Wu-Tang Clan

Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

This record inspired more than one generation of rappers and emcees for many years after its release date, and still today it doesn't sound dated at all. The maddest rappers in music history gathered for the first time and delivered their unique razor-sharp verses in this masterpiece guided by the amazing production skills of RZA, the mastermind of the group, that managed to organize and structure the high-tempers of each of the warriors of the clan to craft one of the best albums of all time. ... read more

the concept is amazingly fun, the music is catchy and the closing track is unfair (quite possibly top 3 hip hop song ever for me so far)

2 on the clout scale

Edit (original score 68): idk why I didn’t like this at first. Maybe I was just listening in the background. This album is fantastic. It has an unrealistic amount of character and is extremely catchy while being aggressive and dirty

So raw that that it hasn't been featured on Hell's Kitchen yet.