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LA The Darkman "Heist of the Century" 25th Anniversary - LOWEST PRICED ON eBAY!
This is the LEAST EXPENSIVE ($39.99) LA the Darkman's "Heist of the Century" double album on eBay! The album is sealed and is in mint condition. If you are a fan of the Wu Tang Clan, or any of their affliate groups, you will certainly love this album. The album features production from the Wu Tang's RZA and 4th Disciple, as well as DJ Muggs from Cypress Hill and Havoc from Mobb Deep fame.
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Track listing:
LP1 - Side A Luci Shine City Lights What Thugs Do
LP1- Side B Heist Of the Century Fifth Disciple Now Y Spring Water 4 Souls
LP2 - Side C Street Life Love Figaro Chain Polluted Gun Rule
LP2- Side D Element Of Surprise Az the World Turnz Wu-Blood Kin I Want It All
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of La the Darkman’s Heist of the Century LP, Coalmine Records has partnered up with the Brooklyn native for the first repressing since its original release. This album is widely regarded as one of the strongest and most underrated releases from a Wu-Tang Clan affiliate, and it’s easy to understand why once you hear its dynamic 18 tracks.
The Killer Bee embodies the raw spirit of the Wu while adding his own signature gritty flavor throughout Heist of the Century. He shines whether he’s spitting solo on standouts like “Shine,” “Street Life,” and the title track, and when he’s joined by rap heavyweights like Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Havoc, and Masta Killah. Rae actually delivers two show-stopping guest performances on ”Az the World Turns” and “Spring Water.”
The production lineup is just as serious, which boasts credits from the likes of RZA, DJ Muggs, Havoc, 4th Disciple, as well as Carlos "Six July" Broady -- who produced 10 tracks -- among others.
