The entire collective Wu-Tang Clan family?

[7 Syns]

Is this below the entire clan? or have I missed some peeps?

Wu-Tang Clan
The RZA/Bobby Digital
The GZA/Genius
Ghostface Killah/Tony Starks
Ol' Dirty Bastard/ODB/Osirus/Big Baby Jesus/Dirt McGirt
Method Man/Johnny Blaze/Iron Lung/I could be here for another 5 mins
Raekwon/Lex Diamonds
Inspectah Deck/5th Brother
U-God/Golden Arms
Masta Killa/Noodlez
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Cappadonna/Cappachino
Killah Priest
Sunz Of Man (also features Killah Priest)
StreetLife
KillArmy
G.P. Wu
Poppa Wu
LA The Darkman
Shyheim
Shabazz The Disciple
Gravediggaz
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4th Disciple
Tru Masta
Mathematics
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Hillside Scramblers
Theodore Unit
Ice Water Inc.
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Blue Raspberry
Tekitha
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peace.

 

[7 Syns]

Ive also heard recently that Ghost & U haven't recorded anything for the new Wu record thats apparently being made. Thats kinda shotty, I like U and Ghost and a Wu album without them just isn't a Wu album.

peace.

 

[7 Syns]

All character names

Ghostface Killah (short name: Ghost) (birth name: Dennis Coles)
Sun God
Tony Starks (from the comic Iron Man)
Ghostface
Pretty Toney
Tone-Tanna
General Tony Starks
Starkey Love
Wally Champ
Ironman
Black Jesus
Ghost Deini

The GZA (pronounced "The Jizza") (birth name: Gary Grice) aka
The Genius
Allah Justice
Justice
The Scientist
The Head
Maximillion

Inspectah Deck (short name: INS (I-N-S), deck) (birth name: Jason Hunter) aka
Fifth Brother
Rebel INS
Ayatollah
Manifesto
Charliehorse
Rollie Fingers

Masta Killa (short name: Masta) (from the film Shaolin Master Killer) (birth name: Elgin Turner) aka
High Chief
Jamel Irief
Noodles

Method Man (short name: Meth) (birth name: Clifford Smith) aka
The Ghost Rider (from the comic Ghost Rider)
Johnny Blaze (also from the comic Ghost Rider)
Methtical (Meth-tical)
MZA ("The Mizza")
Shakwon
The Panty Raider
Tical
Ticallion Stallion
Hot Nixon
John-John McLane
John-John Blaizini
Johnny Dangerous
Long John Silver
Iron Lung
Hot Nikkels

Ol' Dirty Bastard (short name: ODB, Dirty) (birth name: Russell Jones) aka
Big Baby Jesus
Ol' Dirt Dog
Joe Bananas
Freeloading Rusty
Dirt McGirt
The Professor
The Bebop Specialist
The Specialist
Prince Delight
Unique Ason
Cyrus
Dirt Schultz
Joe Bannanas
Ol' Dirty BZA
Osiris
Brother Osiris
Ason Unique

Raekwon (short name: Rae) (birth name: Corey Woods) aka
Lex Diamonds
Louis Diamonds
Rick Diamonds
Shallah
Louis Rich
Shallah Raekwon

The RZA ("The Rizza") (birth name: Robert Diggs) aka
Bobby Steels
Bobby Digital
The Abbot
Chief Abbot
The Scientist
Prince Delight
Prince Dynamite
Prince Rakeem
RZArecta (from resurrector, i.e. waking up the mentally dead)
Ruler Zig-Zag-Zig-Allah
Funny bone tickelah

U-God (birth name: Lamont Hawkins) aka
4-Bar Killer
Baby U
Universal God of Law
Baby Huey
Four-Bar Killer
Golden Arms
Lucky Hands
UGodz-Illa

peace.

 

[Sarr]

i hope ghostface is on the album...but not U-God..that dude is fucken shit

 

[Chronic]

I wouldn't include Gravediggaz, Hillside Scramblers or Theodore Unit when talking about the Wu-Tang family. For example no one in Gravediggaz except for The RZA is Wu-Tang.

There's a lot you're missing but the ones I know by heart:

Royal Fam (includes Dreddy Kurger and Solomon Childs)
Bronze Nazareth
Cilvaringz
Suga Bang Bang
Remedy
Du-Lilz (not 100% sure)

There's a shitload more, very hard to make a complete list, especially since some are no longer affiliated. You should google some Wu fansites.

