Wu-Tang Clan Album: “Unreleased”
 Description :
Since their 1993 debut, no group in hip-hop has delighted bootleg CD sellers like the Wu-Tang Clan, thanks to their massive stash of unreleased material. The compilation album UNRELEASED brings together a collection of hard-to-find tracks and rarely heard remixes from various Wu members. Whether they're studio outtakes from solo projects or unreleased cuts from peripheral Wu-Tang affiliates, all these tracks are stamped with that unmistakable Shaolin sound. Predictably, the highlights on UNRELEASED come courtesy of core members Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, the GZA, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, the RZA, U-God, and Masta Killa, while Shyheim, Cappadonna, Killah Priest, Superb, Streetlife, and Hell Razah round things out with some solid cuts of their own.
Track Listing :
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Intro - (with Buddah Bless) |
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Maxine - (remix, with Ghostface Killah/Raekwon) |
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King Toast Queen - (with U-God/Buddah Bless/Masta Killa/Solomon Childs) |
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Where's Brooklyn @ - (with Bad Luck/All Day/Allah Real) |
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Treez - (with Raekwon) |
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Eggs, Hash & Grits - (with M-Speed/Streetlife/Drama) |
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Pop Shit (Skit) |
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Queens Day '88 - (with Eyes Low) |
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U Don't Care - (with Killah Priest/Hot Flames/Buddah Bless) |
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Masked Avengers - (with Shyhiem/Superb/Hell Razah) |
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Luv Skit |
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Wanna Believe - (with Allah Real/Bad Luck) |
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Wu Banga - (with GZA/Ghostface Killah/Raekwon/Cappadonna/Masta Killa) |
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Da "N" - (remix, with GZA/Method Man/U-God/Raekwon/RZA) |
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Violent Skit |
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Street Kronicles - (with M-Speed) |
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Non-Equivalent - (with Shyhiem) |
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Outro |
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Wise - (with Ghostface Killah) |
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Rap Burglars - (with Raekwon/Inspectah Deck) |
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Album Information :
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UPC:822720712724
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Format:CD
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Type:Performer
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Genre:R&B - Rap
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Artist:Wu-Tang Clan
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Label:Nature Sounds
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Distributed:Caroline Distribution
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Release Date:2007/02/06
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Original Release Year:2007
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Discs:1
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Mono / Stereo:Stereo
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Studio / Live:Studio
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Still Wu
This album was pretty good in my opinion. You still hear the Wu sound on the entire LP. With a few guest stars, this album holds on its own. Though most of this stuff isnt on any LP it could have been. That just tells us, that Wu-tang had a lot of goodies to grab from!!If you like Wu you should definitely buy this unreleased Wu s***. - Great stuff!
Loved it! Been a Wu fan for the longest and they always represent to the fullest! Beats are on point and flow is tight! Nice collabo's too! - Wu-Tang Clan Unreleased
Excellent album. I thought it is really good and almost the whole thing is good. 1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- wish it was a real cd
this cd is ill. it deff takes me back to some 36 chambers cuban linx days. there is no doubt that wu tang is and was the greatest rap group of all time. there are a few new tracks from wu tang and wu afiliated ppl. but most of the tracks are remixs by the wu's long time dj mathematics. i guess there is no need to say if you r a tru wu-tang fan you need this bc the truth is really ur either a tru wu tang fan these days or u dont no much about them. its too bad but there is no more inbetween any more. i would really love a new wu cd with all new stuff. and meth is on the track that amazon said he is on. |
