RZA Discusses Losing Hundreds Of Wu-Tang Clan Beats & 2 Albums In Floods

Wu-Tang Clan is celebrating the 25th-anniversary of its legendary debut next month. Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers set the stage for dozens upon dozens of releases to follow, from the nine founding members and more. Just last Friday, Ghostface Killah dropped The Lost Tapes. Method Man’s Meth Lab IIis arriving in November. U-God and Inspectah Deck dropped albums on the same day in the spring. However, hardcore Wu fans may know that defining albums from members were originally intended to sound quite different. Several floods forever affected solo members’ post-36 Chambers rollout, with hundreds of RZA tracks forever washed away.

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RZA and Flatbush Zombies “Just Blowin’ In The Wind”

RZA Breaks Down "The Man with the Iron Fists" Soundtrack

Producer: RZA

RZA: “That’s another cue from inside the movie that we took, and put it in song format. The Flatbush Zombies remind me of The Gravediggaz, so I thought it would be cool to pair with them. They were brought to my attention, and I was like, ‘Yeah, I do like these guys. Let’s put them with me.’

“I recorded my verses in California, and sent it to them, and they recorded their verses in Brooklyn. But we’ve hooked up since then.

“People say that I have an inimitable flow. But I think they kind of caught the flow on that one. So, bong bong. I like the song. It’s real good. I like the energy on it.”