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Wu-Tang Clan
Released 2008

Wu-Tang Clan Aint Nuthing Ta F' Wit
03:36
9,752 plays

Triumph
05:38
9,341 plays

Protect Ya Neck
04:52
7,664 plays

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- 1
- Wu-Tang Clan Aint Nuthing Ta F' Wit
- 03:36
- 9,752 plays

- 2
- Method Man
- 04:59
- 10,352 plays

- 3
- Protect Ya Neck
- 04:52
- 7,664 plays

- 4
- C.R.E.A.M.
- 04:12
- 15,227 plays

- 5
- Shame On A Nigga
- 02:57
- 7,464 plays

- 6
- Da Mystery Of Chessboxin'
- 04:48
- 6,562 plays

- 7
- Incarcerated Scarfaces
- 04:42
- 5,294 plays

- 8
- Shimmy Shimmy Ya
- 02:41
- 1,905 plays

- 9
- Daytona 500
- 04:40
- 5,062 plays

- 10
- Winter Warz
- 04:41
- 1,402 plays

- 11
- Reunited
- 05:23
- 5,327 plays

- 12
- Triumph
- 05:38
- 9,341 plays

- 13
- It's Yourz
- 04:15
- 5,291 plays

- 14
- Older Gods
- 03:07
- 4,295 plays

- 15
- Run
- 04:00
- 3,969 plays

- 16
- Gravel Pit
- 04:17
- 6,499 plays

album review

While the Wu-Tang Clan's fans are loyal, they do expect their underground heroes to be virtuous and are the first to point out unnecessary releases. They might want to let this one slip since the Legacy's label's 2008 release Wu: The Story of the Wu-Tang Clan is not only a fairly well chosen set but a soundtrack to the documentary of the same name, allowing viewers both a quick souvenir and primer before they explore further. Four mammoth classics kick off the release, sequenced in a brilliant way for maximum fist-pumping. Next, two B-list repeats from the 2004 comp Legend of the Wu-Tang Clan appear before the solo releases are explored, beginning with Raekwon's great "Incarcerated Scarfaces." From Ol' Dirty Bastard's party starter "Shimmy Shimmy Ya" to the closing jump track "Gravel Pit," the flow is rough, but the two excuses to choose from are the soundtrack one and the difficult, sprawling discography compilers have to deal with, especially when solo releases count. The disc barely even touches upon the group's long list of affiliates -- a smart move since this isn't a box set -- so instead of being a selling point, the word "Story" on the cover is only repeating the documentary's title. Even so, this disjointed set of tunes from the core members would sell anyone on the magic of the Wu. Hardcore fans will find it redundant and should go straight to the film. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide