Wu list :

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ok here's my extended wu list apart from the og members :

Wu Tang – Wu World
Wu Tang – 36 Chambers
Wu Tang – The W
Wu Tang - Wu Tang Forever
Wu Tang – Iron Flag
Wu Tang – Wu Blends, best of Wu Tang
Wu Tang – Killa B Sides
Wu Tang – Wu Tang Collective
Wu Tang – Wu Banga Vol 1
Wu Tang – Wu Banga Vol 2
Wu Tang – Wu Banga Vol 3
Wu Tang – Wu Banga Vol 4
Wu Tang – Wu Banga Vol 5
Wu Tang – Wu Banga Vol 6
Wu Tang – Wu Tang Family
Wu Tang – The Rza Hits
Wu Tang – Wu Blends
Wu Tang – Wu Chronicles 1
Wu Tang – Best of Wu Tang (3CD)
Wu Tang – Hidden Chambers Vol 1
Wu Tang – Hidden Chambers Vol 2
Wu Tang – Hidden Chambers Vol 3
Wu Tang – Hidden Chambers Vol 4
Wu Tang – Hidden Chambers Vol 5
Wu Tang – Hidden Chambers Vol 6
Wu Tang – Hidden Chambers Vol 7
Wu Tang – Hidden Chambers Vol 8
Wu Tang – Demo Tape
Wu Tang – Chamber Music (instrumentals)
Wu Tang - legend of the wu tang (greatest hits)
Wu Tang The Disciples Of The 36 Chamber Chapter 2 (DVDA)
Wu-Tang Clan Presents - Shaolin Drunkard
Wu-Tang Clans Dug Up Beats and Digger Delights-2CD
Wu Killa Beez – The Swarm
Wu Fam       Deadly Venoms – Pretty Thugs
     Poppa Wu – Presents United Kingdom
                  Royal Fam – Yesterday today iz tomorrow
                  Pop Da Brown Hornet – Underground
                  Black Rose Kartel – Rose kartel  Order
                  Autonoyz Project – Autonoyz Project
                  Buddah Monk – The Prophecy
                  Cilvaringz – The Mental Chambers (instrumentals)
                  Cilvaringz - The Mental Chamberz
                  Cilvaringz - All Star Collection Box - 10 Year Anniversary
                  Darkim Be Allah - Live At The Lab 1 – Preliminaries
                  Darkim Be Allah - Live At The Lab 1 – Take 1
                  Darkim Be Allah  - Singles
                  Dom Pachino (of Killarmy) - Domination
                  Dom Pachino (of Killarmy) – Unreleased
                  Dom Pachino - The Best Of
                  Dom Pachino - Teraz Iz Him
                  4th Disciple - Steel Valley Projects-Vol  1
                  GP Wu – Don’t Go Against the Grain
                  Hot Butter – New Chamber
     Hell Razah Presents - Black Presidents Mixtape Vol 1
                  Hell Razah 2001 - When All Hell Breaks Loose
                  M M O - All About The Money
                  Sunz of Man – First Testament
                  Sunz of Man – Last Shall Be First
                  Sunz of Man – Angels Of Darkness
                  Sunz of Man – Rare & Unreleased
                  Sunz of Man - Nothing New Under the Sun
                  Sunz of Man - Elements
                  Sunz of Man presents Hell Razah and 4th Disciple - Freedom of Speech
                  Soul Kid Klik - Invisible Army
                  Trife - Phaze One
                  Warcloud - Smuggling Booze In The Graveyard
                  Warcloud - Nightmares That Surface From Shallow Sleep
                  Killarmy – Dirty Weaponry
                  Killarmy – Silent Weapons
                  Killarmy - Doomsday
                  Killah Baamz – Untitled
                  King Just – Mystics Of the Gods
                  Lin Brothers – Ching Dynasty
                  Moongod Allah – Ten Tigers of Kwantung
                  Moongod Allah - The Return of The Ten Tigers
                  Makeba Mooncycle - Makeba Mooncycle
                  Myalansky & Joe Mafia - Wu Syndicate
                  Protect.Ya.Neck VA Digital Dartz - The Evil that Men Do
                  Solomon Childs - King of New York
                  Solomon Childs - Funeral Talk
                  Remedy – Genuine Article
                  Royal Fam - Years Months Dayz
                  Shabazz The Disciple   Self Titled
                  Timbo King & Spark 950 – United We Stand
                  Timbo King - Gangsta Chronicles Volume 1
                  Timbo_King - Throw_Black_Series_Part_1_And_2-2CD
                  VA Shaolin Soul EP 1
                  VA Shaolin Soul EP 2
                  VA Shaolin Soul EP 3
                  33 the great - Swordsports
                  9th Prince - Granddaddy Flow



