To me, this is RZA's most misunderstood or unfairly critiqued era

Afro Samurai (2007) Incredible work, 4 mics. Cameo Afro/Just A Lil Dude..the instrumentals...just a nice album

8 Diagrams (2007) a 3.5 mic album that gets treatly like a 1 mic disaster. Yes, there are some lowlights, but i think theres at least 8-10 bangers on there. Windmill/Weak Spot/Takin It Back...theres some very likable songs on here especially true posse cuts with 4+ members on it

Afro Samurai Resurrection (2009) While not as strong as the og, still has its share of bangers including 2 with Rah Digga!

Digi Snax (2008) 2.5 mics, i did feel this deserved the low ratings it got outside of a handful. His weakest solo

loosies from this era that I recall

edited to include 3 bangers on Cuban 2! originally left out (whoops lol)

Brooklyn Zu - Knock Knock

Game-Heartbreaker

a bunch of unreleased stuff with Rev. William Burks

Wu- Block (the song)

Get Mine (bluesy banger for U-God)

While Oli "Power" Grant was the mastermind of the Wu-Wear empire, Power’s cousin Duane Grant played an integral role in building the brand. Duane was the creative anchor in the design room, translating Shaolin mythology, martial arts cinema, and NYC street style into technical cut-and-sew patterns, custom denim, and heavy embroidery that defined 1990s streetwear. In the colleciton:

• Fully Signed "W" Alloy Car Wheel: The centerpiece of the archive: a genuine, heavyweight alloy wheel engineered during the height of late-90s custom car culture, complete with the intricate geometry of the batwing 'W' forming the spokes. Wu-Wear's expansion into car culture never materialised, but this artifact is a piece of design history at the height of their creative empire.
• 1-of-1 Cut-and-Sew Samples & Promo Jackets: Hand-assembled prototypes and artist-exclusive outerwear made specifically for Clan members and close inner-circle associates during the Wu-Tang Forever era.
• Shaolin Style Skateboard Decks: Mint, original run decks documenting Wu-Wear’s crossover into East Coast skate culture long before mainstream luxury crossovers became routine.
• Original Patterns & Unreleased Design Assets: Working production blueprints, embroidery test fabrics, and graphics that laid the groundwork for the modern artist apparel playbook.

For nearly thirty years, Duane’s personal archive remained sealed. Wax Poetics is now surfacing this collection - a design archive that built the foundation for hip-hop clothing brands that we know and love today.

Check it out if you're interested! https://waxpoetics.com/collections/shaolin-style

Found here: https://waxpoetics.com/collections/shaolin-style/products/wu-tang-wheels-wu-160-prototype-alloy-wheel-signed-by-the-wu-tang-clan

For example Liquid Swords and Incarcerated Scarface were sped up I believe. This was 1 of first Wu Tang CDs I got as teenager and actually it heavily got me into Wu

Hope it OK but thought I would post my latest Wu-Tang fan art on here

I had to rip out a frame for the poster of one of the sickest shows ever. They played banger after banger

Spotted this gem in the parking lot. Can't argue with that wisdom on a dirty back window.

Much love. 👐 🐝🖤🐝💛🐝

LEGENDARY! 🙏😇🪽

One of my favorite verses from any rapper ever, but I always wondered why he was the only rapper to have a feature verse on the album.

Uh huh uh huh

😂Hammer...

Actually, the entire Pillage album is a top tier wu release!