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Ghostface Killah at the Rickshaw Theatre

Ghostface Killah at the Rickshaw Theatre, Vancouver, Feb. 27 2017. Pavel Boiko photo.

Ghostface Killah at the Rickshaw Theatre, Vancouver, Feb. 27 2017. Pavel Boiko photo.

Photos – Ghostface Killah at the Rickshaw Theatre, Vancouver, Feb. 27 2017

– photos by Pavel Boiko

Ghostface Killah at the Rickshaw Theatre Monday night. The rapper and Wu-Tang Clan member’s most recent album is 2015’s Twelve Reasons to Die II.

According to a review by Alan Ranta in Exclaim!, the evening was full of technical difficulties.

“That said, as fucked up as it was, there were positive aspects. Whenever the boys managed to get a beat going, the trio attacked it ferociously. The energy was all there for “We Made It” from Ghost’s seminal solo album, 2000’s Supreme Clientele, and they nailed their homage to fallen clan-member Ol’ Dirty Bastard in their take on ‘Brooklyn Zoo.'”

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