Wu Legacy albums : (add more if you know of any im missing)

In order of release date
* Non-Wu Artist

*Stetsasonic - On Fire [Original & Re-release]
*Stetsasonic - In Full Gear [Original & Re-release]
Finesse and *Synquis - Soul Sisters
Wu-Tang Clan [Wu-Tang Demo Tape]
GZA/Genius - Words From The Genius [Original & Re-release]
Wu-Tang Clan - Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
Gravediggaz [Gravediggaz Demo Tape]
*Spark 950 & Timbo King - United We Slam (EP)
Ghetto Philharmonic - Hip-Hop Be-Bop
Shyheim - AKA The Rugged Child
Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep / Niggamortis [USA & International]
Method Man - Tical
*Tricky & The Gravediggaz - The Hell EP
Ol' Dirty Bastard - Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version
Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...
King Just - Mystics of the God [Original & Re-release]
Champ - Ghetto Flava
GZA/Genius - Liquid Swords
Gunslinguz - We All We Gott
Shyheim - The Lost Generation
Ghostface Killah - Ironman
Ol' Dirty Bastard - O.D.B.E.P. (EP)
Wu-Tang Clan - Wu-Tang Forever [USA & International]
Killarmy - Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars
Gravediggaz - The Pick, The Sickle, And The Shovel
GP Wu - Don't Go Against The Grain
Protect Ya Neck Records - Hot Butter: A New Chamber
Deadly Venoms - Antidote [Promotional]
Killah Priest - Heavy Mental
Cappadonna - The Pillage [USA & International]
Sunz Of Man - The Last Shall Be First
Wu-Tang Killa Bees - The Swarm: Volume 1
Killarmy - Dirty Weaponry
Buddha Monk - The Prophecy
Method Man - Tical 2000: Judgement Day
LA The Darkman - Heist of the Century
The RZA - RZA As Bobby Digital In Stereo [USA & Japan]
4th Disciple - Steel Valley Project (No. 1)
Sunz Of Man - The First Testament
Wu-Chronicles: Chapter I
The Syndicate - Myalansky & Joe Mafia: Wu-Syndicate
The RZA - The RZA Hits (Volume One)
GZA/Genius - Beneath The Surface
Wu-Tang Clan - Shaolin Style / Taste The Pain [PSX Game]
Method Man - Tical: The Alter Ego Remixes (EP)
Ol' Dirty Bastard - Nigga Please
Method Man & *Redman - Blackout
Inspectah Deck - Uncontrolled Substance
U-God - Golden Arms Redemption
Shyheim - Manchild
Raekwon - Immobilarity
Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai (Soundtrack) [Japan]
Deadly Venoms - Pretty Thugs [Promotional]
Ghostface Killah - Supreme Clientele [USA & Canada]
Royal Fam - Yesterday, Today, Iz Tomorrow [Bootleg Release]
Lin Brotherz - Ch'ing Dynasty (EP)
Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai (Soundtrack) [USA]
Popa Wu - Visions of the 10th Chamber: The Harmonic Reality of Sound [MP3 Album]
Black Rose Kartel - Rose Kartel Order [MP3 Album]
Killah Priest - View From Masada
Darkim Be Allah - Live At The Lab: Take 1
Pop Da Brown Hornet - The Undaground Emperor
Popa Wu - Visions of the Tenth Chamber
The RZA & *Big Cap - Wu-Tang Mix
Makeba Mooncycle - Makeba Mooncycle (EP) [Internet MP3 Release]
Wu-Tang Clan - The W
Cilvaringz - The Mental Chambers
Cappadonna - The Yin And The Yang
M.M.O. - M.M.O. The Operation
Remedy - The Genuine Article
Moongod Allah - Ten Tigers of Kwantung
Solomon Childs - King of New York (EP) [Internet MP3 Release]
Gravediggaz - Nightmare In A-Minor [Original & Re-release]
Soul Kid Klik - Invisible Army [Original, MP3.com, Re-release & Retail]
Othorized F.A.M. - 1st Amendment
Hell Razah - When All Hell Breaks Loose
Wu-Chronicles: Chapter II
Killah Priest - Priesthood
Cappadonna's Iron Fist Pillage (Soundtrack)
The RZA - RZA As Bobby Digital: Digital Bullet [Original & Limited Ed.]
Killarmy - Fear, Love & War
Ol' Dirty Bastard - The Dirty Story: The Best of O.D.B.
Ghostface Killah - Bulletproof Wallets
Cappadonna - Cappadonna Hits
Protect Ya Neck Records - Digital Dartz: The Evil That Men Do [Original & Re-release]
Method Man & *Redman - How High (Soundtrack)
Wu-Tang Clan - Iron Flag [USA & International]
Goodfella Mike G - Time To Make Da Pasta
The Unknown - Death's Birth: The Grip of Behemoths
1.4.0. Productions - School Yard Funk Art
Wu-Tang Killa Bees - The Sting: Volume 2 [Original & Limited Ed.]
Ol' Dirty Bastard - The Trials And Tribulations of Russell Jones
Moongod Allah - The Return of the Ten Tigers
P.R. Terrorist - Tera Iz Him
Deadly Venoms - Still Standing
Warcloud - Nightmares That Surface From The Shallow Sleep
Warcloud - Smuggling Booze In The Graveyard
Protect Ya Neck Records - Protect Ya Neck Collection: Volume 1 [Japan & USA]
1.4.0. Productions - Poisonous Poets, Murderous Melodies
G-Clef - G-Clef's Jazzy Breaks
Sunz Of Man - Saviorz Day
Master Fool - Brownsville Kid
Joe Mafia - This One [Advance & MP3.com]
Rocks The World MC's - Rocks The World MC's
Cilvaringz - The All Star Collection Box: 10 Year Anniversary
GZA/Genius - Legend of the Liquid Sword
G-Clef - Journals From A Desert Planet (EP)
Remedy - Code: Red
Frukwan - Life
Ghostface Killah - Shaolin's Finest
The RZA - The World According To RZA [Germany & UK]
M.M.O. - All About The Money
9th Prince - Granddaddy Flow
Inspectah Deck - The Movement
Killah Priest - Black August
Mathematics - Love, Hell or Right (Da Come Up)
Cappadonna - The Struggle [Advance & Retail]
The RZA - RZA As Bobby Digital: Birth of a Prince
Shabazz The Disciple - Book of Shabazz (Hidden Scrollz)
The Four Horsemen - The Horsemen Project
Killah Priest - Black August Revisited
Raekwon - The Lex Diamond Story
1.4.0. Productions - Staten Island Stand Up
P.R. Terrorist - Unreleased
Northstar - Bobby Digital Presents Northstar
G-Clef - G-Clef's Drama Breaks
Black Knights - Every Night Is A Black Knight



Heres the Wu histogram / tree :

4th Disciple
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Primarily a Producer, but also an MC. 4th Disciple's work spans many artists such as Sunz Of Man, Killarmy, Wu-Tang Clan, and Remedy amongst many others. 4th is a native dweller of Ohio, and was one of the founding members of Killarmy.
4th Disciple is responsible for all the "scratches" on the Wu's early albums.
Albums: Steel Valley Project (No. 1) (1999)

9th Prince
Other Names: Madman, Prince Sadam, North Star, Iron Fingers, 9th Prism
Notes: Killarmy MC and brother of Wu-Tang guru, The RZA. One of the original members of Killarmy (before ShoGun Assason and Beretta 9).
Albums: Granddaddy Flow (2003)

12 O'Clock
Other Names: Billy Box
Notes: Primarily an MC, and also a sometime Producer. 12 O'Clock is a member of many Wu groups (Brooklyn Zu, D.R.U.G., and Two On Da Road). He is the younger brother of Wu-Tang elder Ol' Dirty Bastard.
Albums: n/a

60 Second Assassin
Other Names: Black Satin, 62nd
Notes: Sunz Of Man MC who has lent his vocals to many Wu albums (Ol' Dirty Bastard, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah). 60 Second Assassin is a cousin to Wu member's RZA, GZA and Ol' Dirty.
His traditional rap style is a blend of rhyme and song. This was best demonstrated on Killah Priest's "Tai Chi" song.
Albums: n/a

1.4.0. Productions
Other Names: 140, Shortre
Notes: Executive producer for Othorized F.A.M. He also produces for many artists from New York's Staten Island province as well.
Name means "One [1] For [4] elements Overall

• ". Elements in this case refers to the elements of hip hop (ie. MC'ing, DJ'ing, graf etc.)

