A vital chapter in the history of the Wu-Tang underground, Superb Clientele showcases the extraordinary lyrical talent of the late Lord Superb, the Far Rockaway, Queens emcee closely associated with Raekwon’s Cream Team and the extended Wu-Tang family.
Originally released in February 2009 through Farrock America and Chambermusik, this 21-track mixtape marked Lord Superb’s return to music following a six-year prison sentence. Known for his sharp lyricism, unmistakable street presence, and connections to some of hip-hop’s most influential artists, Superb built a reputation that extended well beyond his relatively limited official discography.
Lord Superb was featured on Ghostface Killah’s acclaimed Supreme Clientele album and has frequently been credited with contributing to its writing. He also appeared in the film Black and White and served as an important mentor to fellow Far Rockaway rapper Stack Bundles.
Superb Clientele features guest appearances by Raekwon, Stack Bundles, Un Pacino, Young City, Chinx Drugz, and members of Superb’s Farrock America circle. Highlights include “Ashes 2 Ashes Dust 2 Dust,” “Letter to Chip Banks,” “Fresh Out Da Slammer,” and “Learn the Game.”
Mastered by G-Clef da Mad Komposa at Chamberlab Studios, this release preserves the voice and legacy of a distinctive New York underground hip-hop artist whose life was tragically cut short on October 9, 2018.
An essential archival release for collectors of Wu-Tang affiliates, Queens hip-hop, and the independent New York rap scene.
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1. Intro
2. The Campaign
3. Coogi skit
4. Cant Outrap Me
5. Buck after Buck ft Young City
6. Ashes 2 Ashes Dust 2 Dust ft Stack Bundlez
7. D.O.A.
8. I am So Ill
9. Perb blakks out (skit)
10. Meetin with Death
11. Letter to Chip Banks
12. The Symphony ft Un Pacino & Perry
13. Fresh out da Slammer ft Ammo, Chinx Drugz, Jitta
14. I feel it too
15. Dear Mommy
16. Get you Fresh
17. When it Rains it Pours ft Shorty Real
18. You Police You Jake ft Hardcore
19. Pop ya Collars pt 2 ft Un Pacino
20. Learn the Game ft Raekwon
21. The One ft Convict
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