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I have been to over thirty Hiphop shows. This one was my favorite.The energy that Ghostface and Red-meth brought to the show was sick. Both acts performed for at least an hour and there was no delay between acts. I have never been to the nokia theatre before but would definetly go again.
The show was very enjoyable, however, a lot of time was wasted on other rapper artists in their crew. Red and Meth didn't come out 'til the very end and by than I was so tired I could hardly keep my eyes open. However, the duo had a killer performance and everyone was very into the music. I HIGH-ly suggest seeing them if you get the chance.
This concert was off the chain!! If your sick of that mainstream garbage, Meth and Red brought it back to the old school flava while doing cuts off of blackout 2. Personally, I would have loved to see more appereances, but meth and red held this down to the fullest. Ghostface strongly reinforced that old school flavor as well. And as always, they got the crowd right into it by crowdsurfing, stagediving, and the always unforgettable Redman smoking right on stage.
the venue was excellent. the nokia theatre was spacious , clean and accomadating . the entertainers were fabulous! method man rocked the house with his usual vibtrant flare and raw lyrics ; redman would not be out done - his timing impeccable and his candor outrageous! when are they coming back?????
as always red, meth, and ghostface put on a ridiculous show! ive never been to the venue but it was great!
Man, this show was wild. The wait was not too long between sets and the rappers came on and performed spectacularly. What else can you expect from the founders of rap? Method and Red had a ton of energy and their style is definitely still with them after all these years. Ghostface's crowd in the background really made the setting and the mood wilder and more intimate with the crowd, while Method and Red definitely needed the stage clear to interact more with the audience, which brings me to the reason why I did not give this show a full 5 stars. The crowd at the show did not satisfy me or the performers who were pouring their "heart" and soul into their rhymes. Most of the crowd in the middle (elevated standing room) was doing just that: standing, while Method and Red kept demanding more energy and dancing from the crowd of their hometown. I, myself, was going wild and tried as much as possible to encourage others around me to give them as much of a party as possible so that the rapper-gods could respond with even more fury and power. Still, there were redeeming moments when Method and Red dedicated the show to ODB (Old Dirty Bastard); the crowd came to life to remember his name and legacy. Other than the crowd, these legends did not cease to amaze me for a second with their energy and flow, running around the stage, dancing, slapping highfives, and interacting with each other and the two insane DJ's on the stage supporting them with the usual, unforgettable beats. The setlist was great, offering a combination of new school songs from their new album together, and old school of the early 90's when Method and Red amazed the world with so many albums. They came home to New York to play a hallmark show, choosing a prime location, Nokia Theatre, with its great acoustics, powerful subwoofers, great stage size, and optional open seating in the back. It is truly my favorite venue, especially because their housed one of my favorite shows (truly an honor) in my life.
I thought the concert was great and ill just make a few suggestions. Im all for listening to new artist if their lyrical content is substantial, so BigStat and Duo Live did not have to be there. Their time slot could have been filled with other missed artist who were in the building like K-Solo and Raekwon. And Keith Murry should have been on stage after the wack groups and not in between them. Overall though, Keith, Ghost, Raekwon, Red and Meth put on a hell of a show.
Concert was fully of energy and excitement. Lasted about 3 hours with special guests Mickey Factz and Keith Murray.
Besides Kieth Murray who was respectable they had the worst opening acts I've ever seen. Ghost came out opened up strong with criminology but then it got wak when the theodore unit and ghost's son the sungod did some songs. then they wasted even more time doing a mic check in the middle of the set. Followed some poor song choices to perform from ghost. He only did one from big doe rehab (celebrate which i think is a wak track anyway) and be easy from fishscale. He closed with back like that? Another horrible choice to even perform that song let alone close with it. Red/Meth came out with alot of energy started off good lost the crowd at times but excelled when performing their classic material(time4sumaktion, MethodMan, tonites the nite, bring the pain, how high etc.) They didnt even do this is for all my smokers which is probably the best track on the new album. Followed by another horrible choice to close out the show. their version of rappers delight. All in all it was a fun show, just plagued by horrible song choices.
This was the best hip hop/rap concert I've ever been to. FABULOUS.
excellent show, very impressed. lots of energy lots of fun
Ghostface Killa was the VERY best part of the entire concert. I especially loved it when Ghost and Raekwon performed old Wu-tang songs...they really showcased how hip-hop should be. Excellent!!
The show was excellent and full of energy!!! I miss the 90's Hip Hop and glad to see the true MC's out throwing it down!! Everything was well worth it and on point!! SO AMMMAZZINNGG
