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	Ghostface Killah - Music Downloads - Online
		Ghostface Killah had rapped on Wu-Tang's 1993 debut, Enter the Wu-Tang, but he didn't distinguish himself until 1995, when he was showcased on fellow Wu member Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban Linx.
		Ghostface received good reviews for his appearance on the record, and his contribution to the soundtracks for Sunset Park and Don't Be a Menace to South Central While You're Drinking Your Juice in the Hood also were well-received.
		Work with the Wu-Tang and their various members kept Ghostface Killah busy until solo singles started appearing at the end of 1999 followed by his sophomore full-length, Supreme Clientele, in early 2000.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/318/Ghostface-Killah/1015958.html (389 words)

	Ghostface Killah - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ghostface Killah, aka Ghostface, aka Tony Starks, aka Iron Man (born Dennis Coles, May 9, 1970, Staten Island, New York) is a rapper and member of the hip-hop collective, Wu-Tang Clan.
		Ghostface is also due to release an action figure of himself in the near future.
		Ghostface is sometimes considered the least understandable lyricist of the Clan, as his verses are sometimes stream-of-consciousness rants.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ghostface_Killah (1540 words)

	Amazon.com: Fishscale: Music: Ghostface Killah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Lewis Parker creates a nice, grimey track for Ghostface with the use of an old school sample and Ghostface takes care of the rest as he is rapping for over 3 minutes without a hook.
		Ghostface clearly demonstrates that he has not lost any of his skills at all and that he is still a force to be reckoned with as far as the rap game goes.
		Ghostface clearly demostrates that he still has the skills to compete with the so-called best rappers of today.
	www.amazon.com /Fishscale-Ghostface-Killah/dp/B000E97HB2 (2857 words)

	BallerStatus.net Features: Ghostface Killah: I'm Fly
		Ghostface on the other hand, has always remained on the cutting edge of his lyrical prowess, fly fashion sense and overall style and swagger.
		Ghostface: I mean, it's all good, but this time we were so busy that I had to send him the four joints; he took care of it and sent them back to me. But when Rae and I are in the kitchen, it's real.
		Ghostface: It's like when we came in years ago, a lot of kids in rap who are in their prime were like two-years-old.
	www.ballerstatus.net /features/read/id/64622759 (1504 words)

	AskMen.com - Ghostface Killah interview
		Like his fellow Clan members, Ghostface has focused the majority of his efforts on solo projects in recent years, delivering milestone albums such as Supreme Clientele, Bulletproof Wallets, The Pretty Toney Album, and, most recently, Fishscale -- a record that has already been marked as the best rap album of 2006.
		Besides being one of the keynote MCs in the Wu-Tang Clan, Ghostface was the man who brought all rappers together and worked as the executive producer on the groups' legendary first album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).
		Ghostface talks about working sober, who he would give up an award for and what he thinks life is really all about...
	www.askmen.com /toys/interview_200/203_ghostface_killah_interview.html (796 words)

	Ghostface Killah: Fishscale (2006): Reviews
		Regardless of that, the album captures exactly that Ghostface Killah is and has been over his past four records.
		Ghostface's emotionally charged stream-of-consciousness flow is as off-the-wall and amazing as it's ever been.
		Fishscale is a confusing journey: far from a disappointment, it breathes new life into the legacy of Ghostface without blowing too hard, and for that we should be thankful.
	www.metacritic.com /music/artists/ghostface/fishscale (1077 words)

	Music \| Ghostface Killah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Wu-Tang Clan’s resident space-age wordsmith, Ghostface Killah (a/k/a Ironman, a/k/a Tony Starks), closes out his contract with Epic by dropping a best-of compilation (in anticipation of a Def Jam debut due later this year).
		What’s most intriguing about Ghostface is the many personas he’s taken in his 10 years and running with the Wu-Tang.
		Half the fun of a Ghostface rap is in code-cracking his often outrageous vernacular — 1998’s Supreme Clientele found him delivering dense salvos of Wu-Tang street slang as he bobbed and wove his way through the RZA’s stoned, oft-kilter beats.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/music/otr/documents/02914411.htm (253 words)

	:: MVRemix Interviews - Ghostface Killah (Wu-Tang Clan)::
		Ghostface: Nah, some people be thinkin' that I was wild and shit - whatever they got it from was back in the days though.
		Ghostface: No, it was we had this song for Puffy and he doin' the Biggie "Duets," and it didn't make "Duets," and we just took it.
		Ghostface: Yeah, yeah, I mean in the sense that you ain't gotta kill each other man. Anything that's better than killing each other is a good look.
	www.mvremix.com /urban/interviews/ghostface_killah_06.shtml (1330 words)

