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Enter the Wu-Tang (Vinyl Classics) [German Import]

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by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date July 25, 2005
Producer and rapper RZA told a Danish interviewer that the album he's the most proud of is this one, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", and it is hard to disagree with him.
What is there to say about such an essential hip hop album that hasn't been said? One classic track leads to another on this 1993 release, and today, in the year of 2008, the price is so low there are no excuses on not owning it. Even if you hate hip hop, this record may be the one to start out with, combining primarily simple and catchy beats with the funny, yet hardcore, lyrical masterpieces each member presents us with in each track.
I can try to point of my favorite tracks, but it is kinda hard. "Bring da ruckus", "Shame on a nigga", "Da mystery of chessboxin'", ... Read More:

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Disciples of the 36 Chambers: Chapter 1

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by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date October 18, 2004
I give this album 5 stars based purely on just how good the Wu are live. I didn't go to Rock The Bells Festival but I was lucky enough to see the Clan in London in July. They are truly awesome and with some of the tracks featured on this album it should be brilliant. I can't wait to hear ODB and Meth live since these MCs wern't at the show in London. I've also seen GZA and Raekwon at their solo gigs in Newcastle and even with just one member of the Wu the crowds and atmosphere were crazy. If it conveys just a quarter of the experience of actually being there at a live Wu show it'll blow you away!

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Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers)/the W: Parental Advisory

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by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date September 05, 2005
I give this album 5 stars based purely on just how good the Wu are live. I didn't go to Rock The Bells Festival but I was lucky enough to see the Clan in London in July. They are truly awesome and with some of the tracks featured on this album it should be brilliant. I can't wait to hear ODB and Meth live since these MCs wern't at the show in London. I've also seen GZA and Raekwon at their solo gigs in Newcastle and even with just one member of the Wu the crowds and atmosphere were crazy. If it conveys just a quarter of the experience of actually being there at a live Wu show it'll blow you away!

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Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers) [VINYL]

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by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date May 29, 2000
I give this album 5 stars based purely on just how good the Wu are live. I didn't go to Rock The Bells Festival but I was lucky enough to see the Clan in London in July. They are truly awesome and with some of the tracks featured on this album it should be brilliant. I can't wait to hear ODB and Meth live since these MCs wern't at the show in London. I've also seen GZA and Raekwon at their solo gigs in Newcastle and even with just one member of the Wu the crowds and atmosphere were crazy. If it conveys just a quarter of the experience of actually being there at a live Wu show it'll blow you away!

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Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers) [CASSETTE]

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by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date May 03, 1999
I give this album 5 stars based purely on just how good the Wu are live. I didn't go to Rock The Bells Festival but I was lucky enough to see the Clan in London in July. They are truly awesome and with some of the tracks featured on this album it should be brilliant. I can't wait to hear ODB and Meth live since these MCs wern't at the show in London. I've also seen GZA and Raekwon at their solo gigs in Newcastle and even with just one member of the Wu the crowds and atmosphere were crazy. If it conveys just a quarter of the experience of actually being there at a live Wu show it'll blow you away!

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Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers) [VINYL]

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by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date April 01, 1994
I give this album 5 stars based purely on just how good the Wu are live. I didn't go to Rock The Bells Festival but I was lucky enough to see the Clan in London in July. They are truly awesome and with some of the tracks featured on this album it should be brilliant. I can't wait to hear ODB and Meth live since these MCs wern't at the show in London. I've also seen GZA and Raekwon at their solo gigs in Newcastle and even with just one member of the Wu the crowds and atmosphere were crazy. If it conveys just a quarter of the experience of actually being there at a live Wu show it'll blow you away!

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Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

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by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date May 02, 1994
Producer and rapper RZA told a Danish interviewer that the album he's the most proud of is this one, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", and it is hard to disagree with him.
What is there to say about such an essential hip hop album that hasn't been said? One classic track leads to another on this 1993 release, and today, in the year of 2008, the price is so low there are no excuses on not owning it. Even if you hate hip hop, this record may be the one to start out with, combining primarily simple and catchy beats with the funny, yet hardcore, lyrical masterpieces each member presents us with in each track.
I can try to point of my favorite tracks, but it is kinda hard. "Bring da ruckus", "Shame on a nigga", "Da mystery of chessboxin'", "C.R.E.A.M.", ... Read More:

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Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) [CASSETTE]

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by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date March 29, 1994
Producer and rapper RZA told a Danish interviewer that the album he's the most proud of is this one, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", and it is hard to disagree with him.
What is there to say about such an essential hip hop album that hasn't been said? One classic track leads to another on this 1993 release, and today, in the year of 2008, the price is so low there are no excuses on not owning it. Even if you hate hip hop, this record may be the one to start out with, combining primarily simple and catchy beats with the funny, yet hardcore, lyrical masterpieces each member presents us with in each track.
I can try to point of my favorite tracks, but it is kinda hard. "Bring da ruckus", "Shame on a nigga", "Da mystery of chessboxin'", "C.R.E.A.M.", "Protect ... Read More:

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Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

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by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date March 29, 1994
Producer and rapper RZA told a Danish interviewer that the album he's the most proud of is this one, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", and it is hard to disagree with him.
What is there to say about such an essential hip hop album that hasn't been said? One classic track leads to another on this 1993 release, and today, in the year of 2008, the price is so low there are no excuses on not owning it. Even if you hate hip hop, this record may be the one to start out with, combining primarily simple and catchy beats with the funny, yet hardcore, lyrical masterpieces each member presents us with in each track.
I can try to point of my favorite tracks, but it is kinda hard. "Bring da ruckus", "Shame on a nigga", "Da mystery of chessboxin'", "C.R.E.A.M.", "Protect ya ... Read More:

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Back to Back: Raw and Uncut

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by: Method Man

Release Date May 13, 2008
Producer and rapper RZA told a Danish interviewer that the album he's the most proud of is this one, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", and it is hard to disagree with him.
What is there to say about such an essential hip hop album that hasn't been said? One classic track leads to another on this 1993 release, and today, in the year of 2008, the price is so low there are no excuses on not owning it. Even if you hate hip hop, this record may be the one to start out with, combining primarily simple and catchy beats with the funny, yet hardcore, lyrical masterpieces each member presents us with in each track.
I can try to point of my favorite tracks, but it is kinda hard. "Bring da ruckus", "Shame on a nigga", "Da mystery of chessboxin'", "C.R.E.A.M.", "Protect ya ... Read More: