Legend of the Wu-Tang: Wu-Tang Clan's Greatest Hits

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Wu-Tang Clan: GZA , Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, Method Man, Ol' Dirty Bastard, RZA, Raekwon, U-God, Cappadonna. Personnel: Paulissa Moorman (vocals); Prince Rhakeem (programming); Fourth Disciple (scratches); Roxanne (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Allah Mathematics; Prince Rhakeem; John Goodmanson; Jose "Choco" Reynoso; Scott Harding; Steve Thompson ; Carlos Bess. Liner Note Author: Margeaux Watson. Recording information: 36 Chamberz Studio; Firehouse Studio, NY, NY; Track Record, Inc., Los Angeles, CA. Introduction bys: Raekwon; John Bruce Wallace. Arranger: Prince Rhakeem. Wu-Tang Clan records have always reflected the kaleidoscopic nature of the group itself, which consists of nine members, each with at least three identities of their own. It's no surprise, then, that Wu-Tang albums vibrate with the energy of a raucous crowd, as unpredictable rhymes gust back and forth. The collective of NYC-area rappers banded together as a unit to most effectively launch solo records, with 1993's ENTER THE WU-TANG (36 CHAMBERS) acting as the springboard. While many classic albums have emerged from the pact (including Method Man's TICAL and Ghostface Killah's SUPREME CLIENTELE), when the group comes together, something wonderfully chaotic ensues. Fittingly, Wu-Tang Clan's first hits record, LEGEND OF THE WU-TANG, has a wandering nature, with remixes thrown in haphazardly, adding to the anything-can-happen feel always surrounding the outfit. The album opens with the three tracks that began its reign, "C.R.E.A.M.," "Method Man," and "Protect Ya Neck," the latter two intriguingly reworked. Elsewhere, two of the unit's finest mid-career singles--"Triumph" and "Gravel Pit"--are placed back-to-back. As a whole, the collection is a reminder of the excitement and genius that has made the group so enduring.
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