Wu-Tang Clan Reissues “Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)” Just In Time For The Holidays

    Hip Hop fans will be treated to a wide variety of collectible items this Holiday season and among them is a vinyl reissue of the Wu-Tang Clan’s Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).

    Get on Down is the company partnering with RZA to grace fans with the special edition 7-inch vinyl set, which comes with six discs and a bonus vinyl for “Protect Ya Neck” and “Tearz.” The Staten Island group’s 1993 debut album is packaged in a leatherette slipcase housing a hardcover booklet that holds the vinyls. Also included is a 56-page book called The Shaolinthology featuring lyrics, notes from RZA and exclusive interview content.

    The collector’s set is available for pre-order now at Get on Down for the price of $84.98. The first 1,000 orders are scheduled to ship early December.

    A preview of Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) special edition vinyl is below along with the tracklist:

    1A: Bring Da Ruckus
    1B: Shame On A Nigga

    2A: Clan In The Front
    2B: Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber

    3A: Can It All Be So Simple / Intermission
    3B: Da Mystery Of Chessboxin’

    4A: Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nothing Ta F’ Wit
    4B: C.R.E.A.M.

    5A: Method Man
    5B: Protect Ya Neck

    6A: Tearz
    6B: Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber – Part II / Conclusion

    BONUS 7-INCH

    7A: Protect Ya Neck (Bloody Version)
    7B: Tearz [aka After The Laughter Comes Tears]

    8 thoughts on “Wu-Tang Clan Reissues “Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)” Just In Time For The Holidays

    1. Looks good, but I just voted Trump. I’m ready for Shkreli to put out that new Wu shit, baby! Can I get a “Suuuu!”?

    2. One of the greatest rap/hip hop albums of all time. I used to listen to this before going to church every Sunday morning. True story. I was only 13 at the time

    3. Little bit too expensive. I’ll stick to my regular vinyl lp. Matter of fact I already have three copies.

    4. Nice to see Protect Ya Neck (Bloody Version) on there. I still find it odd this (dirty) version wasn’t the one on the original 36 Chambers CD.

      Anybody know if this was ever released previously in CDQ?

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