GZA then Rae then Ghost then ODB. Does anyone else think most of the tracks of GZA's latest are solid?

It took me the longest time before I could tell RZA and GZA apart on the albums.

strange considering they sound nothing alike?

Yeah, but I wasn't focusing on who was who. I didn't know what everyone sounded like except for Meth and ODB

It took me quite a while to pin down Inspectah Deck. That dude is seriously under-rated. Seriously.

ghostface, hands down.

tru fax, I mean

Life as a shorty shouldn't be so ruff
But as the world turns I learned life is hell
Living in the world no different from a cell
Everyday I escape from Jakes givin chase, sellin base
Smokin bones in the staircase
Though I don't know why I chose to smoke sess
I guess that's the time when I'm not depressed
But I'm still depressed, and I ask what's it worth?
Ready to give up so I seek the Old Earth
Who explained working hard may help you maintain
to learn to overcome the heartaches and pain

Whatever you guys, cause everyone knows the best was Redman.

I so totally hope you are making some sort of joke here.

Redman is my favorite MC of all time, and I do know people who thought
he was in Wu Tang.

Yes, I was kidding.

Although I did go to school with people who thought he was in Wu-tang. When I tried to prove that he wasn't, they would say "Well then why did Method Man and Redman do so much together?"

Ridiculous.

I found a Redman LP the other day for pretty cheap. He was wearing a north face jacket on the cover which I thought was so ridiculous and amazing. Maybe I should go back and buy it. I still remember where I stashed it so nobody else would find it in the store.

Dare Iz A Darkside
Muddy Waters

...both incredible.

Oh shit, Method Man, Redman, Ghostface Killah are playing close on July 22nd. $32

Dirt McGurk, GZA/Genius, the Meth, and RZA.

Word is bond.

Cappadonna.

why? He's spit a handful of good verses I can think of. But his solo albums are weak.

cuz i love the "Super Model" joint he did w/ Tony Starks & let's face it he added a third dimension to the "Purple Tape" & other Wu-Tang Posse Jamz.

its subjective though. it was b/w him & Rebel I.N.S.

i mean if the criteria was best album i'd have to go w/ Lex Diamonds & the "Purple Tape"...

Cappa was great on IRON MAN, so I had high hopes. But he's been so-so for years. I will say that his joints on 8th DIAGRAM were excellent though.

i'll put it to you like this: the title of this thread is FAVORITE MEMBER OF THE WU-TANG; obviously, early on, Method Man was the star or "first among equals," so from an objective standpoint, that case is the easiet one to make. but i was never a big fan of Meth or O.D.B so i wouldn't choose either as my "favorite."