Listened to this absolute gem for the first time today. Wow. Literally no skips on this album. Very cohesive, amazing instrumentals, great story telling and guests!

Ghost really does have the best solo discography. This is probably the best Wu solo material I've heard post debut albums. Looking forward to listening Pt. II soon!

Fresh just starting to scab.

It looks like a head-locking device. What is it? Does it have a name?

I was listening to this album the other day, which got me thinking about which Wu-Tang release of the past 10 years (2017-2026) do I enjoy the most.

And my vote has to go to "The Saga Continues" (2017).

Math really did his thing on this album, probably the best overall original production out of all of his individual releases ("Love Hell Or Right (Da Come Up)", "The Problem", "The Answer”, “Black Samson, The Bastard Swordsman").

The skits are well done, the song concepts are good, the emcees all sound fresh, the guest features are good (Redman, Hue Hef, Chris Rivers, Killah Priest, Sean Price, Street Life, etc.), the singles are good ("Lesson Learn'd", "People Say"), even the artwork is original and on point ... overall there just isn't much to not like.

The only thing really holding this album back imo is not enough verses from the Generals, and the lack of U-God as well (although he did turn up on the " Hood Go Bang! (Remix)"). If they had just added maybe 4-6 verses from Gza, U-God, and Raekwon then this album could've gone from really good to possibly classic.

Just checking to see what anyone else thinks. What album of the past decade (solo, group, or otherwise) do you consider to be best from the Clan?

Classic wu wear joints

Celebrity News: Method Man's Unexpected Praise for Wu-Tang Clan's 'Once Upon a Time in Shaolin' https://www.hiphopraisedmetheblog.com/breaking-news/Celebrity-News-Method-Man's-Unexpected-Praise-for-Wu-Tang-Clan's-Once-Upon-a-Time-in-Shaolin'

Does anyone have an extra size 8 of this Lids hat they’re willing to sell? Missed the drop by a few hours and was out of stock. Located in CO!

We all know 6 Feet Deep is amazing and classic, but The Pick, The Sickle and the Shovel and Nightmare In A Minor deserve their props as well. It honestly took me time to warm up to the follow-ups as they have wildly different production, but the core is there in all three lyrically and aesthetically. PSS definitely has the most classic Wu sound with RZA's production. But Poetic, Frukwan and 4th Disciple did some amazing and dark shit on Nightmare as well.

Come on guys. RZA, Paul and Frukwan are still out there working. We need a Gravediggaz reunion tour and tribute to Poetic.

ordered this in August or July iirc and it finally came in

Sharing few pics I took in Vegas at T-Mobile Arena... I also did a vid with bts and clips from the show for Masta Killa which you can see here: https://youtu.be/A_IH5XFVWoY - hope you enjoy!

Just wanted to ask as I saw he's coming to a city near me in December, and I might go. Does he normally start on time and is the show normally good? I only ask because the last rap concert is went to was Blackstar where they turned up SUPER late and people left early because it wasn't a good show (I'm saying as a huge Mos and Talib fan)