with a powerful throaty delivery who can hit hard (on "Beat the Clock"), while still revealing a softer side (on the pleading "Tooken Back"). Pulling out references from Bonzi Wells to Robin Leach, he shows off his skills on PRETTY TONEY with welcome ease, as if it's just secondnature.
On the intro to his fourth solo record, Ghostface (aka Ghostface Killah, aka Tony Starks) makes pains to pronounce thatthe Wu-Tang Clan is still intact and working on their next record. However, THE PRETTY TONEY ALBUM may be the least Wu-Tang-flavoured outing by any member of the crew. Among the many guest shots, there's not one appearance from a Wu-Tang member, and merely two tracks are produced by resident Wu guru the RZA. PRETTY TONEY does not suffer from this, however, as the record is rife with powerful beats and striking samples.
As one member in a legion of strong Wu personalities,Ghostface has been consistently underrated. However, he is an impressive rapper with a powerful throaty delivery who can hit hard (on "Beat the Clock"), while still revealing a softer side (on the pleading "Tooken Back"). Pulling out references from Bonzi Wells to Robin Leach, he shows off his skills on PRETTY TONEY with welcome ease, as if it's just secondnature.