Love Hell Or Right (Explicit Version) (2003)

Product Summary Label: Caroline Distribution UPC: 00822720011322 Release Date: 8/26/2003 Buy.com Sku: 60609729 Item#: M5Y5Y3 Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Intro ~ Mathematics 2. Pimpology 101 ~ Mathematics 3. Thank U - (featuring Ghostface Killah/Method Man) ~ Mathematics 4. Message To A Blackman - (skit) ~ Mathematics 5. Justcantluv ~ Mathematics 6. Return Of Da Cobra - (skit) ~ Mathematics 7. Hav Mercy ~ Mathematics 8. Respect Mine - (featuring Raekwon/Method Man) ~ Mathematics 9. Da Heist - (skit) ~ Mathematics 10. Gangsta ~ Mathematics 11. Da Great Siege - (featuring RZA) ~ Mathematics 12. Message From A Blackman - (skit) ~ Mathematics 13. Real Talk (Pop's Song) ~ Mathematics 14. Hip Hop 101 ~ Mathematics 15. Queens Day 88 ~ Mathematics 16. Alwayz N.Y. - (featuring Wu-Tang Clan) ~ Mathematics 17. Gun Talk ~ Mathematics 18. ...On Da Radio (Skit) ~ Mathematics 19. Pimp Party - (bonus track) ~ Mathematics 20. Outro ~ Mathematics 21. Da Way We Were ~ Mathematics   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info A member of the sprawling Wu-Tang family, producer Mathematics' contribution has been duly noted by the hardcore fans and the Wu themselves. Although he took the credit in the Digital Bullet liner notes, RZA later admitted that it was Mathematics who produced the centerpiece of the album, "Must Be Bobby," and he's the go-to guy when it comes to reviving the Enter the Wu-Tang sound. Love, Hell or Right does sound like that album's grimy moments, and although members of the Wu show up here and there, the album is Mathematics' own. Minus RZA's Wu-promoting chant in ". On da Radio," the album is one of the least incestuous releases to emerge from the 36 Chambers studio. It's what makes it interesting, but also what keeps it from being a classic. Beat-wise, he can do no wrong. The slow hypnotic pulse of Love, Hell or Right looms like the cloud blown from a blunt with glittery soulful samples and blaxsploitation soundbites weaving in and out. Flowing like a Prince Paul record, it should go a long way to earn Mathematics the same respect. The problem lies in the forgettable contributions from non-Wu MCs. Lyrically there's little to focus on, and the album's liner notes don't even bother to list everyone. If he wasn't so comfortable with his low profile and searched out more accomplished MCs for his non-Wu projects, Mathematics could start a dynasty of his own. ~ David Jeffries Producer: Mathematics Musical Guests Wu-Tang Clan Ghostface Killah Method Man Raekwon RZA   Compilation Appearances Resonance Life After Dark Breakbeat Scienceexercise.02   Technical Info Release Date : 08/12/2003 Original Release Date : 2003 Catalog ID : 113 Label : High Times Records Number of Discs : 1 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00822720011322    Product Image