![]() His leaps in association are often as disturbing as they are funny, whether they're couched in scatological detail or not they certainly don't make his widely publicized erratic behavior seem at all surprising. ![]() Yet within that role as hardcore rap's clown prince of psychosis, ODB is pretty damned entertaining. Long before the album ends, it's clear that ODB has emptied his bag of tricks - loose, off-the-beat raps that sometimes don't even rhyme, unbelievably graphic vulgarity, gonzo off-key warbling (which sounds a little like Biz Markie as a mental patient), and general goofing off. ODB's RZA-produced solo debut Return to the 36 Chambers stretches his schtick over a full album, which if anything makes him sound even more unbalanced. As a member of the Wu-Tang Clan, Ol' Dirty Bastard's bizarre, free-form rants added both comic relief and a dangerous unpredictability to the group's chemistry. ![]()
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