The RZA, The RZA Hits - 1h 1m 14s

Tracks & Durations

1. Narration By The RZA	1:04
2. Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing To F' Wit	3:33
3. Protect Ya Neck	4:51
4. Shimmy Shimmy Ya	2:41
5. Liquid Swords	3:12
6. Narration By The RZA 2	1:18
7. Method Man	4:43
8. Incarcerated Scarfaces	4:12
9. Ice Cream	4:11
10. Narration By The RZA 3	1:31
11. Bring The Pain	3:12
12. Winter Warz	4:39
13. Brooklyn Zoo	3:39
14. All I Need	3:15
15. C.R.E.A.M.	4:07
16. All That I Got Is You	5:21
17. Narration By The RZA About Wu Wear	1:40
18. Wu Wear, The Garment Renaissance	3:53

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Review

It would be near to impossible to dispute that the Wu-Tang Clan are the most important hip-hop collective of the 1990s, something that the Clan seems determined not to let anyone forget. Although they released only two albums as a group in the decade (the ground-breaking Enter the Wu-Tang and the smash Wu-Tang Forever), there have been scads of albums from Wu members, associates, and guests galore--and none of it would have happened without the RZA, the singular producer whose stamp distinguishes the Clan. Working with soundscapes so dense that they have their own gravity, and an entire crew of gifted MCs (not to mention using pianos and strings), Robert "RZA" Diggs opened up mainstream hip-hop to a whole new sound. And he has the hits to prove it--"Ice Cream Man," "Brooklyn Zoo," "Method Man," "Protect Ya Neck," and "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin to F Wit." (Also check out Rahzel's version of this classic on Make the Music 2000.) Except for some pointless narration by RZA, this is the perfect intro to the Wu oeuvre--even if the pointlessly commercial "Wu Wear the Garment Renaissance" is included as a bonus track. --Randy Silver

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