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In the summer of 1993, the Wu-Tang Clan emerged from the slums of Staten Island, NY and took the hip-hop world by storm. Their legacy spanned over a decade, selling more than 20 million albums. Their talents brought them success and their music made them legends. This is their story..."WU: The Story Of The Wu-Tang Clan" is an inspiring tale of the Clan's rise to power, fall from greatness and phoenix-like rebirth. This gem of a documentary includes a spectacular presentation of never before seen...

A disc containing somebody's idea of the Wu-Tang Clan 's best tracks is a risky motion, a concept potentially doomed from the outset. Three of the group's four studio albums may be uneven in a number of ways, but is there any manner in which they can be adequately summarized on one disc? Not really. Still, this is a rather practical beginner's guide, despite its effort to maximize profit protential by appealing to those who already have the four albums. "Method Man" and "Protect Ya Neck" are present...

Up from the 36 Chambers, it's the WU. The Shaolin's finest are representing for NYC with a mix of Brooklyn and Staten Island on the map, bringing you that crazy Killa Bee flow from the original three GZA, RZA and Ol' Dirty Bastard and legends like Ghostface, Raekwon and Method Man. This OVERSIZED poster is one of the rare prints left of the #1 group in hip-hop history.

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Having changed the face of hip hop forever, the Wu-Tang Clan went on to consolidate their position with a variety of solo projects, a clothing line, soundtrack work, acting, and a whole lot more. In 2004 the band reunited for a further group effort, with all the original members back on board. With millions of record sales to their name, and a huge reputation across the globe, the task was never going to be easy. But with RZA at the helm, and formidable MC's such as GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Method...

January 15, 2003: Ok, i'll start by explaining why i have only given this album a 4star when every true hip hop is raving about the talent of the clan and how exellent this allbum is, ye! i agree this is a good album but i think the Wu's first installment is extremely overrated, The RZA kicks a** with the beats and production and the whole albums contains that good old sounding hip hop that seems like it can only be produced these days by the Wu, but i find it quite a booring album once...

ODB managed to exit the club after his surprise performance but was soon captured by police in Philadelphia and extradited to New York to face charges of cocaine possession. In April 2001, he cut a deal with prosecutors that resulted in a sentence of two to four years in state prison, bringing his outlaw saga to a sad end. In August 2001, RZA issued his second Bobby Digital album, Digital Bullet; November brought solo albums from Ghostface Killah (Bulletproof Wallets) and Cappadonna (The Yin and...

In 1993, nine young men — Method Man, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Raekwon, RZA, GZA, Ghostface Killah, UGod, Inspectah Deck and Masta Killa — emerged from the Staten Island projects to form one of the most successful rap groups of all time. For over a decade, the Wu-Tang Clan operated as a fluid alliance of exceptionally talented MCs, establishing themselves as one of the most significant musical collectives of the era, as well as individual artists who challenged convention with thought-provoking lyrics...

Notes: Wu-Tang Clan: GZA, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, Method Man, Ol' Dirty Bastard, RZA, Raekwon, U-God, Cappadonna. Liner Note Author: Margeaux Watson. A best-of nice reminder of the excitement and genius that has made the Wu so enduring. A disc containing somebody's idea of the Wu-Tang Clan's best tracks is a risky motion, a concept potentially doomed from the outset. Three of the group's four studio albums may be uneven in a number of ways, but is there any manner in which...

Description: Includes: ''John 3:16 (Feat. Method Man)' (Clean / Main / Instrumental) / 'Spotlight (Feat. The Wu-Tang Clan)' (Clean / Main)

Hip Hop Drunkies - Tha Alkaholiks featuring Ol' Dirty Bastard. Black Trump - Cocoa Brovaz featuring Raekwon. Wu-Tang Clan Live Freestyle - GZA/Masta Killa. In Trouble - Shyheim. Rumble - U-God featuring Leatha Face, Inspectah Deck & Method. Only 4 My Niggas - Black Knights. Concrete Jungle - Sunz Of Man. Re-Up - Two da Road featuring Shyheim. Furious Anger - Shyheim featuring Big L. Pointin' Fingers - Myalansky & Joe Mafia. Never Again - Remedy. '97 Mentality - Ghostface Killah Featuring...