Tical

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Tical
Tical

Tical is the highly acclaimed debut album of Wu-Tang Clan member and hip hop artist Method Man. The album was the first solo of a Wu-Tang Clan member after the released of the group's debut album.

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[edit] About

Tical was released on November 15, 1994 by Def Jam Records. It was a commercial success reaching #4 in the Billboard albums chart and was certified platinum by RIAA on 1995. Two singles drive the album's success, "Bring the Pain" peaked at #4 and "Release Yo Delf" #28 in the Hot Rap Singles chart.

It was the only rap album in Q Magazine's 50 Heaviest Albums of All Time.

[edit] Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 Tical 3:57
2 Biscuits 2:50
3 Bring the Pain 3:10
4 All I Need 3:16
5 What the Blood Clot 3:25
6 Meth Vs. Chef 3:36
7 Sub Crazy 2:15
8 Release Yo' Delf 4:16
9 P.L.O. Style 2:36
10 I Get My Thang in Action 3:46
11 Mr. Sandman 3:38
12 Stimulation 3:46
13 Method Man (Remix) 3:20
14 Bring the Pain (Bonus/Remix) 3:26
15 Release Yo' Delf (Bonus/Remix) 4:56
16 Bring the Pain (Bonus/Remix) 8:30

[edit] Certifications

Year Album RIAA
1994 Tical Certified Platinum

[edit] Chart Toppers

Year Title Hot R&B Hot 100 Hot Rap
1995 Release Yo' Delf - 98 28
1994 Bring The Pain 30 45 4

[edit] Credits

Performance Credits

  • Method Man Primary Artist
  • Blue Raspberry Background Vocals
  • Booster Background Vocals
  • Carlton Fisk Vocals, Background Vocals
  • RZA Vocals

Technical Credits

  • Method Man Engineer
  • Tony Dawsey Mastering
  • Rich Keller Engineer
  • Kevin Thomas Engineer
  • Ken Ifill Engineer
  • J. Nicholas Engineer
  • Prince Rakeem Producer
  • Ethan Royman Engineer
  • David Sealy Engineer
  • John Wydrycs Engineer
  • Jack Hersca Engineer
  • RZA Engineer
  • Fourth Disciple Producer
  • Shawn Kilmurray Reissue Production Coordination

[edit] Trivia

  • The recording of the album occurred from 1993-1994 at four studios in New York; 36 Chambers Studios in Staten Island as well as Chung King Studios, Firehouse Studios and Platinum Island Studios in Manhattan.

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