	UGO.COM - Ghostface Killah Interview
		Ghostface Killah: Def Jam gave us the call when I was on tour with Wu-Tang, and s***.
		Ghostface: I mean, if the opportunity came to me, I would do that.
		Ghostface Killah: All that's a blessing, G. Anything that is given to me, man, is a blessing.
	www.ugo.com /ugo/html/article/?id=16130§ionId=54 (840 words)

	IGN: Ghostface Killah
		August 12, 2005 - Born Dennis Coles, Ghostface Killah began his career with a seemingly indefatigable series of lacerating verses on both Wu-Tang Clan's historic debut Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) and on Only Built 4 Cuban Linx, the first album released by his longtime partner-in-crime Raekwon the Chef.
		But Ghostface's own solo debut, Ironman, heralded the arrival of a hip-hop savant - an artist who re-invented emceeing even as he offered some of the genre's most exhilarating verses - and announced that his was a talent that didn't require an ensemble in order to bolster its strength.
		Ghostface: The reason why I hold onto samples is because that's me. That's what made me. When I sample from old records, those records were in my heart when I was a little kid.
	music.ign.com /articles/641/641612p1.html (776 words)

	Ghostface Killah: Fishscale - PopMatters Music Review
		On the flip side, the least distinct was the one who referenced himself the most: Ghostface Killah.
		Though filling his verse with images both brutal and askew, like “Nigga make moves like a baby crawl” and “I be housin’ the track; bob and weave”, he sounded married to the beat and marched through his lines with a stolid cadence.
		For that I have to differ slightly from Elliott Wilson’s recent observation that Ghostface is “truly a soul baby”: now, he’s a true soul man.
	www.popmatters.com /pm/music/reviews/ghostface_killah_fishscale (802 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: Arts :: MUSIC REVIEW: Ghostface Killah
		The rest have decent solo careers, but only one, Ghostface Killah, has put out an album so vital (“Fishscale”) that its outtakes are essential listening.
		Ghostface is a great storyteller, which is what sets him apart from a most other rappers.
		Ghostface doesn’t even appear in “Gotta Hold On,” a track that seems somewhat out of place on the album both rhythmically and lyrically.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=516434 (585 words)

	Ghostface Killah raps Granada : The University Daily Kansan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Wu-Tang Clan alum, Ghostface Killah, sat down with Kansan reporters DeJuan Atway and Fred Davis after the hip-hop legend's wild performance to a tumultuous crowd at the Granada Wednesday.
		Regardless of the moniker applied to one of the smoothest lyricists in hip-hop, Ghostface Killah’s sometimes rapid, often refreshing but never duplicated delivery and style was in full effect Tuesday night at the Granada.
		Raekwon’s working on his Cuban Linx, Meth is workin on his (stuff), doin’ his (stuff), Master Killah, I just did a song with him for his album.
	www.kansan.com /stories/2006/mar/16/ghostfacedkillah (940 words)

	Ghostface Killah - Biography, Photos, and more - Moviefone
		Ghostface Killah, aka Ghostface, aka Tony Starks, aka Iron Man (born Dennis Coles,...
		Ghostface Killah debuted on the opening verse of Bring da Ruckus,...
		Ghostface Killah - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Ghostface Killah Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/ghostface-killah/412906/main (85 words)

	www.myspace.com/ghostface
		And, if ever there was any doubt, the answer is, of course, none other than Ghostface (the artist formerly known as Ghostface Killah, or GFK, to friends).
		When RZA decided to form the Wu Tang I was the one that knew everyone, he says, So I was the link that brought everyone together and thats why I was an executive producer on 36 Chambers.
		As it always has, its this attention to detail which will set Ghostface apart as he puts rap on his back and, true to his superhero moniker, saves the day.
	www.myspace.com /ghostface (1279 words)

	Ghostface goes green - AM New York (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		His hard-edged, streetwise lyrics might not bring to mind sentimental notions of saving the planet, but Ghostface Killah is newly on board the green train.
		That smooth, wordy and sometimes soulful style is back, too, on "Fishscale," Ghostface Killah's latest album.
		Ghostface complements a long list of artists -- including Béla Fleck and the New York Philharmomic -- performing at some 30 venues this weekend under the umbrella of the Green Apple Music and Arts festival.
	amny.com /entertainment/music/am-ghostface,0,3946320.story?... (450 words)

	Amazon.com: More Fish: Music: Ghostface Killah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In March, Wu-Tang veteran Ghostface Killah dropped the finest album of 2006 in "Fishscale," a beautiful and focused album full of unique and original material, further establishing Ghost's legend as the most consistent rapper in hip hop.
		Ghostface and Trife both rap about the downfall of a woman, and this song is just great, everyone performs to their full potential.
		I am so impressed that Ghostface Killah could release not only one but two of the most original, enjoyable hip hop albums of my memory within only eight months of each other.
	www.amazon.com /More-Fish-Ghostface-Killah/dp/B000JYWF6O (1616 words)

