Wu albums you have bought but never properly got into/listened to

[The Hound]

I have listened to all of them atleast once but the albums I stopped after one listen were;

Ying & Yang
Lex Diamond
The Movement
Resident Patient
Made in Brooklyn
Trials & Tribulations
Tical 0
4:21
World According to RZA
Hillside Scramblers
Mr Xictement

[shahcronz]

killarmy silent weapons....

thats a top 10 wu-tang album, a hip hop classic imo, give it another chance


i remember that i bought heavy mental in the summer of 98 or something. i actually didnt know too much about it and i couldnt really get into it on the first listen and put it to the side.
i got into it more later beacause i watched ghost dog like 2 years later and 'from then til now' just sounded perfect on there. then i went back and begun to love the album..

[Comptilla]

I know people gon' talk crazy for these but I have to say..Supreme Clientele And Fishcale. I few tracks I always play but the whole albums I can't. Maybe one day.

[Comptilla]

Also Bobby Digital 1st album and Digi Snacks

[digitalsouljah36]

thats a top 10 wu-tang album, a hip hop classic imo, give it another chance


i remember that i bought heavy mental in the summer of 98 or something. i actually didnt know too much about it and i couldnt really get into it on the first listen and put it to the side.
i got into it more later beacause i watched ghost dog like 2 years later and 'from then til now' just sounded perfect on there. then i went back and begun to love the album..

I know what you mean. The same thing happened to me with Sunz of Man: The Last Shall Be First. I remember listening to it the first time and was ABSOLUTELY PISSED about the 5 Arch Angels snippet outro. Another dissapointment was that Soldiers of Darkness and No Love Without Hate weren't on it either. It took me a long time to appreciate this album and I now consider it a classic. This album should have been Sunz of Man's second album. They never released Nothing New Under The Sun. They would've had two certified classics.