I made a list of Wu-Tang related (I did include Gravediggaz, Theodore Unit etc. cause a Wu-Tang member was/is in them) releases, maybe it'll help. I'm not 100% sure on some of them, hard to find proper info most of the time.

4th Disciple - Steel Valley Project (No. 1) (1999)
9th Prince - Granddaddy Flow (2003)
Ancient Coins - Who Got Change? (2000)
Black Nights - Every Night Is A Black Knight (2004)
The Black Market Militia - The Black Market Militia (2005)
Bronze Nazareth - The Unknown - Death's Birth: The Grip of Behemoths (2002)
Buddha Monk - The Prophecy (1998)
Cappadonna - The Pillage (1998)
Cappadonna - The Yin And The Yang (2001)
Cilvaringz - The Mental Chambers (2001)
Darkim Be Allah - Live At the Lab: Take 1 (2000)
Deadly Venoms - Antidote (1998)
Deadly Venoms - Pretty Thugs (2000)
Dom Pachino AKA P.R. Terrorist - Domination (2004)
Dom Pachino AKA P.R. Terrorist - Tera Iz Him (2002)
Ghostface - The Pretty Toney Album (2004)
Ghostface Killah - Bulletproof Wallets (2001)
Ghostface Killah - Iron Man (1995)
Ghostface Killah - Supreme Clientele (2000)
The Genius - Words From The Genius (1991)
GP Wu - Don't Go Against the Grain (1998)
Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep (1994)
Gravediggaz - The Pick, the Sickle and the Shovel (1997)
The GZA/Genius - Beneath the Surface (1999)
The GZA/Genius - Legend of the Liquid Sword (2002)
The GZA/Genius - Liquid Swords (1995)
Hell Razah & 4th Disciple - Freedom of Speech (2004)
Hell Razah - When All Hell Breaks Loose (2001)
Inspectah Deck - The Movement (2003)
Inspectah Deck - Uncontrolled Substance (1999)
KGB - The Final Cut (2001)
Killah Priest - Black August (2003)
Killah Priest - Heavy Mental (1998)
Killah Priest - Priesthood (2001)
Killah Priest - View from Masada (2000)
Killarmy - Dirty Weaponry (1998)
Killarmy - Fear, Love & War (2001)
Killarmy - Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars (1997)
King Just - Mystics of the God (1995)
La the Darkman - Heist of the Century (1998)
Masta Killa - No Said Date (2004)
Mathematics - Love Hell or Right (Da Come Up) (2003)
Mathematics - The Problem (2005)
Method Man & Redman - Blackout! (1999)
Method Man - Tical (1994)
Method Man - Tical 0: The Prequel (2004)
Method Man - Tical 2000: The Judgement Day (1998)
MMO - MMO the Operation (2001)
Moongod Allah - Return of the Ten Tigers (2002)
Moongod Allah - Ten Tigers of KwanTung (2001)
Myalansky & Joe Mafia - Wu-Syndicate (1999)
(Bobby Digital Presents) Northstar (2004)
Ol' Dirty Bastard - Nigga Please (1999)
Ol' Dirty Bastard - O.D.B.E.P. (1996)
Ol' Dirty Bastard - Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (1995)
Ol' Dirty Bastard - Trials & Tribulations Of Russell Jones (2002)
Othorized F.A.M. - 1st Amendment (2001)
Pop Da Brown Hornet - The Undaground Emperior (2000)
Popa Wu - Visions of the Tenth Chamber (2000)
Prodigal Sunn - Return of the Prodigal Sunn (2005)
Raekwon - Immobilarity (1999)
Raekwon - The Lex Diamond Story (2003)
Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... (1995)
Remedy - The Genuine Article (2001)
Remedy - Code: Red (2003)
Royal Fam - Yesterday, Today, Iz Tomorrow (2000)
The RZA as Bobby Digital in Digital Bullet (2001)
The RZA as Bobby Digital in Stereo (1998)
The RZA - Birth Of A Prince (2003)
The RZA - Music From The Motion Picture Ghost Dog - The Way Of The Samurai (2001)
The RZA - World According To RZA (2003)
Shabazz the Disciple - Book of Shabazz (Hidden Scrollz) (2003)
Shyheim AKA The Rugged Child (1994)
Shyheim - The Greatest Story Never Told (2005)
Shyheim - The Lost Generation (1996)
Shyheim - Manchild (1999)
Solomon Childs - Funeral Talk - The Eulogy (2004)
Solomon Childs - King of New York (2001)
Spark 950 & Timbo King - United We Slam (1994)
(Method Man Presents) Streetlife - Street Education (2005)
Sunz of Man - Elements (2004)
Sunz of Man - The First Testament (1999)
Sunz of Man - The Last Shall Be First (1998)
Sunz of Man - Saviorz Day (2002)
Theodore Unit - 718 (2004)
U-God - Golden Arms Redemption (1999)
Ugodz-Illa Presents The Hillside Scramblers (2004)
Warcloud - Nightmares That Surface from Shallow Sleep (2002)
Warcloud - Pro's Laboratory (2004)
Warcloud - Smuggling Booze in the Graveyard (2002)
Wu-Chronicles (1999)
Wu-Chronicles Part II (2001)
Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) (1993)
Wu-Tang Clan - Iron Flag (2001)
Wu-Tang Clan - The W (2000)
Wu-Tang Clan - Wu-Tang Forever (1997)
(Wu-Tang Productions Present) Wu-Tang Killa Beez - The Sting (2002)
(The RZA Presents) Wu-Tang Killa Beez - The Swarm Volume 1 (1998)