	CRAVEONLINE: Ghostface Killah - More Fish / music review
		Ghostface continues to have one of the most versatile flows in Hip-Hop.
		Ghostface fans will like this album and with the diversity of sounds he should win some new fans too.
		Ghostface continues to wave the Iron Flag for the Wu-Tang Clan as well as establish himself as one of Hip-Hop’s greats.
	www.craveonline.com /music/articles/04647259/ghostface_killah__more_fish.html (559 words)

	Ghostface Killah, start to finish - The Boston Globe
		Its roiling collective of MCs have gone on to produce some sturdy work individually, but only one has emerged as hip-hop's elite voice: Ghostface Killah.
		The ultimate street storyteller, he mixes vivid tales of urban mayhem with hallucinatory passages and arresting images that no one in hip-hop comes close to duplicating.
		Just off a short reunion tour with members of the Wu, Ghostface is on the road behind ''Fishscale" and rolls into the Paradise on Thursday.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/living/articles/2006/04/09/ghostface_killah_start_to_finish (879 words)

	Ghost’s World: The New Yorker
		Ghostface, who was born Dennis Coles, is one of the nine (or ten, depending whom you count) members of the Wu-Tang Clan, a hip-hop group from Staten Island that for the past fifteen years has been one of the genre’s most unpredictable and respected collectives.
		The name Ghostface Killah, for instance, is derived from a 1979 movie called “The Mystery of Chess Boxing.” Not many hip-hop groups need a reader’s guide.
		Ghostface Killah, though, has stuck to recording and has become the de-facto Wu-Tang standard-bearer.
	www.newyorker.com /critics/music/articles/060320crmu_music (1168 words)

	Ghostface Killah Music Favorite Songs Lyrics From (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Ghostface Killah, aka Ghostface, aka Tony Starks, aka...
		Ghostface Killah released his new album, The Pretty Toney Album, on April 20...
		Ghostface Killah aka Ghostface (born Dennis Coles, May 9, 1970, Staten Island, New York) is a rapper and...
	www.lyricsfrom.com /artists/g/Ghostface-Killah.html (1500 words)

	SPIN.com: Ghostface Killah / M.O.P.
		Ghostface Killah and M.O.P. both emerged in the mid-'90s, during the same crime-rap renaissance that made icons of Nas, Biggie, and Mobb Deep.
		But the Killah has produced little filler over the last decade, so this 12-track disc feels frustratingly cursory.
		And given that many of Ghostface's finest songs (including bootleg favorites like "Good Times") have been lost to sample-clearance disputes, a Lost Tapes-style flushing of the vaults would have been handier.
	www.spin.com /reviews/magazine/2003/06/ghostface_killah_mop (313 words)

	hip online: artists: ghostface killah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Through the righteous wordplay first heard on their 1993 debut, the nine-man unit counter-cultured the recording industry with a brand of authenticity that has yet to be matched.
		There is no question that the man who embodies the Wu's coveted abstract essence is Ghostface Killah, who solidified his urban legend with his classic solo debut Ironman, and the acclaimed follow up, Supreme Clientele.
		But perhaps one of the greatest collaborations to ever be recorded on wax can be found on "The Sun," where the mighty Slick Rick, Ghostface, Raekwon and RZA take turns praising the warm beauty of sunshine.
	www.hiponline.com /artist/music/g/ghostface_killah (769 words)

	Ghostface Preps New Album, Wu-Tang To Tour
		Ghostface is also tipped to appear on Raekwon's sequel to his 1995 solo album "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx," but no release date has yet been confirmed.
		Wu-Tang was able to reassemble for one show in California in July 2004 (chronicled on the CD/DVD "Disciples of the 36 Chambers") and another in New Jersey in November of that year the night before Ol' Dirty Bastard collapsed and died in a Manhattan recording studio.
		Also on tap for this spring is the release of a Ghostface action figure, which will come with a mixtape by a DJ to be announced.
	www.billboard.com /bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001808847 (736 words)

	Review: Ghostface Killah's 'Supreme Clientele' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		As is with the curious case of Jay-Z, Ghostface Killah's new CD Supreme Clientele is replete with snippets of sound from so deep out of left field (and, to this white boy, so seemingly un-hip) that I find myself checking to see if I'm not really listening to They Might Be Giants.
		That same track features Ghostface's sole attempt at traditional "singing." Most of the CD features typical rhyming (no better or worse than all the others, by the way) but on "Apollo Kids" there is a break where Ghostface pays homage to the late Notrious B.I.G. "We really love you so.
		Ghostface aka Pretty Tony aka Tony Starks aka Ghostdini aka The Wally Champ aka Tone Tana aka Ironman, definitely made an urban soul/hip-hop classic with this one.
	www.leisuresuit.net /Webzine/articles/ghostface_killah.shtml (6512 words)

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