Discography
73 releases – 33 under his own name, 35 in other groups and 5 credits on others' music Edit
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- Released as Ghostface Killah (33)
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In other groups (35)
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Credits on others' music (5)
- Tracks on others' music (78)
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In the News
( 2 stories between 21st December 2010 and 25th March 2011 )Stranger Than Fiction Friday: Ghostface Killah Seeks Intern
Mar, 25 2011
It seems like every celebrity needs an intern these days. Charlie Sheen took to the interwebs to find someone to handle his mushrooming Twitter feed and had over 75,000 applicants. Now Twitter-enthusiast and Wu-Tang member Ghostface Killah has advertised his need for “writers, marketing, photographers, social networking, and designers.”
Applicants should be warned that Killah as a penchant for personal hygiene, fashion forward thinking, and treatment of the fairer sex.
Qualified applicants should send Mr. Killah your resume at ae.theodoreunit@gmail.com.
-Court
New Music Tuesday: Ghostface Killah
Dec, 21 2010
This is the last New Music Tuesday before Christmas! Can you get this Ghostface Killah record for someone on your list? Not unexpectedly, Apollo Kids, hitting stores today, has an “explicit” label.
Earlier this year, the Wu-Tang Clan member appeared alongside former Wu-Tang members Method Man and Raekwon on Wu-Massacre, but now he’s back with 12 new tracks of his own.
Nathan Rabin of the A.V. Club says, “At its best, Ghostface’s music is about raw, visceral emotion and unfiltered rage; he doesn’t sound truly engaged unless he appears to be on the verge of a stress-fueled heart attack, as he does throughout Apollo Kids.”
The 41-minute long record packs a punch, and features guest spots from some of rap and hip hop’s most exciting like Redman, Busta Rhymes, Black Thought of The Roots, and Jim Jones (not to be confused with the Kool-Aid peddling cult leader).
Reviewing the album for HipHopDX.com, Edwin Ortiz says, “Ghost treats A.K. like a veteran would treat a game on the hardwood; he picks his spots, lets his teammates have their moments, and takes over when necessary.”
Are you a Wu-Tang fan? Think you know Hip-Hop? Try your hand at our quiz.
-Erin O.
