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1 C.R.E.A.M. Wu-Tang Clan 4:10
2 Method Man [Skunk Mix][Version] Coles/Diggs/Grice/H 5:03
3 Protect Ya Neck [Version] Wu-Tang Clan 3:32
4 Can It Be All So Simple Wu-Tang Clan 4:11
5 Shame on a Nigga Wu-Tang Clan 2:54
6 Da Mystery of Chessboxin' Wu-Tang Clan 4:47
7 Reunited Wu-Tang Clan 5:22
8 It's Yourz Wu-Tang Clan 4:13
9 Triumph Wu-Tang Clan 5:37
10 Gravel Pit Moorman/Wu-Tang Cla 4:13
11 Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off) Wu-Tang Clan 3:58
12 Sucker M.C.'s McDaniels/Smith/Sim 3:44
13 Uzi (Pinky Ring) Hawkins/Turner/Jone 5:17
14 Shaolin Worldwide Coles/Diggs/Hunter/ 4:03
15 Diesel Wu-Tang Clan 5:29
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Legend of the Wu-Tang Clan: Wu-Tang Clan's Greatest Hits

Audio Compact Disc

Label: BMG Heritage

Legend of the Wu-Tang Clan: Wu-Tang Clan's Greatest Hits

UPC: 828766164527

Release Date: 10/26/2004

Original Release Date: 10/26/2004

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [C.R.E.A.M., Method Man [Skunk Mix][Version], Protect Ya Neck [Version], Can It Be All So Simple, Shame on a Nigga, Da Mystery of Chessboxin', Reunited, It's Yourz, Triumph, Gravel Pit, Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off), Sucker M.C.'s, Uzi (Pinky Ring), Shaolin Worldwide, Diesel]
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Andy Kellman

A disc containing somebody's idea of the Wu-Tang Clan's best tracks is a risky motion, a concept potentially doomed from the outset. Three of the group's four studio albums may be uneven in a number of ways, but is there any manner in which they can be adequately summarized on one disc? Not really. Still, this is a rather practical beginner's guide, despite its effort to maximize profit protential by appealing to those who already have the four albums. "Method Man" and "Protect Ya Neck" are present in alternate-mix forms, and the group's contributions to In tha Beginning...There Was Rap (a lackluster acknowledgment of Run-D.M.C.'s "Sucker MCs"), Next Friday (the inconsequential "Shaolin Worldwide"), and Soul in the Hole (the inessential but alright "Diesel"), are thrown into the fray. There are no glaring omissions, but if someone were to compile a second volume, that disc alone would be grounds for considering Wu-Tang one of the best groups hip-hop has seen. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi

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