There's 15-20 more albums that I still need to check out.

PS: Listen to "Clan in da Front"

 

[7 Syns]

The Genius - Words From The Genius (1991) <-- this is rare isn't it? Ive heard about it but never been able to find it or find the actual songs to download.

But you're right Chron, there's a hell of alot missing. Remedy is one I shouldve remembered. He used to be my fav. white emcee for along time (I think im thinking of the right Rem?). There's also some European and Latin cats I forgot too which make part of some international division of the Wu in which RZA made a few years back. But cheers on the info feedback :thumb:.

P.S. youve bumped all them LP's? If so you're a god among wu fans my man. ha.

peace.

 

[kman_69]

yeah i was gonna say...Remedy... -hes definetly wu-fam...

 

[7 Syns]

i hope ghostface is on the album...but not U-God..that dude is fucken shit

thats the general consensus of U. However I beg to differ, it's a played topic though. "U-God is wack". He might not be the 'best' in the fam but when you're comparing someone to emcee's like Ghost, Meth, Deck, Gen and so on it's hard to be 'better' especially when those emcee's are critically acclaimed by both the industry underground and some commercial and more importantly the fans. But U can and does come correct, thats not even opinion but fact. He's not flamboyant like Meth or ODB. He's not super-lyrical like Gen or Deck and he's not on some other shit like Ghost is and/or Rae was. But he's tight regardless..

He killed "Gravel Pit" and killed most songs post-'Forever' eg. Ghost's "Cherchez La'Ghost". Why? Because U-God was and is still hungry as he never achieved such success which others might have.

I know you've been a fan of RZA for awhile now, but U-God > RZA as an emcee. My reasons for that? His flow is way more consistent, RZA at times seems to force a flow because his rhyme structure is jotted down in longer than average bars. And can even ruin songs because of that reason eg. AZ's 'The Birth'. He's rhymes are stuck inbetween nice and 'what the fuck is he saying?'. He's the mixture of Ghost and GZA but only extracts their weaker points instead of their highlights. That being said, when he gets his style correct he kills songs eg. "Protect Ya Neck", most on 'The W'.

U-God can be repeatitive but I admire the way he tells it how it is occassionally lacing his rhymes on some 'swinging my lyrical swords at your vocal chords" shit and like RZA, when he gets it correct he kills songs as I mentioned above.

Ofcourse it's all opinions, but I think that there's no real difference between liking RZA and/or U-God. They're similar yet different at the same time on different notes. But I stand by U-God > RZA. You'll beg to differ no doubt, but I think calling him shit in unjustified.

peace.

 

[AmerikazMost]

The Genius - Words From The Genius (1991) <-- this is rare isn't it? Ive heard about it but never been able to find it or find the actual songs to download.

I have "Words from the Genius" and "Pass the Bone" on my computer. Both from the album.

 

[linx]

7Syns is right. If I hear a Wu album, I want each and every one of them mf's on there.

 

[ImmortalTech]

^^ word... actually first time i heard 36 chambers, i wasnt feeling it, but then again i was like 9 .. when i went back and listened recently, i juss been looking for any thing wu related, and thats pretty much all i been bumpin for the last year