Track Listing

1. Intro (Method Man/4:21...The Day After)
2. Is It Me
3. Problem
4. Somebody Done F**ked Up
5. Shaolin Soldier
6. Fall Out
7. Dirty Mef - Method Man, O.D.B.
8. 4:20 - Method Man, Streetlife, Carlton Fisk
9. Let's Ride - Method Man, Ginuwine
10. The Glide - Method Man, Raekwon, La The Darkman
11. Kids
12. Got To Have It
13. Say
14. Ya'Meen - Method Man, Fat Joe, Styles P
15. Konichiwa Bi*ches
16. Everything - Method Man, Inspectah Deck, Streetlife
17. Walk On - Method Man, Redman
18. Pimpin'
19. Presidential MC - Method Man, Raekwon, RZA
20. 4 Ever - Method Man, Megan Rochell
21. O.D.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #54634 in Music
• Released on: 2006-08-28
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics
• Dimensions: .23 pounds
• Running time: 66 minutes

CD Description
Wu-Tang Clan Star Method Man's eagerly anticipated fourth solo effort is the follow-up to 2004's 'Tical 0'. Produced byThe Rza, Erick Sermon and Scott Storch amongst others, and featuring guest appearances from the likes of Ol' Dirty Bastard, Raekwon, The Rza and Redman, '4.21...The Day After' provides another welcome dose of hard-hitting lyrics and heavy beats.

Customer Reviews

Rapping Legend
Listening to Method Man never gets boring because he has something that all other commercial rappers like 50cent or Chamillionaire (LOL) don't have, a decent voice. Other Wu-tang rappers like Raekwon also have great voices and it allows the raps to flow perfectly.

In my opinion the best tracks on the album are:

Is it me - Great lyrics on an Ice-Cube-like beat with a piano tune over the top.
Problem - Excellent track which sounds like it should have the entire Wu-tang clan in it.
Fall out - Good track despite the middle-eastern sound (I'm thinking 50cent - Jus' a lil' bit or Pussycat Dolls - Buttons), very 'crunk'.
Presidential M.C. - Slow-paced track but still has great lyrics from both meth and the chef.

Bets MethodMan album to date...
Forget all the people comparing this album and Tical... Many years have passed since the groundbreaking Tical and it shows. 4:21 is an amazing album that shows Meth has grown and developed his skills. Exactly what we except from one of Hip Hops finest.

Return to form
If you ever liked Method Man or the Wu Tang, you should get this album. His best solo work since his debut. Lots of funky, heavy beats - stand out tracks Dirty Mef, Presidential MC, Walk On.