Albums: School Yard Funk Art (2002); Poisonous Poets, Murderous Melodies (2002); Staten Island Stand Up (2003)

A.I.G.
Other Names: Allah Is God
Notes: Group consisting of Darkim Be Allah, and AllahWise (aka Wise Wizard). Made their debut hit "Bronx War Stories" on "The Swarm" compilation.
Albums: n/a

American Cream Team
Other Names: Harlem Hoodz
Notes: Group consisting of Baby Thad, Chip Banks (aka Banky Baby, Banky B. Nino), Polite, Rhyme Recca, Superb (aka Lord Superb), and Triflyn. Their main producer is Trifyln, who has also created beats for Raekwon.
A minor scuffle in late 2000 lead to the shooting death of group member, Chip Banks.
Albums: n/a

Arabian Knight
Other Names: Q-Base
Notes: Producer whose works include tracks by GZA/Genius, Killah Priest and Royal Fam. Works for his own company "Arabian Knight Productions".
Albums: n/a

Armel
Other Names: Snuggle Up, Sneeze
Notes: Member of the group Ancient Coins who have worked with the Sunz Of Man and Makeba Mooncycle in the past.
Formerly known as Snuggle Up, and has a deal with GZA's label "Liquid Swords Entertainment".
Albums: n/a

Beretta 9
Other Names: Born God Allah, Kinetic
Notes: Ohio MC who later joined Killarmy. Like various Wu artists, Beretta is a vegetarian.
Albums: n/a

Black Ice
Other Names: n/a
Notes: New group signed to Ghostface's "Starks Enterprise" label. Members are Bagz and Professor. Their first single "Every Nite of the Summer" features Ghostface himself, along with R&B group XL.
Albums: n/a

Black Knights
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Group consisting of Crisis The Drunken Swordsman, Doc Doom (aka War God), Monk, and formerly Warcloud. Wu-Fam group from California, debuted with two tracks on 1998's "The Swarm" compilation under the combined name Black Knights of the Northstar (alongside fellow California group Northstar).
Warcloud has now pursued a career as a solo artist and is no longer a prominent member of this group.
Albums: Every Night Is A Black Knight (2003)

Black Moezart
Other Names: Mo The Barber
Notes: Producer who's work includes tracks by Ghostface Killah and Shyheim. Rumored to be Ghostface's own barber.
Albums: n/a

The Blaquesmiths
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Producer duo consisting of Mike McDonald, and Rell-Love. The Blaquesmiths have produced tracks for many Wu-Tang artists including the Ruthless Bastards, Ghostface Killah, and Shyheim.
Albums: n/a

Blue Raspberry
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Female vocalist who can be heard on many Wu albums. Her first appearances was on were on Method Man's "Tical".
Albums: n/a

Brooklyn Zu
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Group consisting of 12 O'Clock, Buddha Monk, Cherokee Chief, Shorty Sh*t Stain, and Zu Keeper. First heard on Ol' Dirty Bastard's "Return to the 36 Chambers". The group have made a number of Wu album appearances since, and have also recorded a number of tracks which later appeared on Popa Wu's "Visions of the 10th Chamber". They were once collectively tied with the "old" United Kingdom group.
Albums: n/a

Bronze Nazareth
Other Names: Half-Entity, The Entity
Notes: A new and much sought after Wu producer, who is also a member of Cilvaringz' production team called "Ringz & Partners, Inc.".
Originally befriended Cilvaringz through the Internet who was impressed with his production skills. Bronze later went on to work with Moongod Allah, and from there he infiltrated the Wu ranks.
Albums: Two Champions of Shaolin (2003)

Buddha Monk
Other Names: Lord Buddha Monk
Notes: Brooklyn Zu MC and Producer. Buddha Monk is also a solo artist and has produced tracks for Ol' Dirty Bastard, Popa Wu and some outside artists.
Albums: The Prophecy (1998)

