Best Hip-Hop of 2006

By Quentin B. Huff

Quentin Huff's top-ten list of mixtapers, hustlers, protesters, emcees, and self-proclaimed kings finds hip-hop very much alive and well in 2006. [15 December 2006]

Ghostface Killah: Ghostdini: Wizard of Poetry in Emerald City

By Michael Miller

Ghostface Killah proves once again he’s one of the most talented MCs in hip-hop, with an album mixing R&B nearly seamlessly with his typically dark sense of humor. [15 October 2009]

Ghostface Killah + DOME: 24 June 2009 - Sydney

By Nick Gunn

It was clear that the Wu-Tang connection was what had lured most of the audience to this show. [4 August 2009]

Method Man and Redman: Blackout! 2

By Lana Cooper

Method and Red don't recapture lightning in a bottle, but Blackout! 2 gives their patient fans a solid disc of party anthems ten years later. [9 July 2009]

Ghostface Killah: GhostDeini the Great

By Ron Hart

The Wu-Tang Clan’s most consistent member looks back at a magical solo career on this fun yet uneven collection of hits, remixes and rarities. [7 January 2009]

Ghostface Killah: The Big Doe Rehab

By Matthew Fiander

The Big Doe Rehab should come out now, as a year of solid hip-hop winds down and Ghostface asks where the culture is at. [10 December 2007]

Ghostface Killah: More Fish

By A. L. Friedman

More Fishscale, more or less. [19 December 2006]

Ghostface Killah: Fishscale

By Dan Nishimoto

Ghostface Killah is all grown up now. And he's got some stories to tell. [27 April 2006]

Ghostface Killah: Bulletproof Wallets

By Mark Desrosiers

Ghostface Killah: Supreme Cliente

By Mike Pace

Put down those early ‘90s Miami bass 12"s you’ve been eyeing in the cut-out bin, and buy the present and future of hip-hop.