Still Bringing the Ruckus

Up from the chambers: Raekwon and Ghostface Killah are preparing two sequels to their wildly successful Only Built 4 Cuban Linx.

Ghostface Killah

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8 p.m. Saturday, August 4, $24.50
303-443-3399

Fox Theatre, 1135 13th Street, Boulder

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• Hip-Hop and Rap
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While Raekwon acknowledges these various recent disagreements and setbacks, he tries to put such things in the proper perspective. "The best always go through whatever they go through, the ups and downs, that's part of experiencing any struggle that you in," he says. To some, it may look like the Wu-Tang is in a state of rebuilding and transition, but Raekwon offers a different viewpoint.

"To the world it may look like that, but as long as we know what we dealing with, we don't worry about what people say," he says. "They can say that, 'Yo, we need to have more of y'all together,' and I respect that. But at the same time, brothers is older, some brothers is living far away from each other. I'm not just saying that as an excuse, but sometimes you ain't always going to get these collaborations. Brothers have responsibilities where we can't always meet together. We got to still hold the flag up one way or another, regardless if they hear us together on one song or they hear two of us. The bottom line is we speak for the W, and the W is what it is."