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Supreme Clientele sees Ghostface Killah stepping into his full power, unleashing a whirlwind of surreal and emotional lyricism over beats that fuse nostalgic soul, funk, and gritty East Coast textures. His stream-of-consciousness delivery transforms every verse into a vivid journey, filled with energy, humor, and sharp detail. RZAs guiding hand ensures a cohesive sound across the album, with contributions from several Wu-Tang producers creating a record that feels both raw and meticulously crafted.
From the hypnotic opening of Nutmeg to the triumphant swagger of Apollo Kids, this album reasserts Ghostface not just as a Wu-Tang standout but as one of the most innovative voices in hip-hop. Supreme Clientele is a bold sophomore leap that cemented Ghosts reputation for lyrical brilliance and unmatched charisma, setting a new standard for creativity and intensity in rap.
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Supreme Clientele shattered that notion, with Ghosts aggressive, stream-of-consciousness flows laced over RZA and his sonic disciples soul- and funk-inspired beats. Ghostface rhymes every line like its his last Rolling Stone
An unrivaled classic, Supreme Clientele marked a seismic rupture with rap tradition. Its Tony Starks, invulnerable and silvery, casting stream-of-consciousness hexes from a general who survived hell. Pitchfork
…Supreme Clientele proves Ghosts worthiness of the Ironman moniker by deftly overcoming trendiness to produce an authentic sound in hip-hops age of bland parity. AllMusic
- Artist: Ghostface Killah Label: Epic, Legacy, Razor Sharp Records, Sony Music Format: LP Units: 2 Country: Europe Genre: Hip Hop & RnB
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A1 Intro
A2 Nutmeg
A3 One
A4 Saturday Nite
A5 Ghost Deini
B1 Apollo Kids
B2 The Grain
B3 Buck 50
B4 Mighty Healthy
B5 Woodrow The Base Head
C1 Stay True
C2 We Made It
C3 Stroke Of Death
C4 Iron’S Theme – Intermission
C5 Malcolm
C6 Who Would You Fuck
D1 Child’S Play
D2 Cherchez Laghost
D3 Wu Banga 101
D4 Clyde Smith
D5 Iron’S Theme – Conclusion





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