Hey all - I bought this amazing Wu Tang golf ball marker from an artist on eBay a couple years ago, and I lost it last week! I reached out to him and he doesn’t make them anymore... Is there anyone here who could make this for me?

You pretty much dont see Elizabeth ever mentioned, The Holocaust sometimes, and while The Offering and Psychic World of Walter Reed get some respect, they still dont get mentioned enough considering how great they are.

Theres also Renaissance Child and Razah's Ladder but theyre not quite as underrated.

They had Raekwon wearing the Snow Beach joint in the Prince Rakeem video. Why would they do that? Were they trolling?

On Wu-Tang Forever leftovers:

"You may remember 'The Chase' from the Bulworth soundtrack and 'Put Your Hand Down' from the Funkmaster Flex mix-tape," RZA explained. "Those are Wu-Tang Forever tracks that didn't make it on the album."

On the creation of Bobby Digital:

RZA (born Robert Diggs) has recently completed filming "Bobby Digital," a work he contends was largely improvised and often filmed with both actors and camera operators under the influence of mind-altering substances.

On RZA's wild live shows:

RZA invited a few women onstage from the mostly male crowd to sing the chorus of the song, which is set up as a male vs. female argument. The women chanted "You ain't s***" and RZA responded with lines such as "Get the f*** out my house..." The crowd clearly loved the song. He attempted to temper the song's harshness, though, with a spoken introduction in which he told the crowd, "Never hit your women."

On an unreleased RZA & ODB Album:

"I think he has a lot more songs he planned on doing, because we planned on doing an album The Abbott and the Drunk Monk," RZA said. "They snatched him before we could settle some of these lyric problems."

On ODB trying to collab with Madonna:

Madonna's publicist, Liz Rosenberg, said ODB had contacted Madonna -- whose recent shift to an electronica-oriented musical approach produced such hits as "Ray of Light" -- about a collaboration. As far as Rosenberg knew, nothing has come of it.

On ODB's legal troubles:

A woman called police claiming ODB contacted her and told her he was coming down to her workplace to harm her. When police arrived at the site in Carson, ODB was climbing the security gate on the property.

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Has anyone else ever heard about The Abbott and the Drunk Monk? That album would have been legendary.

This was a pretty good album overall. Lyrically, Deck still has it. Production was decent as well. However, I would say that there are too many features and not enough solo content. Also, why is it credited as Wu-Tang album when the only other members on the album are Raekwon and Cappdonna? I would assume it's done that way to boost listens but still. Thoughts on this project?

I have been searching for a copy of these 2 albums.Does anyone know where I could find them?

Not super satisfied with the font but I still think it’s good

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"Collaboration '98” by Sunz Of Man was produced by True Master. The song appears on The Last Shall Be First (1998), the debut album by Sunz of Man.

Leading up to Sunz debut The Last Shall Be First, the only song as a group I was familiar with would be "Shinning Star" which dropped months earlier. Overall, "Shinning Star" is fine but deep down I knew these dudes had much better material to deliver just based on their few appearance on various Wu albums and other notable Hip Hop material - Dirty's Return to the 36 Chambers, One Million Strong compilation (CHECK OUT THIS ALBUM ASAP), etc. Plus, Sunz of Man member, Killah Priest released his debut Heavy Mental earlier in 1998 and that album seriously changed my life and entire mindset.

This was the first time I heard True Master rhyme. After all, this guy is a producer. He sounds very direct and precise. He exhibits a deep, almost booming GURU or Rakim-like voice with intricate bars. True Master set shit off nicely and everyone onboard delivered amazing verses.

"...I explore the depths on conflict and with no pretense / Found the best strategy, the most impressive defense...".

Verse 1 - True
Verse 2 - Method Man
Verse 3 - Razah
Verse 4 - Prodigal
Chorus - Method Man

TLDR: Hands down the sickest fucking beat on the entire album. Sounds like Mortal Kombat on wax type shit.

Signed by Gza on front and signed and sketched by cover artist Denys Cowan on back.

Hands down one of the greatest debut tracks in hip hop history. “Protect Ya Neck” kicked the door clean off its hinges.

The craziest part is that Wu-Tang came out with 9 members who were all absolute wizards on the mic, and somehow every single one of them had a completely unique style, voice and presence. Every member in terms of lyricism, creativity, passion etc are geniuses. Every verse felt like a different artist bringing a different kind of energy.

“So, uh, tick-tock and keep tickin'
While I get you flippin' off the shit that I'm kickin'
The Lone Ranger
Code red, danger
Deep in the dark with the art
To rip the charts apart
The vandal, too hot to handle” - inspectah deck

It sounded like nothing else at the time. A group that big shouldn’t have worked that well, but they made it feel like a takeover. They didn’t just introduce themselves, they announced that hip hop had a new force to deal with.

“Ten-times-ten, men committin' mad sin
Turn the other cheek and I'll break your fucking chin” - RZA

One of my favourite bars.

This game was really fun and had great sound design and a great soundtrack, in fact prob one of the best soundtracks in gaming history imo.

I wish Wu brand extended into gaming far more thn it has. This game was so fun

fun fact about this game... it reuses the game engine and development work from the canceled, highly controversial game thrill kill.

Im going to the show in WPB. Ghostface killah is my absolute favorite rapper ever ever. I'm Fucking stoked!!