Straight from the slums of Shaolin, Wu-Tang Clan strikes again... The Wu-Tang Clan gets its name from a mythical band of upstart kung-fu students. Over the last few years, the Clan has taken the hip-hop world by storm with the hardcore beats and eerie samples supplied by the RZA. The New York based group formed in early ’91 and soon after released their first single, Protect Ya Neck. The track was released independently by the Clan and caught on in underground circles. When several record labels courted the group, they held out for an unprecedented contract that would allow each individual member to produce with the record label of their choice, while the collaborative albums featuring all of the Clan would be released under RCA’s Loud label. Enter the Wu-Tang debuted in 1993 and paved the way for the success of the 5 solo albums that quickly followed. All went gold or even platinum. In 1997 the group’s second collaboration, Wu-Tang Forever, was released. It earned the Clan its first grammy nomination for best Rap Album.

DISCOGRAPHY

Wu-Tang Forever Loud/RCA, 1997
Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) Loud/RCA, 1994

[SOLO ALBUMS]

THE GZA:
Beneath the Surface Geffen, 1999
Liquid Swords Geffen, 1995

THE RZA:
RZA as Bobby Digital in Stereo Gee Street 1998

GHOSTFACE KILLAH:
Supreme Clientele Razor Sharp/Epic, 2000
Ironman (feat. Raekwon and Cappadonna) Razor Sharp/Epic, 1996

RAEKWON THE CHEF:
Immobilarity Loud/RCA, 2000
Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Loud/RCA, 1995

U-GOD:
Golden Arms Redemption Wu-Tang/Priority, 1999

INSPECTAH DECK:
Uncontrolled Substance Loud, 1999

METHOD MAN:
Blackout! (with Redman) Def Jam, 2000
Tical 2000 Def Jam/Mercury, 1998
Tical Def Jam/Mercury, 1994

OL' DIRTY BASTARD:
Nigga Please Elektra, 1999
Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version Elektra, 1995

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