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The Legend of the Wu-Tang: The Videos
Released: Jun 13, 2006
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Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) - BONUS TRACK
Released: Dec 7, 2004
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Along with {$Dr. Dre}'s {^The Chronic}, {$Wu-Tang Clan}'s debut, {^Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)}, was one of the most influential {\rap} albums of the '90s. Its spare yet atmospheric production... Continue[+]

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Along with {$Dr. Dre}'s {^The Chronic}, {$Wu-Tang Clan}'s debut, {^Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)}, was one of the most influential {\rap} albums of the '90s. Its spare yet atmospheric production -- courtesy of {$RZA} -- mapped out the sonic blueprint that countless other hardcore rappers would follow for years to come. It laid the groundwork for the rebirth of New York {\hip-hop} in the {\hardcore} age, paving the way for everybody from {$Biggie} and {$Jay-Z} to {$Nas} and {$Mobb Deep}. Moreover, it introduced a colorful cast of hugely talented MCs, some of whom ranked among the best and most unique individual rappers of the decade. Some were outsized, theatrical personalities, others were cerebral storytellers and lyrical technicians, but each had his own distinctive style, which made for an album of tremendous variety and consistency. Every track on {^Enter the Wu-Tang} is packed with fresh, inventive rhymes, which are filled with martial arts metaphors, pop culture references (everything from {%Voltron} to {@Lucky Charms} cereal commercials to {$Barbra Streisand}'s {&"The Way We Were"}), bizarre threats of violence, and a truly twisted sense of humor. Their off-kilter menace is really brought to life, however, by the eerie, {\lo-fi} production, which helped bring the raw sound of the {\underground} into mainstream {\hip-hop}. Starting with a foundation of hard, gritty beats and dialogue samples from kung fu movies, {$RZA} kept things minimalistic, but added just enough minor-key piano, strings, or muted horns to create a background ambience that works like the soundtrack to a surreal nightmare. There was nothing like it in the {\hip-hop} world at the time, and even after years of imitation, {^Enter the Wu-Tang} still sounds fresh and original. Subsequent group and solo projects would refine and deepen this template, but collectively, {$Wu-Tang} have never been quite this tight again [{@BMG International}'s 2004 import edition of {^Enter the Wu-Tang} included one bonus track.] ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide

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Legend of the Wu-Tang Clan: Wu-Tang Clan's Greatest Hits - CLEAN
Released: Oct 26, 2004
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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... Continue[+]

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Legend of the Wu-Tang Clan: Wu-Tang Clan's Greatest Hits
Released: Oct 26, 2004
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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... Continue[+]

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Disciples of the 36 Chambers: Chapter 2
Released: Oct 5, 2004
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The DVD version of Disciples of the 36 Chambers ({=Chapter 2}) improves on the CD version ({^Chapter 1}) if only because it's closer to being there, and watching this unwieldy concert sure... Continue[+]

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The DVD version of <i>Disciples of the 36 Chambers</i> ({=Chapter 2}) improves on the CD version ({^Chapter 1}) if only because it's closer to being there, and watching this unwieldy concert sure beats just listening to it. The DVD is plagued by the same muddy sound, the same whack song transitions, and the same overabundance of audience participation (the "{$Wu-Tang Clan} ain't nuthin' ta f*ck wit" chant is getting to be their "last night we were in Cleveland and they said Pittsburgh didn't know how to rock!"). What makes all the difference is that seeing a stage filled with all the original members -- and about 50 other people just there to swagger and party -- is pretty incredible -- incredible that the stage didn't collapse and incredible that the music comes off at all. It does all work in parts, especially {$Method Man}'s and {$RZA}'s tracks, and even if {$Ghostface} isn't in top voice, his energy is something to behold. "They all showed up" should be the subtitle -- or maybe just "{$ODB} showed up" -- and while it warms the {\hip-hop} heart to see {$the Wu} as a functional group again, they are under-rehearsed. Snippets of interviews are dropped in here and there, and they make all the difference. {$RZA}'s genuine love of the group is infectious, and any {$ODB} story is a treat (he almost didn't make it out of the hotel room for this show, and wait to you see his Wu-mates' reaction to it). That the videographers captured a clear picture of the sprawling event is amazing, and a couple extra videos and whatnot makes the set worthy of consideration. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide

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Disciples of the 36 Chambers: Chapter 1
Released: Sep 28, 2004
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"They all showed up." That one line alone in the notes of the {$Wu-Tang Clan} live album {^Disciples of the 36 Chambers} might convince a legion of {\hip-hop} fans to buy the record, if only to... Continue[+]

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"They all showed up." That one line alone in the notes of the {$Wu-Tang Clan} live album {^Disciples of the 36 Chambers} might convince a legion of {\hip-hop} fans to buy the record, if only to (for once) get what they paid for with a {$Wu-Tang} live show. (Truth to tell, so so many unfulfilled promises have been made to fans that they'd be forgiven for suspecting that {$ODB}'s photo would slip off the cover on the way out of the store.) Never mind how they were all rounded up, all nine members of the mighty {$Wu} -- yes, {$the RZA}, {$Genius} aka {$the GZA}, {$Method Man}, {$Ghostface Killah}, {$ODB} aka {$Dirt McGirt}, {$Raekwon}, {$U-God}, {$Masta Killa}, and {$Inspectah Deck}, plus a few family members like {$Cappadonna} -- were assembled in one place (San Bernardino) at one time (the evening of July 17, 2004) for a show. Commemorated with a combination CD/DVD release in September 2004, the show will survive as a potent but nearly overwhelming display of East Coast firepower, 27 tracks (34 on the DVD) of {$Wu-Tang Clan} group and solo hits packed into an hour with little time to come up for air. The sound quality is very punchy but very muddy, while the tracks feature an occasional lack of transition that would make any DJ blush. And several rounds of crowd singalongs organized around rallying calls like "Wu-Tang Clan ain't nuthin' ta f' wit" or "Cash rules everything around me, dolla dolla bill y'all" aren't nearly as exciting on record. But no collective of rappers could fill a show with so many {\hip-hop} perennials, whether group hits ({&"C.R.E.A.M.,"} {&"Shame on a Nigga,"} {&"Bring da Ruckus,"} {&"Method Man,"} {&"Gravel Pit"}) or solo shots ({&"Incarcerated Scarfaces,"} {&"Liquid Swords,"} {&"Shimmy Shimmy Ya"}). [Although the DVD contains many exclusives, this CD edition has two bonus tracks: videos for {$RZA}'s {&"Chi Kung"} and {$Cappadonna}'s {&"The Grits."}] ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

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Old Man/Silverbacks
Released: Jul 27, 2004
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Music Videos on DVD
Released: Aug 20, 2002
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Back in the Game
Released: Apr 23, 2002
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Rules/Uzi
Released: Mar 5, 2002
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