Since this is Ghostface Week here on the site, Kev and I have put together a few compilations of Ghost’s dopest work. This set right here is what I like to call Ghost Stories. Included in this mix is some of Ghostface’s best verses as an emcee. The order of the tracks should tell a story from beginning to end. Check the tracklist and download below…
- “All I Got Is You” performed by Ghostface Killah feat. Mary J. Blige
- From the album Ironman (1996)
- Produced by RZA
- “Malcolm” performed by Ghostface Killah
- From the album Supreme Clientele (2000)
- Produced by RZA
- “Impossible” performed by Wu-Tang Clan
- From the album Wu-Tang Forever (1997)
- Produced by RZA
- “Underwater” performed by Ghostface Killah
- From the album Fishscale (2006)
- Produced by MF Doom
- “Babies” performed by Wu-Tang Clan
- From the album Iron Flag (2001)
- Produced by RZA
- “I Can’t Go To Sleep” performed by Wu-Tang Clan feat. Isaac Hayes
- From the album The W (2000)
- Produced by RZA
- “Child’s Play” performed by Ghostface Killah
- From the album Supreme Clientele (2000)
- Produced by RZA
- “Jellyfish” performed by Ghostface Killah feat. Cappadonna, Shawn Wigs & Trife
- From the album Fishscale (2006)
- Produced by MF DOOM
- “Alex (Stolen Script)” performed by Ghostface Killah
- From the album More Fish (2006)
- Produced by MF DOOM
- “The Heist” performed by Busta Rhymes feat. Ghostface Killah, Raekwon & Rock Marciano
- From the album Anarchy (1999)
- Produced by Large Professor
- “Saturday Night” performed by Ghostface Killah
- From the album Supreme Clientele (2000)
- Produced by RZA
- “260″ performed by Ghostface Killah
- From the album Ironman (1996)
- Produced by RZA
- “The Juks” performed by Ghostface Killah feat. Trife & Superb
- From the album Bulletproof Wallets (2001)
- Produced by The Alchemist
- “The M.G.M” performed by Wu-Tang Clan
- From the album Wu-Tang Forever (1997)
- Produced by RZA
- “The Hilton” performed by Ghostface Killah feat. Raekwon
- From the album Bulletproof Wallets (2001)
- Produced by Carlos “6 July” Broady
- “Shakey Dog” performed by Ghostface Killah feat. Raekwon
- From the album Fishscale (2006)
- Produced by Lewis Parker
- “Shakey Dog Starring Lolita” performed by Ghostface Killah feat. Raekwon
- From the album Big Doe Rehab (2007)
- Produced by LV & Sean C
- “Maxine” performed by Ghostface Killah feat. Raekwon
- From the album Bulletproof Wallets (2001)
- Produced by RZA
- “Yolanda’s House” performed by Ghostface Killah feat. Raekwon & Method Man
- From the album Big Doe Rehab (2007)
- Produced by Anthony (Ant-Live) Singleton
- “Run” performed by Ghostface Killah feat. Jadakiss
- From the album The Pretty Toney Album (2004)
- Produced by RZA
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This compilation is amazing! Ghost at his finest!
This is nasty, but you forgot one of the hottest Ghost songs; “The Barrel Bros.” featuring Beans
This one we wanted that “story telling” Ghost. We have three more comps for this week one which will include the “The Barrel Bros”.
Yeah, we should probably make it clear that THIS IS NOT a “Best of” compilation.
To me “Impossible” is one of Ghost best verses ever. Its up there with “Buck 50″, “The Game” (from Pete Rock Soul Survior”, and “4th Chamber”. What yall think?
Word up. I remember that the source voted ghost on impossible as the best verse of 97.
Ghostface did body that pete rock joint. “mc ultra/ high brolic bank roll alcohol vulture/” he just went in ( P and Rae as well damn that joint was dope )
Fly compilation. I like the way yall stacked up the shakey dog saga together. Maxine is my joint too. When they kids threw the dude out the window i was like WHOA!
Thanks Tokyo. We tried to sequence the tracks so they flowed together.
If we could do it over might add “One” and/or something from Cuban Linx….maybe “Rainy Dayz”. He’s one of the best story tellers that the game has seen. He’s up there (imo) with Nas, Slick Rick, Scarface, B.I.G.. I know I’m forgetting someone, but those are the ones that come to mind right now.
The humor, imagery, and twisted plots are Ghost staples. “Yolanda’s House” is great because Ghost, Mef, and Rae seem so comfortable on the track and together. Ghost running up on Mef while he’s bangin his chick is hilarious.
I feel you. All those cats got classic stories for days ( especially Nas i also think Raekwons up there on that level too )but Ghost spitting the way he does puts you in the scene with him. When hes rhyming he goes so hard it’s like it’s happening right there as he’s saying it.
A great cuban kinx era story from Ghost was Knuckle headz. Verbal intercourse had an extra ill scroll from ghost about being locked up ( it’s crazy cause he wound up getting locked later on in real life ) but i think knucleheadz was chunky cause of the line he compared bricks to disco breaks. LOL
I cant get it from Rapidshare… Some strange message – Can someone put it up on zshare or something ?
The most consistent artist with albums in hip hop’s history. Has never released a wack lp. He should be mentioned in the Top 5 of all time. The slang, aura(slang swag is dead!), lyrics, beat selection. The total package of an MC
Also Angeles with MF Doom could’ve been included although it isn’t a official release
Whip Me With A Strap is also classic Ghost storytelling
i laugh every time i listen to ‘underwater’ sponge bob banging the isleys, and smackin his bitch, cant beat ghostface, truely the illest mcs out, he’s got too much soul, dAMN.