Enter the 36 Chambers by Wu-Tang Clan (Record, 2021) Vinyl Me Please 2LP New VMP
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Oct 17, 2024 Sold Date
Jun 19, 2024 Start Date
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***Split damage on top  see pics for condition - Vinyl is new 


Tracklist:
Shaolin Sword A1 Bring Da Ruckus A2 Shame on a Nigga A3 Clan in Da Front B1 Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber B2 Can It All Be So Simple B3 Intermission Wu-Tang Sword C1 Da Mystery of Chessboxin' C2 Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit C3 C.R.E.A.M. C4 Method Man D1 Protect Ya Neck D2 Tearz D3 Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber - Part II D4 Conclusion
"While late-’80s East Coast rap was brimming with Afrocentrism through the Native Tongues collective and the quintessential B-boy flair of Run-DMC, Wu-Tang Clan rose from the ether as a minatory, philosophical force hailing from Staten Island. As the impetus of hardcore rap, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) was a succinct orchestration of mayhem and ruthless lyricism that introduced a new dawn of hip-hop brilliance. Over the sound of repetitive snapping and combative slamming, head honcho RZA is the introductory voice of the album on “Bring Da Ruckus.” Challenging all foes, the song is a nexus between Wu-Tang Clan and martial arts culture, aggressively daring hip-hop rivals to compete. As Wu-Tang Clan became a global sensation, the success of 36 Chambers was a slow burn, but eventually certified Platinum in 1995. The forefathers of current-day venomous rappers and crews like Denzel Curry, Pro Era and A$AP Mob, Wu-Tang Clan revolutionized ’90s rap based on their volatile origins and street wisdom. On Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), the once-overlooked posse emerged straight from the underground."


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