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The Wallabee Champ

Ghostface Killah · 2008

54 min · 17 tracks · hip-hop · gangsta rap · hardcore hip-hop

A vibrant blend of playful beats and sharp lyricism that reflects Ghostface's storytelling prowess.

Why this album works

'The Wallabee Champ' is notable for its introspective lyrics and unique production style, further cementing Ghostface's legacy in hip-hop. The album received positive reviews from publications like AllMusic and HipHopDX, with critics praising its combination of humor and serious themes, thus contributing to its status as a respected entry in his discography.
Best for
playful beats with sharp lyricism dynamic progression with peaks short tracks for quick bursts
Context
By the time 'The Wallabee Champ' was released in March 2008, Ghostface Killah was already an established figure in hip-hop, known for his distinctive flow and vivid narratives. This album followed his critically acclaimed project 'Fishscale' (2006), showcasing his continued evolution as a solo artist while remaining deeply rooted in the East Coast rap tradition.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Intro 0:57
  • 2 Wallabee Champ Standout 2:12
  • 3 ABC 1:43
  • 4 Roosevelts 3:04
  • 5 Watch Your Mouth Standout 3:57
  • 6 Tony Siegel 3:31
  • 7 Trials of Life Standout 3:00
  • 8 Hidden Darts (remix) 2:45
  • 9 The Rich 3:18
  • 10 We Dem Niggaz 3:03
  • 11 Run (remix) 4:36
  • 12 Good Times 3:52
  • 13 Charlie Brown (remix) 2:30
  • 14 Clips 3:16
  • 15 Clientele 4:08
  • 16 Crockett & Tubbs 1:30
  • 17 93 Freestyle 7:20

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