Cappadonna
Other Names: Donna CappaGoines, Poppy Wardrobe King, Cappa Shogun, Donnamite, Jay Bird, Catalog Don, Cappachino
Notes: The "once" honorary tenth Clan MC. Cappadonna had major contributions to Ghostface Killah's "Ironman" album before signing on with RZA's "Razor Sharp" label and releasing "The Pillage".
Albums: The Pillage (1998); The Yin And The Yang (2001); Cappadonna Hits (2001); The Struggle (2003)

Cilvaringz
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Dutch-Morrocan MC and Producer. Also a member of the Lin Brotherz. His Wu inception eventuated after many flights to New York and hours of waiting in front of RZA's office. Cilvaringz' demo tape reached the hands of Sophia Diggs (RZA's sister) who subsequently handed it to her brother - and the rest is history.
Cilvaringz has a large Internet following mostly due to his willingness to talk to fans and continuous promotions.
He is also the first non-American to have signed with the Wu.
Albums: The Mental Chambers (2001); The All Star Collection Box: 10 Year Anniversary (2002)

Code Red Family
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Not an official group but comprises of all artists signed to "Code Red Entertainment" (formerly "Fifth Angel Records"). This currently includes Remedy, Lounge Mode (from Othorized F.A.M.), Cappadonna and Sweetleaf.
Albums: n/a

Culture
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Vocalist of sorts. First came to light on Cappadonna's "The Yin And The Yang". Signed to Ghostface's "Stark Enterprises". Also Ghost's cousin.
Albums: n/a

Darkim Be Allah
Other Names: DB Allah, Donnie Banks, T-Big
Notes: Producer and MC who first came into light on "The Swarm" compilation.
Albums: Live At The Lab: Take 1 (2000)

Dreddy Kruger
Other Names: Dutchmaster
Notes: Royal Fam and one-time United Kingdom MC who also has connections with the Sunz Of Man. Dreddy has recorded tracks with many Wu artists (Gravediggaz, GZA/Genius) and also some European artists (IAM).
Albums: n/a

Division
Other Names: Cuffie Crime Family, Cuffie Crime Factory, CCF
Notes: Group which first came into light with the release of the Popa Wu albums. Members include Terra Tory (aka Jet Black), Freemurder (aka Lil' Free), and Shacronz. Freemurder also made a guest appearance on Cappadonna's "The Yin And The Yang".
Albums: n/a

D.R.U.G.
Other Names: Dirty Rotten Underground Grimies
Notes: Largely unheard of group with members 12 O'Clock, Master Fool, Ol' Dirty Bastard, and Popa Chief. After their announcement as a group, D.R.U.G. made a few stage performances and allegedly recorded a number of singles (none of which have made their way onto the Internet).
Their plans are probably put on hold owing to the continuous legal problems of Ol' Dirty Bastard, and his committments to the Wu-Tang Clan.
Albums: n/a

D.W. Soldiers
Other Names: n/a
Notes: New underground group featuring Suga Bang Bang, Lucky Pharagano, Dinkey Dink, La-Don, Lord Fury, and Baby Face Finster.
Albums: n/a

Frukwan
Other Names: Fruitkwan, Gate Keeper
Notes: Gravediggaz MC and Producer. Frukwan started his career in the group Stetsasonic (as Fruitkwan) with Prince Paul.
When Paul and RZA left the Gravediggaz, Frukwan assumed a greater role within the group.
Albums: Life (2003)

Ghostface Killah
Other Names: Ironman, Sun God, Starkey Love, Wally Champ, Tony Starks, General Tony Starks
Notes: The first MC to open on "Enter The 36 Chambers". Ghostface is also the first artist to release an album for "Razor Sharp" Records.
Shares a special affinity with fellow MC, Raekwon - the two are considered one of hip hop's best duos.
Albums: Ironman (1996); Supreme Clientele (2000); Bulletproof Wallets (2001); Shaolin's Finest (2003)

