Showing posts with label wu-tang. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wu-tang. Show all posts

Monday, October 15, 2012

Ramanych: WuRemixes (Vol. 3) [Album]

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Ram Disciple remixes the Wu wonderfully, smoothing out standout tracks like Beneath The Surface and Tru Master by splicing the Clan's scissor-sharp rhymes with sweet soul rhythms.

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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

JFilt: Wu-Tang Remix Chamber [Mixtape]

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Following a dream in which RZA requested production from him, JFilt unlocked the Wu-Tang Remix Chamber, offering 8 reworked Clan cuts.

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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Fuse Interviews Alvin Blanco [Video]



The author of The Wu-Tang Clan and RZA: A Trip Through Hip Hop’s 36 Chambers explains the reason why he wrote the book and the impact of Wu (even now). A must-read for any hip-hop head.

Saturday, February 26, 2011


Anyone familiar knows we are die-hard fans of the Ticallion Stallion, so it comes as no surpise that we would post this mini-doc of the man himself taking us all on a tour of his ol' stomping grounds. Presented by Media Gasface (who have been producing consistently dope docs) the brief video gives us a glimpse into the early days of the Wu.

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Wu-Tang x The Budos Band "The Wudos Band" (Mixtape)

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Wu-Tang Clan and The Budos Band hail from Staten Island, so it's only logical that there should be a mash-up of the two. The Budos Band sound can be compared to the Mehanan Band or Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings. Paired wuth wu-esque samples and classic clan verses, the end result is well-formed.

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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Rock The Bells 2010

After relishing in the memories for at least three days after the fact, we have finally posted the photo highlights from our trip to Rock The Bells in LA. A pilgrimage of sorts, we had the pleasure of catching six of the greatest acts of all-time on one stage, the most rewarding of which was undoubtedly Lauryn Hill. Following a 13-year hiatus, Ms. Hill performed with the verve and vigor of Fugees-era Lauryn, and even graced the crowd with two gems from The Score, Fugee-La and Ready Or Not. Being there reminded us of all the reasons why we have been so obsessed with this music and this culture for so many years. Along the way, we were lucky enough to meet many, the most gracious of which were the RZA and Yung Dirty Bastard. We can't wait to see who will be tapped for next year's lineup, although this year's will be a tough act to follow.

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For the full-day recap, visit @cfunkcollective.