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RZA as Bobby Digital in Stereo by RZA (CD, 1998)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelUniversal

EAN5033197038025

eBay Product ID (ePID)3953873

Product Key Features

Era1990s

Run Time4084 Sec

FormatCD

Release Year1998

FeaturesStudio Recording

GenreRap & Hip-Hop

StyleEast Coast Rap, Hardcore Rap

TypeAlbum

ArtistRza

Release TitleRza As Bobby Digital in Stereo

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

DistributionUniversal Music

Number of Tracks21

Reviews"...Stuffed with great abstract riffs, musical and verbal, it manages to be both silly and heroic at the same time...", "...Even if BOBBY DIGITAL IN STEREO barely hangs together as a concept album, RZA's talent as a producer and sound tinkerer bounds to the fore..." - Rating: B, 3.5 Mics (out of 5) - "...BOBBY DIGITAL stays within RZA's consistent vision of taking the ghetto mentality to new heights....angular loops bathed in ancient, obscure melodies and Africanesque wails...", "...a strictly 2-dimensional videogame character whose braggadocio perfectly accompanies RZA's digitally enhanced, Hardcore production skills....", 3 out of 5 - "...moments of genius....fantastically pugilistic 'NYC Everything'...'My Lovin Is Digi' turns an old soul record into a lusciously cinematic shag duet...", 4 (out of 5) - "...His words follow their own rhythm into a complex, hypnotic flow....He vocalizes like a shaman, magnetizing you with his chants....more accessible than WU-TANG FOREVER but full of grinding, dark, bass-drunk, anti-dance tracks...", "...not the rebirth of hip-hop prophesied by some fans, it does take the genre in unexpected and enterprising new directions. Forgoing heavy sampling in favor of keyboard-based soundscapes, the album boasts cleaner, more minimalist grooves than RZA's Wu-Tang work..."