CD-Charts Position 1
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Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date November 09, 1993
Once in My life (the 90's to be accurate) I listened to nothing but hip-hop. That period is over a long while ago, and lot's of the albums I owned I couldn't listen to ever again! One of the great exceptions is the debut of Wu-Tang Clan, that really holds up well more than ten years later. What I really liked about their music, and still does, is not only their quirky idea of sampling sound-bits from chop-sockey films. It was even more their minimalistic, raw and kinda gritty sound. Most of the tracks were made of only one small sample and a drum beat. And all of the rappers are good, and could deliver some surprising kicking lyric. Check tracks like 'Tearz', 'Protect Ya Neck' and 'Clan in Da Front', that's it! Just forget the latest flops from ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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8 Diagrams

by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date December 11, 2007
For all the people complaining that this is not the 'old WU' need to shut up and move on. Every album is supposed to have a new sound to it. I love this album and I know that as individuals, the Wu still make their vintage sound on other tracks, so I'm secure in knowing that Wu has not changed, but have just experimented. Also know that it is impossible to please everybody, because if this album sounded like 36 chambers, there would still be people complaining that the album sounds old and would like to hear something new.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Wu-Tang Forever

by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date August 24, 1999
I got the album fast and in great condition. Every song played great and being from NYC i was lookin for this album for a hot minute i used to bump it in High School. Any way the album was in great condition no scratch on any thing.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date November 09, 1993
Once in My life (the 90's to be accurate) I listened to nothing but hip-hop. That period is over a long while ago, and lot's of the albums I owned I couldn't listen to ever again! One of the great exceptions is the debut of Wu-Tang Clan, that really holds up well more than ten years later. What I really liked about their music, and still does, is not only their quirky idea of sampling sound-bits from chop-sockey films. It was even more their minimalistic, raw and kinda gritty sound. Most of the tracks were made of only one small sample and a drum beat. And all of the rappers are good, and could deliver some surprising kicking lyric. Check tracks like 'Tearz', 'Protect Ya Neck' and 'Clan in Da Front', that's it! Just forget the latest flops from the clan and go straight ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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The W

by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date November 21, 2000
With the classics Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) and Wu-Tang Forever far behind its now 2000. All wu members have drop classic solo albums and its now time for The W. i didnt find this album to be as bad as some might lead you to believe, but its only because im not looking at past works and im looking to the future. Dont expect to hear the hardcore wu that made them classic. This album is not bad production wise, and the lyrics are memorable at times. Chamber Music gets that album to a good start, was really feelin the beat. Careful (Click, Click) has a very weird flow and can be hard to listen to, but i don't mind it being i don't have another song that sounds like this. I loved the sample on Hollow Bones and i felt they killed it lyrically speaking, but the Oooh ooooh sample can ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Wu Tang Iron Flag

by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date December 18, 2001
First off ..im tired of dudes being like MAN its not 36 chambers ..come on kids hahah... why you want the same LP over & over....listen to this with FRESH EARS...the beats are DOPE!!!!! the words ARE DOPE!!!! so its a DOPE!!! LP!! .. only two tracks that I dont personal FEEL 100% "Dashing" & "Chrome Wheels" ..but the beats are the only thing that bugg me...the lyrics are on point!!!... this is a CLASSIC HIP HOP ALBUM!!!!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Legend of the Wu-Tang: Wu-Tang Clan's Greatest Hits

by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date October 26, 2004
Their voices take you under... they're just brilliant artists.. you'd have to be INSANE NOT to buy this CD.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Wu-Tang Forever

by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date June 03, 1997
While this is no 36 Chambers it is still a really good album. Lots of gems thought this project although it could have been summed up in one disc. There are to many tracks to name that i liked. The beats are Better then average and all the members come in full force showing the strength in numbers. The song Triumph is reason enough to purchase this album. I felt like Raekwon and Method really put in work on this album and felt they came off as the strongest members on this project.

Disc 1 - 4.5/5
Disc 2 - 3.5/5
Production - 4/5
Lyrics 4/5

CD-Charts Position 9
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Ghost Dog: The Way Of The Samurai

by: The RZA, Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date December 21, 2000
THE SONGS ARE GOOD. IF COULD DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN I WOULD NOT HAVE PAID $50 FOR IT WAS NOT WORTH IT. EACH SONG WAS PLAYED EXACTLY HOW IT PLAY IN THE MOVIE. NO EXTRA MUSIC OR THINGS THAT GOT EDITED OUT. MOST OF IT IS PLAIN AND NOT REALLY WHAT I EXPECTED. THIS CD IS WORTH $10.00. EACH SONG IS AROUND 3 MIN'S LONG. YOU WILL GET BUYERS REMORSE LIKE ME IF BUY THIS. TRUST ME, YOU'RE NOT MISSING ANYTHING IF YOU DON'T ADD IT TO YOUR COLLECTION.
IT GETS 4 STARS BECAUSE ITS GOOD, AND NOT ALL THAT.(MORE LIKE A RIG) BUT HONESTLY IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN PUT IN A PILE BY THE CASHIERS REGISTERS AND GIVEN AWAY WHEN YOU MAKE A PURCHASE @ FYE. IT'S 20 MIN WORTH OF MUSIC.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Lost Anthology

Release Date February 12, 2008
THE SONGS ARE GOOD. IF COULD DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN I WOULD NOT HAVE PAID $50 FOR IT WAS NOT WORTH IT. EACH SONG WAS PLAYED EXACTLY HOW IT PLAY IN THE MOVIE. NO EXTRA MUSIC OR THINGS THAT GOT EDITED OUT. MOST OF IT IS PLAIN AND NOT REALLY WHAT I EXPECTED. THIS CD IS WORTH $10.00. EACH SONG IS AROUND 3 MIN'S LONG. YOU WILL GET BUYERS REMORSE LIKE ME IF BUY THIS. TRUST ME, YOU'RE NOT MISSING ANYTHING IF YOU DON'T ADD IT TO YOUR COLLECTION.
IT GETS 4 STARS BECAUSE ITS GOOD, AND NOT ALL THAT.(MORE LIKE A RIG) BUT HONESTLY IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN PUT IN A PILE BY THE CASHIERS REGISTERS AND GIVEN AWAY WHEN YOU MAKE A PURCHASE @ FYE. IT'S 20 MIN WORTH OF MUSIC.