Listening to Enter The Wu Tang for the first time...

[Juggalo Fred]

Listen to the first Gravediggaz joint....best wu related release behind liquid swords...maybe even better

Prince paul was the man

Rip Grim Reaper

 

[Juggalo Fred]

That last Clan album was straight

How would u know? Only the aids price hiker pharmacist has it

 

[y que]

the first wu album sounds kinda dated to me at this point honestly

except cream

 

[1986]

How would u know? Only the aids price hiker pharmacist has it

That's a Cilvaringz album with Wu features rebranded and repackaged as if it was a legit Clan album. Don't believe the hype breh.

 

[K.O.N.Y]

Yep. RZA wanted that feel to the album. That Marley Marl basement studio sound but with more instrumentation and the kung-fu infusion.

36 Chambers came out in 93, but the album is really about 85-89. You got 9 dudes that had entire life stories to tell. The sound reflects that.

as a semi-old head, i dont see this. The wu came out of the gate unapologetically 90's
It was apart of the appeal in the first place

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

Protect Ya Neck remains the GOAT song, period.

Love this album to death, but it's amazing how much RZA's production advanced (deliberately and also as a matter of circumstance) by the time he reached the first wave of Wu solos and culminating in the production masterpiece that is Wu-Tang Forever.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Some other nice 1993 album's are doggystyle. And domino. Albums full of hits

 

[SirBiatch]

Some other albums totally unrelated to Wu-tang and this thread but I'm insecure and gotta fight the Great East Coast Conspiracy at every turn no matter how irrelevant are 1993's doggystyle. And domino, a guy nobody mentions next to Snoop and Wu-tang. Albums full of non-East Coast hits

 

[criminology]

Liquid SWords
Ironman
OB4CL

It's worth being now to have had that shyt released when I was in HS.

these kids don't know what it's like... copping a prime wu cassette on release date... getting blunted and hearing Daytona 500 or Verbal Intercourse for the first time.

I still remember where I was listening to OB4CL for the first time.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

They were related to 1993,another one from that year you guys might love,is COMIN OUT HARD. It's a classic

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

They were related to 1993,another one from that year you guys might love,is COMIN OUT HARD. It's a classic

Album is so ill. The title track is something else


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Btw on a side note I just realised that Raekwon had the most verses on both 36 Chambers and Wu Forever. Damn the Chef cooking....

 

[diggy]

Wait till you hear them solo albums

That 1st 37 seconds and the song aint even really start yet

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

That 1st 37 seconds and the song aint even really start yet

those first 37 secs are better than the entire new school discography combined tbh

 

[Imer]

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