Happy 25th Anniversary!

25 years later, Wu-Tang’s Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) is timeless, the greatest honor an album can accomplish, earned only by aging without a wrinkle.

With their 1993 debut album, the nine-man clan created a rich, innovative labyrinth to explore and created the benchmark of culture-defining greatness. Sonically and lyrically the body of work is a neck-breaking rush through the raw cracks and crevices of every room and chamber. Wu-Tang cemented their names, lyrics, sound, and symbol in the unforeseen tomorrow by making what wasn’t in their present. By doing so, they gave hip-hop one of her greatest gifts to be passed down by the generations.

Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu Tang: 36 Chambers - Rap Documentary [Rare 1994]

[via Big Rap Channel]

Wu-Tang Clan Reissues "Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" Just In Time For The Holidays

Hip Hop fans will be treated to a wide variety of collectible items this Holiday season and among them is a vinyl reissue of the Wu-Tang Clan’s Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).

Get on Down is the company partnering with RZA to grace fans with the special edition 7-inch vinyl set, which comes with six discs and a bonus vinyl for “Protect Ya Neck” and “Tearz.” The Staten Island group’s 1993 debut album is packaged in a leatherette slipcase housing a hardcover booklet that holds the vinyls. Also included is a 56-page book called The Shaolinthology featuring lyrics, notes from RZA and exclusive interview content.

The collector’s set is available for pre-order now at Get on Down for the price of $84.98. The first 1,000 orders are scheduled to ship early December.

A preview of Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) special edition vinyl is below along with the tracklist:

1A: Bring Da Ruckus

1B: Shame On A Nigga

2A: Clan In The Front

2B: Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber

3A: Can It All Be So Simple / Intermission

3B: Da Mystery Of Chessboxin’

4A: Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nothing Ta F’ Wit

4B: C.R.E.A.M.

5A: Method Man

5B: Protect Ya Neck

6A: Tearz

6B: Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber – Part II / Conclusion

BONUS 7-INCH

7A: Protect Ya Neck (Bloody Version)

7B: Tearz [aka After The Laughter Comes Tears]

[via Hip Hop DX]

Raekwon Says Wu-Tang Clan Albums Were Fueled By Weed and Pizza

POT TV – Legendary rapper Raekwon The Chef says the Wu-Tang Clan's masterpiece first album – Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) – was fueled by pot and pizza."

[via POT TV]

Happy Birthday - Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

Today, November 9th marks the 20 year anniversary of the legendary album

Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

 

The RZA Digitalizes His 90's Tapes

According to a reliable source and student of RZA, The Abbott has recently digitalized all or some of his tapes from the 90s, and some of the highlights from his archives are 6 unreleased songs from "Enter The 36 Chambers (Dirty Versions)", Lets hope these songs see the light of the day on upcoming releases.

Wudisciples, how many of you would like to see these songs released?

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