^{This fourth (4) album by Ghostface was also his Def Jam album debut which was released three (3) years after ‘Bulletproof Wallets’. Among the notable features on this album were his usual WU Tang Clan members. He also reached for his deep rooted gritty sounding and more urban formats with less of a mainstream appeal playing songs like ‘Metal Lungies’ feat. Styles P and Sheek Louch. The hit single was ‘Tush’ feat. Missy Eliot. On ‘Tooken Back’ he featured Jacki-O but the second smash single and street banger would be ‘Run’- feat. Jadakiss.‘Run’- feat. Jadakiss. ‘Run’ turned out to be what radio DJs and fans where waiting for because it got a very heavy rotation on the air and the video was also played a lot. The third single off this album was ‘Love’ featuring K Fox and Musiq'. (click highlighted song titles to listen or watch the clip of the song).}

                                                     
Click artwork to watch 'Back Like That' - feat. Ne-Yo video

^{In 2006 Ghostface Killah released two (2) solo albums. The first one was his fifth (5) solo album entitled ‘Fishscale’. Fishscale is a common street slang used by drug dealers when they refer to raw and uncut cocaine. In other words the album was called Fishscale, a slang word for cocaine. Ghost turned to a lot of soul samples for this album and won the hearts of hip hop critics all over the world. The album saw Ghost’s return to the billboards 200 as it debuted at number four (4) on the charts. He proved that he could do albums for the streets like his ‘Bulletproof Wallets’ and ‘Pretty Toney’ and he also proved that he knows how to turn it up to mainstream levels. It featured Wu Tang artists Raekwon, Masta Killa, and Method Man. The album’s hit singles were ‘Back Like That’ – feat. Ne-Yo and the hit song ‘Be Easy’ – feat. Trife Da God. The final track entitled ‘Three Bricks’, produced by Cool & Dre featured vocals by the late Notorious BIG and Raekwon. (click highlighted song titles to listen or watch the clip of the song).}

                                                       
Click artwork to listen towatch 'You Know I'm No Good' - feat. Amy Winehouse

^{Ghost released his sixth (6) solo album later that same year entitled ‘More Fish’, meaning more cocaine. By this time Sparky Love had already assembled his own band of brothers dubbed ‘The Theodore Unit’ and he was featuring its members more frequently. ‘More fish’ hit the billboards 200 charts at number 71 and yet again critics were impressed by Ghost’s delivery. Rolling Stone, Vibe and Entertainment Weekly magazine each gave a favourable reviews of the album. Many saw this as a split of what could be Ghost’s attempt at a double LP. The album spun of the hit single ‘You Know I’m No Good’ feat. Amy Winehouse and a remix of the hit single ‘Back Like That’ from the Fishscale album. The remix featured Kanye West and Ne-Yo. A track entitled ‘Blue Amour’- feat. Sheek Louch was also a street banger. ‘Greedy Bitches’ was another street favourite song off the album featuring Redman and Shawn Wigs. (click highlighted song titles to listen or watch the clip of the song).}

^{The seventh offering from Ghost Dini would be his 2007 'The Big Doe Rehab' album. Releasing it was a subtle move that he announced on his myspace page shortly before it was launched showing that Ghost was back with another one. This album featured Wu Tang Clan members Raekwon, Method Man, U-God, Masta Killa, Cappadonna and members of his Theodore Unit crew but there was no production from RZA who had always produced much of Ghost’s previous albums. This absence suggested that there may be a feud between Ghostface and RZA especially since Ghost expressed displeasure with RZA’s production on WU Tang Clan’s most recent album entitled ‘8 Diagrams’. The album featured several street bangers including; ‘Toney Sigel A.K.A. the Barrel Brothers’ – feat. Beanie Sigel and Styles P, ‘Yolanda's House’ – feat. Raekwon and Method Man‘ and ‘We Celebrate’ – feat. Kid Capri‘. (click highlighted song titles to listen or watch the clip of the song).}