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1	How High (2001) more music like this by Original Soundtrack Def Jam's How High soundtrack comes close to being another Method Man and Redman album, a follow-up to the blunt-smoking duo's successful Blackout! album from two years before. But about halfway through, the soundtrack segues into previously released Def Jam material such as DMX's "Party Up (Up in Here)" and Ludacris' "What's Your Fantasy." As for ... see all copies from $2.49! new only from $6.95!
2	Tical (1994) more music like this by Method Man The first Wu-Tang Clan solo album to follow the seismic impact of Enter the Wu-Tang, Method Man's Tical similarly delivers an otherworldly wallop, one that instantly sets the madcap MC apart from his clansmen as the collective's shining star. Not only is Meth madcap, both in terms of mentality and delivery, he's also incredibly witty and wordy. ... see all copies from $4.03! new only from $12.86!
3	The RZA Hits (1999) more music like this by The RZA Perhaps the best overall introduction to the dauntingly large Wu-Tang universe, RZA Hits is an excellent singles compilation covering the first round of Wu projects -- their debut Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) and the five solo albums recorded in its wake. The material here traces the Wu's rise from underground heroes to full-fledged stardom in ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $1.99!
4	How High [Clean] (2001) more music like this by Original Soundtrack Def Jam's How High soundtrack comes close to being another Method Man and Redman album, a follow-up to the blunt-smoking duo's successful Blackout! album from two years before. But it's not a proper follow-up, even though Def Jam markets it as if it were indeed another Meth and Red album. This becomes evident about halfway through How High, when ... see all copies from $4.18!
5	Hip Hop Forever (1998) more music like this by Kenny Dope The first of the three discs in this set from BBE is an ace set of mostly golden-age hip-hop tracks mixed by Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez, who rolls through classics like Kool G Rap & DJ Polo's "Ill Street Blues," Jeru the Damaja's "Come Clean," Ed O.G. & da Bulldogs' "I Got to Have It," EPMD's "You Gots to Chill," and Method Man's "Bring the Pain." With ... see all copies from $21.32! new only from $21.32!

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