Gravediggaz
Other Names: n/a
Notes: First considered a side project of The RZA. The Gravediggaz were brought together by Hip Hop producer Prince Paul shortly after "Enter the 36 Chambers". They are attributed to being the pioneers of the horrorcore sound after their debut release "6 Feet Deep". Prince Paul (aka The Undertaker, Dr. Strange) took a backseat role during the group's next album before leaving the group altogether.
Later it was reported that RZA (aka RZArector) too had left the group. Shabazz The Disciple and Omen were called in as replacements, and rumor had it that a new album was recorded. This album was never in fact released (maybe even recorded). Shabazz and Omen toured Europe as brief members of the Gravediggaz but are no longer associated with this group.
The Gravediggaz then became a duo as the two remaining "core" members Poetic (aka Grym Reaper) and Frukwan (aka Gate Keeper) kept the 'Diggaz name alive. This was until Poetic's untimely death in 2001.
Albums: [Unreleased Demo Tape] (1993); 6 Feet Deep (aka Niggamortis) (1994); The Pick, The Sickle, And The Shovel (1997); Nightmare In A-Minor (2001)

GZA/Genius
Other Names: Justice, The Head, Allah Justice, Maximillion
Notes: The first Wu MC to record an album. His "Words From The Genius" came out a few years before the Clan's official release. GZA was one of the founding members of the Wu-Tang Clan, and aside from RZA, is considered the group's main figurehead.
Albums: Words From The Genius (1991); Liquid Swords (1995); Beneath The Surface (1999); Legend of the Liquid Sword (2002)

Hell Razah
Other Names: Heaven Razah, Lazarus, Israel The Arch Angel, Tha Young Rabbi, Young Razah
Notes: Sunz Of Man MC. Hell Razah has made a number of Wu album appearances which include GZA's "Beneath The Surface", Ghostface's "Supreme Clientele", and U-God's "Golden Arms Redemption".
Albums: When All Hell Breaks Loose (2001)

Inspectah Deck
Other Names: Rebel INS, Fifth Brother, Rollie Fingers, Ayatollah, Manifesto
Notes: Primarily an MC who also produces beats for many Clan affiliates. Inspectah Deck's debut album was marred by frequent setbacks and label problems. Often considered the group's underdog (or unsung hero).
Named after Ector Clouseau from the "Pink Panther" cartoons.
Albums: Uncontrolled Substance (1999); The Movement (2003)

Islord
Other Names: Thief of Bagdad
Notes: One of the original MC's for the supergroup United Kingdom. Islord was absent for most of Killarmy's "Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars" recording, but played a greater role in the group's subsequent releases.
He was incorrectly credited as being an assistant engineer on Raekwon's "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..." album. Islord was merely present at the time.
Albums: n/a

Jamie Sommers
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Female MC signed to RZA's "Razor Sharp" label. First heard on Ghostface Killah's "Ironman" album, and later on RZA's "Bobby Digital" projects.
Albums: n/a

John The Baptist
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Producer whose works include tracks by GZA/Genius, Killah Priest and Royal Fam. Manages his own company "Deadly Venoms Production".
Albums: n/a

JoJo Pellegrino
Other Names: Joey Soprano
Notes: MC signed to Ghost's "Starks Enterprise" label.
Albums: n/a

Killah Priest
Other Names: Masada, Iron Sheik, Lord Messiah
Notes: Sunz Of Man MC and popular solo artist. Killah Priest's claim to fame are his super-complex religious-tinged lyrics. Once teamed with Shabazz The Disciple as the duo Disciples of Armageddon. KP is also balancing his solo career between committments with the Sunz Of Man, The Maccabees, and The Four Horsemen.
His reported fued with the Wu-Tang (particularly RZA) has been the subject of much recent interest. This lead to his [possibly forced] absence from the Sunz Of Man's "Savior's Day" album.
This being said, RZA has confirmed that their falling out was on a business and not a personal level. KP's affiliation with the Wu now seems to have been re-affirmed.
Albums: Heavy Mental (1998); View From Masada (2000); Priesthood (2001); Black August (2003); Black August Revisited (2003)

Killarmy
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Well known Wu group comprising of 9th Prince, Islord, Beretta 9, Killa Sin, P.R. Terrorist, and ShoGun Assassin. Their debut release "Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars" was the first album to be released by the "Priority" distributed "Wu-Tang Records".
Most of the group members are from New York, but Beretta 9 and ShoGun Assason are from Ohio. 9th Prince is the younger brother of The RZA. Production duties for this group are primarily handled by 4th Disciple.
All the Killarmy members are currently working on solo albums.
Albums: Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars (1997); Dirty Weaponry (1998); Fear, Love & War (2001)

Killa Sin
Other Names: Killarm Sadam
Notes: Killarmy MC and brother of Wu-Fam member, Power. Considered by most to be the group's best lyricist.
Albums: n/a

