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Article: The powder party is over, but he's still a killah
- Article from:
- The Independent on Sunday (London, England)
- Article date:
- December 23, 2007
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CDS HIP-HOP
Ghostface Killah
The Big Doe Rehab
Def Jam
The sixth album by the Wu-Tang Clan soldier alternately known as
Tony Starks (although that isn't his real name either) makes only a
limited amount of sense unless you know what came before it.
Following 2006's cocaine-themed Fishscale, and its baby brother More
Fish, the overwhelming atmosphere of The Big Doe Rehab is that of a
comedown. Opening skit "At the Cabana" may sound like a white-
powder party at Tony Monero's house, but it isn't long before
reality kicks in and Ghostface is detailing the desperation of drug
life, and the venal things he'd do "for a quarter, never mind ...
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Article: CD REVIEW: Ghostface Killah visits 'Rehab'
University Wire;
December 12, 2007 ;
578 words
... ... years, Ghostface Killah's "The Big Doe Rehab," comes just in time for the ... American Gangster." On "The Big Doe Rehab," Ghostface does not stray far ... in 1996 is comforting. "The Big Doe Rehab" gives us classic Ghostface and ...
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