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Priesthood
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Album Details: Priesthood

Release Date:07/10/2001
Label:Proverbs
UPC:097037708023

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    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jul 19, 2001

    If ya heard the last killah priest "view from massada" and was a little dissapointed you will definitely think this album "priesthood" is a step up from that. On "view from massada" I was expectin some wu-work on it but there wasnt any. Heavy menta...l had appearences from hell razah, 62nd assassin, john the baptist, 4th disciple, tru master,arabian knight, father lord (R.I.P. , and also to Too Poetic-Grym Reeper) gza, ins. deck, and had a wu feel through the whole thing. "view from massada" showed an obvious break,small or large from wu-tang showing no wu-tang appearances other than a very small affiliated group by the name of the maccabees from the rose family which killah priest has mentioned before and was showing a little bit of a push for and there was a few tracks produced by daddy rose too. Dontget me wrong Killah Priest always shows his lyrical talent and even on view from massada he showed some new song writing talent but i thought as a whole album he lacked direction and thought "oh man, no wu-tang, hes flowin but no wutang production is really hurtin the overall production of the album". Theres just really no connection from the production side to the artist side. And thats whats needed to make a good album, Connections. But Overall, I as a killah priest fan i enjoy view from massada. But waitin to get his new album "priesthood" i was hopin it had a little more too offer than view from massada more like "heavy mental" which i think is the most underated wutang album to date and most people and hip hop fans overall dont really feel or comprehend but "Priesthood" is a great album. It has great direction and killah priest has put more input into the songs on this album. The maccabees shine once again on this album and killah priest puts a lil' more question into the killah priest-wutang affiliation existence on songs like "blackball" and "royal priesthood". On these songs he talks about the industry and certain unnamed individuals not promoting his album and him not being cool with certain old friends of his. Does this mean a total breakoff from wutang??? i really hope not but it might look that way. it looks like killah priest has a few things to take care of as an mc and wasnt gettin that done with the wu-tang logo under his name and once again on this album there is no wu-tang appearences, wutang affiliate appearances, sunz of man appearances, and no wutang production. But this album is great and shows a great future for killah priest as a solo artist with no affiliations other than being a leader sorda nas like. I definitely recommend this album. Production is much better than view from massada, still has that wu-tang flavor with a touch of difference, and the lyrics and song writing show much potential and promise and i give all respect and love to killah priest who i am a huge fan of and judge by talent not by affiliation much like everybody who i listen too. So if your lookin for a wu-tang type album, youd really appreciate and enjoy this album and have a little confusion in the wondering wheres wutang? well while the group or affiliates might not be around him the sound definitely is so pick it up. KILLAH PRIEST WUTANG SUNZ OF MAN ROYAL FAM FOREVER Read more Less

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  • All Music Guide

    One of the most slepton MCs in hiphop, Killah Priest has dealt with more than his fair share of industry problems. Though he denies rumors of a beef with his mentors in WuTang Clan, the rapper was noticeably absent from their disappointing The W. And despite solid sales and critical acclaim for his previous solo albums, Killah Priest was dropped from his majorlabel deal with MCA. But as one of hiphop's finest lyricists, Killah was not about to be held down, and the selfreleased Priesthood is a razorsharp statement of purpose that finds the underground MC in peak form. Songs like "Madness" match a profound, sociopolitically charged consciousness with an uncanny eye for urban detail, with Nicrocist's atmospheric production supporting Priest's dense rhymes. The irresistibly catchy "My Hood" is even more potent, with spiritually charged lyrics bemoaning the state of the streets backed by a funky, guitarladen riff and singalong chorus. But the allstar appeal of "Horsemen Talk" makes it the ...album's most remarkable cut. A preface to the 4 Horsemen's eagerly anticipated debut, the song features Priest, Canibus, Kurupt, and Ras Kass arguably the most underrated MCs in rap trading vicious rhymes that will make weak MCs sit up and take notice. This underground manifesto may not break any sales records, but without majorlabel money or the bigname producers it usually affords, Killah Priest has released one of the year's most powerful hiphop albums. - Bret Love, All Music Guide Read more Less

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Killah Priest

Killah Priest is a tangential associate of the Wu-Tang Clan. The Brooklyn native made his first recorded appearances on records by such Wu side projects and solo albums as the Gravediggaz, Ol' Dirty Bastard's Return to the 36 Chambers, and, most importantly, Genius/GZA's seminal Liquid Swords. His contributions became legendary and paved the way for the release of his a... Read more