#THE DIRTY STORY THE BEST OF ODB ZIP PROFESSIONAL#

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#THE DIRTY STORY THE BEST OF ODB ZIP PROFESSIONAL#

We are partnered with a professional printing company, to bring you the best quality art to hang on your wall.Īll of our posters are printed on 180 gsm high quality satin paper. We will draw up your requests and we always send a preview before we send it to print to make sure we have got it just right for you. Love the print but not in that colour.we can change it! If you want to mix and match prints, text, and graphics from any of our other prints then please let us know and we can work with you to achieve your perfect print! Just purchase the print you would like to customise and then send us a direct message with how you would like it customised. Clothing coming soon.Īll of our prints are fully customisable. Colour and bold print is at the heart of all that we design, with a little bit of 80s and 90s pop culture thrown in for good measure. for Elektra, for the songs.'Give me the mic so I can take it away.'įun Has More Stories is a life-style brand that produces high quality art prints and cards. ODB is worth far more than a rushed compilation. Really, though, you could buy his two albums in the sales for the same price of this compilation and have the whole brilliant picture painted instead of this sketch. He can’t: “these motherfuckers are good”.

There are no surprises, other than his dozy spin through Mariah Carey’s bouncy ‘Fantasy’ (Mariah: ”Whatcha gonna do when you get outta jail?” ODB: ”I’m going have some fun!”) and some cool spoken intros, especially his dedication of ‘Cold Blooded’ to fellow fun addict Rick James, where he attempts to compare James to his other favourite singers. Some of his best songs are included (‘Shimmy Shimmy Ya’, ‘I Can’t Wait’, all the other tracks) and some of them aren’t (everything left out of the final 11). Still, it’s hard to fault the quality of the work here. And Dirty won’t be doing any recording for a while (that’s why we must put up with Afroman’s ‘Because I Got High’ in the meantime: ODB’s punchline, but none of the fun, madness, danger or groove). Only an artist who’ll be out of commission for a considerable period of time could be worthy of a compilation after two albums. The time for support was due long before his sentence and this shoddy, exploitative compilation. However, ODB’s descent into prison was tortuous, even to long-distance observers.

ODB’s two solo albums, 1996’s ‘Return To The 36 Chambers’ and 1999’s ‘Nigga Please’, give the most accurate and aurally satisfying accounts of modern American ghetto life. The “paranoid nigga” whose insanely messy life of supersonic drugs, rampant sex drive, mental collapse and hair-raising hustle is documented in his half-rapped, half-sung, half-slurred boogie. When not in prison, ODB is not only the most original voice in the Wu-Tang Clan, he’s arguably the most original in modern rap. Is Ol’ Dirty Bastard honourably flattered by this compilation, as he rots on suicide watch during the first months of a four-year prison stretch for drugs offences? Or do you imagine he regards it as some sick joke?

The dirty story the best of odb zip