Mystical - Tygers Of Pan Tang

Advantages: Raw Style Rapping, Great Price, Made Careers
Disadvantages: The Shaolin Sword Side Could Have Been Improved

...The year of 1993 was a big step for all fans of music influential rappers like N.W.A. and public enemy come to a holt and it was up to someone to fill the void. West Coast G-Funk was filling the spot with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg ruling the Hip-Hop charts people wanted something more gritty and Underground. Step forward The Wu-Tang Clan armed with street style rapping and catchy beats Wu-Tang made the rap scene back to the street. The Wu-Tang Clan consists of then 8 members RZA, GZA, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, U-God, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Raekwon and perhaps there most famous and influential member Method Man. This group like many before started of underground and then attracted attention. The group were made famous when there demo tape of tearz no.11 on the album fell into the right hands and it went from there. Here... Read review

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...My report has some informations. In 1993, 9 young men decided to make a music Group. They did that and was the Wu-Tang Clan. Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers 1.Bring da Ruckus 2.Shame on a Nigga 3.Clan in da front 4.7th Chamber 5.Can it be all so simple 6.Da Mystery of Chessboxin 7.Wu Tang Clan aint nuttin ta fuck wit 8.C.R.E.A.M (Die Hitsingle auf Platz eins in den USA) 9.METHOD Man 10.Protct ya neck 11.Tearz 12.7th Chamber part II 13.METHOD Man Remix Wu-Tang Clan is a Music Gruop with 9 Members RZA: real name Robert Diggs GZA: real name Gary Grice ODB: real name Russel T. Jones Meth: real name Clifford Smith U-God: real name Lammont Hawkins Reakwon: real name Corey Woods Ghostface: real name Dennis Coles Masta: real name Elgin Turner Inspectah: Jason Hunter My favourite Member is Method... Read review

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...After the demise of NWA the Wu Tang Clan are now the most important group in hip hop today. I write about this album in particular because, like De La soul's '3 feet high and rising' it's an honest to goodness classic and you don't get many of them to the pound. Wu-Tang Forever is a 2 CD album and is largely produced by the clan's own RZA and includes an interactive wu mansion that I can't ever get into. It kicks off with 'Wu Revolution' and although hip hop has a reputation for it's violence and sexism, it's a call for solidarity and recognises the balance, and equality, needed in life: "Behind every strong woman is a strong man, and behind every strong man is a strong woman". Unlike the clan's earlier album, 'Enter the wu tang (36 chambers)', 'Wu-Tang forever' isn't as 'street' (as my old fella would say), but is still raw... Read review

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