King Just
Other Names: n/a
Notes: MC and close associate of Popa Wu, Shyheim, GP Wu and the Shaolin Soldiers. Served in the US Marine Corp before taking to the rap game.
Albums: Mystics of the God (1995)

LA The Darkman
Other Names: La Trapa Khan
Notes: MC and protege of Raekwon. Has appeared on many Wu albums such as "Beneath The Surface", "Nigga Please" and "Visions of the 10th Chamber".
The only respected hip hop artist in history to have recorded with Vanilla Ice.
Albums: Heist of the Century (1998)

Lounge Mode
Other Names: Lounger, Loungin' Lo
Notes: Othorized F.A.M. MC signed to "Code Red Entertainment". Lounge has been connected with the Wu since their very beginning (his earliest reference was on GZA's "Pass The Bone").
Albums: n/a

Majestic 12
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Duo comprising of Wu producer C12 and his wife Madam Majestic. C12 (aka Carlos Bess, Dr. Ben Casey) has produced for Shabazz The Disciple, Celestial Souljahz and Ghostface Killah.
Madam Majestic has provided vocals for Ghostface's "Supreme Clientele" and Wu-Tang's "The W" albums.
Albums: n/a

The Manchuz
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Group consisting of Babyface Finster, Drunken Dragon, Manley Musa, Delta #1 (aka Redz), and Spiritual Assassin. They have worked closely with Brooklyn Zu, Ol' Dirty Bastard and Popa Wu. Besides making a number of appearances on Buddha Monk's "The Prophecy" album, The Manchuz provided a number of tracks for both of the Popa Wu albums as well.
Albums: n/a

Masta Killa
Other Names: High Chief, Jamel Irief, Noodles
Notes: Low-key Clan MC. Was once considered the honorary ninth member of the team. Nowadays MK is a fully fledged member and had made numerous album appearances with Wu-Tang and non-Wu artists alike.
Known to be a strict vegetarian.
Albums: n/a

Master Fool
Other Names: Master Fuol
Notes: MC and member of the group D.R.U.G. Master Fool is a very close associate of rapper Thirstin Howl III and is also part of Howl's "Spit Squad".
Formerly spelt his name as Master Fuol.
Albums: Brownsville Kid (2002)

Mathematics
Other Names: Allah Mathematics, The 5th Pupil
Notes: Producer who's works include tracks by Wu-Tang Clan, Cappadonna, Ghostface Killah, and Killarmy amongst many others. Also the originator of the now famous "Wu" logo.
Albums: Love, Hell or Right (Da Come Up) (2003)

Method Man
Other Names: Tical, Methtical, Shakuan, Iron Lung, Hot Nikkels, Hot Nixon, Ghost Rider, The MZA, Long John Silver, Johnny Blaze
Notes: Perhaps the most popular and recognisable of all the Wu MC's. Method Man was the first member to release a solo album after the success of "Enter The 36 Chambers". He furthered his career by recording with a string of artists inside and outside his Wu family (and continues to do so today).
Method Man also produces from time to time, and more recently he has delved into an acting career.
Albums: Tical (1994); Tical 2000: Judgement Day (1998); Tical: The Alter Ego Remixes (1998); Blackout (1999); How High (Soundtrack) (2001)

Mighty Jarret
Other Names: Mikey Jarrett Jr., Malachi, Eternal, Hard Bishop
Notes: Reggae artist and member of the Royal Fam.
Albums: n/a

M.M.O.
Other Names: Money Makin Operation, Money Makin Outlaws, Money Members Only, The Massive
Notes: Group consisting of Trigga, Itchy Finga-Sha, Pearl Handles, Naisha and Bam Bam.
Albums: M.M.O. The Operation (2001); All About The Money (2003)

Moongod Allah
Other Names: Philly J
Notes: Dutch Producer who's works include tracks by Cilvaringz, Lin Brotherz (of which he is also a member), and outside crew the Most High Brotherz. Also a close RZA associate.
Albums: Ten Tigers of KwanTung (2001); The Return of the Ten Tigers (2002); Two Champions of Shaolin (2003)

Northstar
Other Names: Northstar Fam
Notes: West coast duo consisting of Christbearer (aka Ice), and Meko (aka Meko The Pharoah, Minky). When Northstar were first signed to "Wu-Tang Records" they were known collectively with the Black Knights, as Black Knights of the Northstar. The two have since split into separate groups.
Albums: Bobby Digital Presents Northstar (2004)

