Tical
by Method Man

Tical by Method Man
Year: 1994
Release date: 1994-11-15
Overall rank: 6,070th   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
75/100 (from 92 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 1994 (118th)
Award Top albums of of the 1990s (973rd)
Award Best albums of all time (6,070th)

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Overall rank: 6,070th | 1990s rank: 973rd | 1994 rank: 118th  Overall chart history
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75/100 (from 92 votes)
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An unsung hero of the many wu-tang solo projects. Pretty much every track is solid as. The rhymes are tight and the beats are interesting.
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one of the deepest black holes in music history
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good album, pretty weak for 1st gen wu-tang tho
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I liked the eerieness of the music and the edgy production, sounds innovative. Lots of offbeat elements which keep things interesting, such as off the wall backing vocals especially from Blue Raspberry (e.g., "Mr. Sandman"). And they create a uniquely dark mood on most of the tracks. Pretty unique, and for me it's an improvement over Wu-Tang Clan. Best: "All I Need" and "Release Yo' Delf". The rapping impressed me only occasionally but has its moments. (Edited)
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