First song from Cap’s new mixtape “Eyrth, Wynd, and Fyre” produced entirely by J.Glaze
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Cappadonna- Cuban Link Kings
That damn Cappadonna has done it again! After only being spotted on and off in recent years. And when he has been spotted, it was usually an album that was…..well, forgettable. Now? He is coming with that classic Wu sound. Plus, he is coming as hungry as ever.
No commentsRemedy & JoJo Pellegrino – Transporting (video)
Directed by Dan Meyers and Evan Brockett
Single off “Wu-Tang-The Pollen:Return of the Swarm”
No commentsODB Action Figure by @mikeleavittart
Props to UPNORTHTRIPS
You know what would be the tits.. If Mike Leavittart did a hybrid WU TANG/Marvel Comics Action figure. #justsayin
No commentsRocksmith x Wu Tang Clan T-Shirt by Be Street
No commentsFor Spring 2010, Rocksmith teamed up with Wu Tang to present the Wu Massacre Tee illustrated by French Magazine Be Street. The tee will be available worldwide at select retail locations early spring. It will debut in NYC at the Rocksmith Pop-Up store this March.
RZA Deck the Halls
And you thought the Bing Crosby & David Bowie’s duet is classic
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Ghostface in NYC and more Joe Budden beef
On tour for his latest album Ghostdini: The Wizard of Poetry, Ghostface came home on 11/11 to perform at BB King’s. With left hand man, Trife Diesel, Starks pleased the crowd with tracks from all of his solo albums like Supreme Clientele and Pretty Toney, as well as other Wu Tang albums like 36 Chambers and GZA’s Liquid Swords.
He stressed that hip hop is dying and gave props to legends like Nas, Rakim, and KRS-One.He also gave praise to the main players of Wu Tang, with the exception of The RZA. Could this stem from their 2006 dispute over the release dates of The Big Doe Rehab and Eight Diagrams?
Later in the night, after a surprise performance by The Ultramagnetic MC’s (minus Kool Keith), Ced Gee gave a lecture on the state of hip hop, and ripped on Joe Budden. “Fuck Joe Buddens,” he said. Before Gee left the stage, he continued to diss the face of Slaughterhouse. “Tell that nigga Joe Budden to come see me. I’m in Jersey City all day.” Ghostface made no comment regarding Budden, and just went on with his set until closing with “Do Over” sans Raheem DeVaughn.
photo credit: Jesse Hagen/XXL Magazine
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