GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

re: GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

Unseen — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 19:41:35 GMT

The GZA is always going to be one of the best. Mos def looking forward to Protools

re: GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

NightFall914 — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 22:45:02 GMT

The lacC of comments on this performance shows exactly where the current state of hip hop is to the general public.

For those that still take lyricism and wordplay as the focal points of MC'ing this is a welcome sight to see the GZA throw a successful performance.

re: GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

odeisel — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 23:34:23 GMT

i wonder where that blackpeople1 guy is

re: GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

Streetweyez Sayles — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 00:29:55 GMT

The GZA is my favorite lyricist in the Wu and in my top three all around. I fluctuate between the GZA and Rakim (never bloated rhymes ever those dudes are vicious). It amazes me how people don't appreciate what he brings to the game. He is the most concise lyricist you will ever hear.

People need to go get Liquid Swords, and the Legend of Liquid Swords and buy the new joint when it drops. Definitely check out the Legend of Liquid Swords because it was a great CD. Liquid Swords is a REAL CLASSIC.

Check out this hook:

"The fiends aint coming fast enough /
There is no cut that's pure enough /
I can't fold I need gold I re-up and reload /
Product must be sold to you"--From Gold on Liquid Swords.

These bamas don't know what classic means anymore they dick ride these plagiarizing dudes because they sold records to these kids that don't know what lyricism means. They can go back to snapping their fingers, that shit aint Hip Hop.

re: GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

jaeda — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 00:59:00 GMT

GZA dissed 50 Cent by name, saying “The ni***’s got no lyrics.”

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I co-sign GZA!!!

re: GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

Squareone1 — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 01:15:58 GMT

Fuck 50, ABOUT TIME real fucking hip hop emcees start pointing out the wack niggaz in the game. Keep dropping that knowledge god. SuuuuuU!!!

GZA performed 'Liquid Swords' (sorta) @ Knitting Factory

Anonymous — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 15:36:57 GMT

GZA finished strong as Killah Priest did Liquid’s spiritual anthem “B.I.B.L.E.” and GZA did the crowd favorite “I Gotcha Back.” Some classic moments with legendary material definitely took place though and GZA showcased real upper echelon rhyme skills.

re: GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

bellzofwar — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 03:59:35 GMT

THE GZA WILL ALWAYS BE AHEAD OF A LOT OF RAPPERS AND ARTIST, peep this verse off of the
****7 MIC CLASSIC****LIQUID SWORDS

Verse One: The Genius

Yo
Picture bloodbaths and elevator shafts
Like these murderous rhymes tight from genuine craft
Check the print, it's where veterans spark the letterings
Slow moving MC's is waitin for the editin
The liquid soluble that made up the chemistry
A gaseous element, that burned down your ministry
Herbal vapors, and biblical papers
Smokin Exodus, every square yard is plush
Fuck the screw-faced photo sessions facial expression
leaves impressions, try to keep a shark nigga guessin
Give crazy shouts Son here's the outcome
Cut across the semi-gloss rhymes you floss
Shit is outdated, just like neckloads of Sterlings
Suede-fronts, bell-bottoms, and tri-colored Shearlings
I ain't particular, I bang like vehicular homicides
on July 4th in Bed-Stuy
Where money don't grown on trees and there's thievin MC's
Who cut-throat to rake leaves
They can't breathe, blood splash, rushin fast
like runnin rivers, I be that whiskey in your liver

re: GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

bellzofwar — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 04:01:22 GMT

SONG IS CALLED "DUEL OF THE IRON MIC"

re: GZA @ The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)

GOT_A_DUTCH — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 20:04:53 GMT

WU-TANG 4EVA!!!!!!!!!!!!