Czarface

I’ve seen this around for quite a while but never purchased until now. So darn good!

Great!

As a rap fan, a Wu Tang fan, and an Inspectah Deck fan, when I came across this CD on Amazon I hit pause. Inspectah Deck with a comic book twist (this in lieu of a kung-fu twist)? Count me in.The CD does not disappoint. Rebel INS is on top of his game with lyrics tighter than a vice, newcomer Esoteric with a style somewhere between Capadonna and Streetlife and fresh catchy beats from 7L, this is a can't miss for rap fans. I can play the CD straight through without skipping a track - a rarity in any era and any genre. There is a follow-up album - is it anywhere near as good as the first?

good beats and good rhymes, what more can you want? cool cover too, i recommend the cd if you can wait for it to get delivered!deck - he switches it up from the typical deck flow with great success. also adds some personality into his raps, more than usual, you can hear it in his voice.esoteric - this dude can rap his butt off. hats off to him, he really surprised me on this one. everything rhymes with this dude, he's talented for sure at the technical aspect of flowing, very listenable7L - doing his best rza impression here, the beats are very wu-ish. which is great! thumbs up for the production on this oneloved ghostface's verse, actually all the features were ill on this, pick this one up!

I love the cd. I gave it four stars because I like to reserve five for the absolute best. I've been a long time wu-tang fan and also think that inspectah deck is one of the illest emcee's out there. This was great because I got to see him out of his main element and collaborating with a different artist. I had never heard of esoteric until I got this album, but after hearing it I would get another one of his albums in a second. This album is well worth the money and more.

Hip Hop IS Alive! After growing up in the 90s when real hip hop thrived I began to lose interest in what I feared was a dying art. As garbage was flooding the market like drake, 50 cent, pitbull, flo rida, and lil wayne with lack luster repetitive lyrics and beats I found myself digging in the crates as apposed to expanding my collection. Czarface is the resurrection and proof that hip hop can never die. With witty fun lyrics and head nodding beats this is a must have for any fan of true hip hop.

I think this album is great, while it may not be a "classic" on the scale of Wu-Tang Iron Flag or Enter the 36 Chambers it is still the bomb. One review I saw mentioned that this album would have gone double platium if it came out in the 90s and I agree, this has been in constant play since I got it a couple of weeks ago. As Jay-Z said we need to give a standing ovation to the Wu!

An awesome debuted album from this supergroup. All three MCs bring the fire flow. Production is dope too.