METHOD MAN Vinyl & CDs

Review: Method Man's debut studio album dropped back in November 1994 on the cult Def Jam Recordings. It marked his first solo effort following Wu-Tang Clan's iconic Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) debut. The record introduced Method Man's gritty style and lyrical prowess to a wider audience. and Tical (The Bonus Joints) now comes on limited gatefold silver vinyl and complements the original release featuring B-sides and rare tracks from the deluxe edition's second disc. It's a deeper insight into his early artistry for fans old and new and underscores Method Man's influential role in shaping the Wu-Tang legacy and solidifying his own status as a standout solo artist.

Review: Method Man is a bonafide legend of the hip-hop world and with this one he passed down some of his shine by presenting a debut album from Street Life, a then-new prodigy with a thugged out style on the mic. The album has never before been available on vinyl and it packs a real punch with standout singles such as 'Can't Stop, Won't Stop' featuring Method Man, 'Street Education' plus 'A Star Is Born' featuring fellow Wu Tang associate Inspectah Deck. These are raw beats and even more raw bars with next level lyrical skills from an artists who has also appeared on tracks by the iconic Wu Tang Clan, Method Man and more.