krack
5
By Kt-izM
It's dope like all his other albums. Diff style and beyond others.
like any world championship team....
4
By thisplaceisdeath
....every player plays an important part.
while u-god has never shown as bright as a solo artist, his contributions to Wu-Tang Clan should never be underestimated.
Wu 4 Ever
5
By The Wolf of Ball Street
Classic Wu sound!
Rap’s Golden Voice Is Back!
5
By Tilmunsword
Rap has had many great groups, but the Wu has always been in a class above others. They have been and remain the gifted classroom in the school of rap. Never before or after has there been such talent in one group or production company; moreover, they continue to make meaningful contributions to the genre.
U-God has been with group from the beginning, and he has held his own with his Wu-kin while maintaining a breathtakingly bizarre catalogue of solo projects. “Venom” marks a return to his stunning display of harmonic rhyme schemes and gritty street-rock of his first solo release, “Golden Arms Redemption”, which remained his best until this release. This album is a critical release in the vast array of Wu-Tang solo albums and a must listen for real rap lovers.
Real Rap
5
By The Thruth You Can't Handle
This is what happens when you give banger beats to a dude who actually knows how to rhyme, you get good music. Take notes radio record labels...
Wu-Gambino here
2
By T-Rock79
Always love Wu but, this one here is very boring. I'm putting my bias to the side. Beats are very avg and lyrics couldve been better. To me it's just avg coming from the Wu
Wu-Tang is Forever
5
By Jrec122
Solid effort by U-God
Hip Hop needs the god
5
By Mr. Handy
give me hiphop or give me death & off with their mumbling heads!!!! WUTANG forever
