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  Stream RZA's 'The Man With the Iron Fists' Soulful, Guest-Packed Soundtrack

  October 18, 2012 – Wu-Tang Clan godhead turned film auteur RZA has been teasing us over the past few weeks, leaking songs from his The Man With the Iron Fists soundtrack one high-profile, soul-steeped banger at a time. It seems he's created that rare set of movie-inspired music that's actually worth paying attention to. …
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  The Wu-Tang Clan and Kool G Rap Deliver 'Rivers of Blood'

  October 16, 2012 – Another day, another seriously funky, genuinely newsworthy song from the RZA's upcoming film The Man With the Iron Fists. First there was his "Blowin' in the Wind" (not a Bob Dylan cover). Then the brand new Wu-Tang Clan track, "Six Directions of Boxing," with news of a potential reunion album. …
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  RZA and the Black Keys Combine Funkily, Create 'The Baddest Man Alive'

  October 11, 2012 – Wu-Tang Clan mastermind RZA and Ohio blues-rockers the Black Keys have teamed up before, on a track from the Keys' 2009 rap collaborative album BlakRoc. Now their reunion on "The Baddest Man Alive," the opening track from RZA's upcoming soundtrack to the upcoming martial arts movie he directed, The Man With the Iron Fists, has emerged via Fuse. …
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  RZA Drops New Wu-Tang Clan Song 'Six Directions Of Boxing,' Talks Reunion Album

  October 10, 2012 – RZA's Quentin Tarantino-produced martial arts flick, The Man with the Iron Fists, hits theaters on November 2, but fans can hear a new Wu-Tang Clan song from the soundtrack right now, along with a few other goodies. The rapper/producer turned writer/director/actor shared "Six Directions of Boxing" today, a soul-seething banger featuring, in this order: U-God, Ghostface Killah, GZA, Masta Killa, Cappadonna, and Inspectah Deck. …
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  Wu-Tang Clan Hit With Lawsuit Over 'New Wu' Sample

  September 14, 2012 – "E'ything proper still, right?" Raekwon asks at the beginning of his 2009 single "New Wu." It seemed like a rhetorical boast at the time, but perhaps it was a question to producer RZA regarding the crunchy soul groove that he, Ghostface Killah, and Method Man are about to rap over. …
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  Ol' Dirty Bastard Movie: Hip-Hop's Version of 'The Help'?

  April 5, 2012 – Recently, Entertainment Weekly reported that a biopic about the final, troubled years of the Wu-Tang Clan's Ol' Dirty Bastard was in the works. The big news was that Michael Kenneth Williams, best known as Omar from The Wire, would play ODB. The Wire and Wu-Tang, two things that every rap nerd loves, right? …
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  'Wire' Star Michael Kenneth Williams Cast in Ol' Dirty Bastard Biopic

  March 22, 2012 – Late last year, it was revealed that an Ol' Dirty Bastard biopic was in the works based on a script written by the late Wu-Tang rapper's cousin, Raeshawn. …
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  Wu-Tang Clan, 'Legendary Weapons' (E1 Music)

  September 28, 2011 – Rock that black and yellow before Wiz Khalifa -- it's a Killer Bee color scheme," raps Ghostface on the title track to what's billed as a "Wu-Tang concept record." Ghost's boast is meant as a reminder of the Wu's heritage, but it's an apt summary of the original oversize rap crew's dilemma. After setting trends in their '90s prime, they struggle to fathom rap's quickly shifting fads and faces. …
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  Rock the Bells: Behind the Scenes

  August 25, 2011 –  …
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  Hear the Wu-Tang Clan, Fugazi Mash-Up Album

  July 13, 2011 – From The Grey Album to Girl Talk to The Brothers of Chico Dusty, there's been no shortage of musicians mashing together unlikely musical pairs. But could you ever imagine the formula working between the kung-fu-obsessed hip-hoppers Wu-Tang Clan and straight-edge punks Fugazi? Thanks to two sharp-eared musicians, it does. …
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