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Originally released : 00-00-2000
Release date : 04-02-2006
Album name : The W
Artist : Wu-Tang Clan

Ripped by : Workbench
Genre : Hip-Hop
Label : Columbia

Encoding Software : Lame 3.97
Quality : -V 2

Tracks : 13
Size of Files : 81,7 MB

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01 04:27 Chamber Music
02 04:56 Careful (Click, Click)
03 03:37 Hollow Bones
04 03:54 Redbull (Feat. Redman)
05 04:11 One Blood Under W (Feat. Junior Reid)
06 05:33 Conditioner (Feat. Snoop Dogg)
07 03:59 Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off)
08 04:30 Let My Nigga Live (Feat. Nas)
09 03:35 I Can't Go To Sleep (Feat. Isaac Hayes)
10 05:22 Do You Really (Thang, Thang)
11 02:39 The Monument (Feat. Busta Rhymes)
12 04:52 Gravel Pit
13 07:37 Jah World (Feat. Junior Reid)


Total time: 59:12 min
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After a host of disappointing solo albums and
quickly diminishing celebrity (most of the latter
devoted to the continuing extra-legal saga of Ol' Dirty
Bastard), Wu-Tang Clan returned, very quietly, with
2000's The W.The lack of hype was fitting, for this is
a very spartan work, especially compared to its
predecessor,the sprawling and overblown Wu-Tang
Forever. While the trademark sound is still much in
force, group mastermind RZA jettisoned the elaborate
beat symphonies and carefully placed strings of Forever
in favor of tight productions with little more than
scarred soul samples and tight, tough beats. The back-
to-basics approach works well, not only because it
rightly puts the focus back on the best cadre of
rappers in the world of hip-hop, but also because RZA's
immense trackmaster talents can't help but shine
through anyway.