The Adventures Of Ghostface #3
Everyone knows Ghostface is the love king of hip-hop. What else is ‘Wildflower’ if not the most potent love rap since LL’s ‘I Need Love’ , Positively Black’s ‘Ebony Princess’, Kaos’ ‘Let’s Do It Again’ and RA and Biggie’s ‘Cunt Renaissance’? In fact, as this exclusive shot shows, the Wu were trying to position him in the market as the nuevo Prince Lover Dalu. On this unreleased LP can be found the original version of ‘Flowers’, all about his love of chrysanthemums, ‘Ghost Flowers’, about dahlias, and other bangers like ‘I Love Wu’, not about a specific flower. Guests include other legendary crooners like Neil ‘Lex’ Diamond, Tony ‘Starks’ Bennett and Johnny ‘True’ Mathis-ematics. Unfortunately, it’s only available as an instrumental bootleg, as the Ghostface doll didn’t record any proper vocals, spending its time selling old socks and wristbands on eBay instead.
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“Smilax Child” by Black Sheep
Daisy Dmx
Lily Wayne
Freesiaway
Sunz Of Cyclamen
“Acacia u akbar” by Brand Nasturnium
Notorious B.E.Gonia
Hibiscus B.I.G
There’s been so many classic records based on the “Hyacinthetic Substitution” drumbreak like “Code Of The Strelitzia” by Gang Starr and by “Ego Trimmin’” by Ultramagnolia MC’s but i think the best of all has to be “Mighty Helianthus” by Ghostface.
Tricky T’s ‘Johnny The Foxglove’ and Rae’s
‘Strictly Buit 4 Cuban Lillies’
Ludachrysanthimum
Tuff Crew’s “She Rides The Peony”
Gardeners World Class Wreckin’ Cru
“asked Cappa Pendergrass for backstage passes/special guest, no more Johnny Blaze, Johnny Mathis”
Johnny “True” Mathis-matics!!!!!!!!
oh jesus, that’s fucking brilliant, if only I could shoehorn it into an everyday conversation and claim it as my own.
Aster Killah
Delphinium The Funkee Homosnapdragon
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