Enter the Wu

No introduction to my sixty-eighth pick.  If you know true hip hop in the early 90's, you will know this!!

Artist - Wu-Tang Clan
Album - Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
Released - 1993
Label - Loud
Genre - Hip Hop


Tracks:
Side One
Bring Da Ruckus
Shame on A Nigga
Clan In Da Front
Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber
Can't It Be All So Simple
Protect Ya Neck
Intermission
Side Two
Da Mystery of Cheeseboxin'
Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit
C.R.E.A.M.
Method Man
Tearz
Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber - Part II
Conclusion

The debut album by the multi-artist, New York based group Wu-Tang Clan.  At thirteen, this album was in heavy rotation by my brother and after listening to it again on vinyl, I'm surprised I I was even allowed to listen to it.  All in all, this is the basis of how I know hip hop and how I grew to love it.  Entirely produced by RZA, a member of the Wu-Tang Clan, I believe this was the forming of hip hop in the early 90's.  Songs like Bring Da Ruckus, Can't It Be All So Simple and C.R.E.A.M. are just master pieces in their own right.  Let's not forget Da Mystery of Cheeseboxin' which is my favorite album on this record.  Another must have in your collection, you cannot go wrong with the Wu and I will forever associate my Wednesdays with Wu-Tang Clan.

Enjoy!