AYEKAY

7y

Ironman
OB4CL
Liquid Swords

AYEKAY

7y

Ironman
OB4CL
Liquid Swords

XxcashcartixXCXOVO

7y

On4cl
Liquid swords
Big gap betwern the others

Bri10

7y

Actually kind of sad Wu-Tang couldn't fully capitalise on the success of 36 Chambers as solo artists, RZA was a poor curator

bloem

7y

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Supreme Clientelle
Whut?? Thee Album (apparently not)
OB4CL

Nigga Please also gets the nod when I'm in the mood for it and warming up to Liquid Swords now

ocean

7y

redman isn't wu

bloem

7y

honorary member lol
https://www.xxlmag.com/xxl-magazine/2010/11/redman-clears-up-wu-tang-membership-confusion/

but fine just replaced it with Nigga Please since u wanna be a tutor about it

Goo

7y

If Supreme Clientele and Wu Tang Forever don't count:

Blackout
N word Please
Beneath the Surface
H.M: Gravediggaz' sophomore

Meth was a beast on Tical 2000, its only fault was the skits.. a victim of its era.

Bobby Digital in Stereo was decent, to me RZA is incredible for a feature, but as a solo rapper his style can get boring.

All those albums were dope (only Blackout is arguably a classic tho). Rae's sophomore and Deck's debut were huge letdowns sadly.

OG Wu stans love those early Killarmy and LA the Darkman albums but I never bumped them like that. I respect them tho. Shyheim had some good s*** as well (Meth ghostwrote his s*** 😂).

ocean

7y

you kidding right...

Bri10

7y

part from Ghost, Meth, and ODB, who in the Wu had sustained mainstream relevance? For the Wu-Tang's cultural significance, most of the individual members had lacklustre solo careers.

ocean

7y

RZA, Ghost, Raekwon, Method Man, ODB... in the 90s they were all huge and released quality (almost classic level) debut albums. Those solo wu albums are still being listed in top 10s of all time so if that is not a feat idk what is

But you are right in the sense that not of that went past that initial peak. They suffered when that shift between the 90s and 00s came. Plus when wu broke up, everything went to hell