Ol' Dirty Bastard
Other Names: Unique Ason, Big Baby Jesus, Osirus, Cyrus, Ol' Dirt Dawg, Joe Bananas, Dirt McGirt
Notes: Notorious for being on the wrong side of the law, Wu-Tang's craziest MC still has a number of pending court cases. Cousin of both RZA and GZA, Ol' Dirty is also a member of the rap group D.R.U.G., and has close affiliations with the Brooklyn Zu.
Ol' Dirty is also a some-time Producer.
Albums: Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (1995); O.D.B.E.P. (1996); Nigga Please (1999); The Dirty Story: The Best of O.D.B. (2001), The Trials And Tribulations of Russell Jones (2002)

The Orphanage
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Recently established group with MC's Beretta 9, 4th Disciple, Superb & ShoGun Assasson.
Albums: n/a

Othorized F.A.M.
Other Names: OTF, Authorised Fam
Notes: Staten Island quartet with members Crunch Lo (aka Crunch), Lounge Mode (aka Lounger, Loungin' Lo), Wigs (aka C-Wiggs, Wigganomic, White Wigger, Shawn Wiggz), and Molly-Q (aka Kwue Molly). Othorized F.A.M. have been affiliated with the Wu-Tang Clan since the very beginning and are very close associates of Cappadonna. Crunch Lo made a guest appearance on Cappadonna's "The Yin And The Yang", whilst Lounge Mode lent his vocals on Remedy's "The Genuine Article".
Their main producer is 1.4.0. Productions, and are occassionally backed by fellow MC's Boy Blue and Clocka.
Albums: 1st Amendment (2001)

P.C.
Other Names: n/a
Notes: MC and Producer. A close associate of the Black Knights. He has appeared on a number of their tracks, and is featured on "The Sting" compilation.
Albums: n/a

Poetic
Other Names: Too Poetic, Grym Reaper
Notes: Began his career in a group called The Brothers Grym but left to find solo success prior to the release of "Blood, Sweat & Tears". Poetic has recorded the solo tracks "God Made Me Funky" and the Baby J-produced "Savior".
Passed away in July 2001 from Colon Cancer.
Albums: n/a

Popa Wu
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Can be heard on various Wu albums giving preaches on the teachings of the "Nations of Gods and Earths". Popa Wu teamed up with a myriad of United Kingdom (of "old" and "new") and Wu-Tang MC's to release two "solo" albums (one in MP3 format and one retail CD).
Albums: Visions of the 10th Chamber: The Harmonic Reality of Sound (2000); Visions of the Tenth Chamber (2000)

Power
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Wu-Fam member primarily in charge of management duties. Together with RZA, Power released the clothing line "Wu-Wear" and is now the executive producer for the American Cream Team.
Power had an acting role in the movie "Black & White" (alongside Raekwon and Method Man). Also the brother of Killa Sin.
Albums: n/a

Prodigal Sunn
Other Names: Sun Zini, Prodical
Notes: Sunz Of Man MC and also a member of Two On Da Road (with 12 O'Clock). The brother of Makeba Mooncycle.
Albums: n/a

P.R. Terrorist
Other Names: Dom PaChino
Notes: Killarmy MC (and sometime Producer) who surprised most fans with a string of unheralded verses on the group's "Dirty Weaponry" album.
PR is not an advocate of terrorism despite his name.
Albums: Tera Iz Him (2002); Unreleased (2004)

Raekwon
Other Names: Shallah Raekwon, Chef Raekwon, The Chef, Louis Diamonds, Lex Diamonds
Notes: The man responsible for sending the entire East Coast (and to a degree "every other coast") into a mafioso frenzy. His debut album is quite possibly the most copied hip hop album of all time.
Albums: Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... (1995); Immobilarity (1999); The Lex Diamond Story (2003)

Remedy
Other Names: Rem-D, Jew Tang
Notes: Solo MC and Producer of American-Jewish descent. Remedy is the first white artist to be signed by Wu-Tang. Has his own label "Code Red Entertainment".
Remedy first came to light with the release of his single "Seen It All" b/w "Everything Is Real". Neither of these tracks made it onto his long awaited debut album.
Remedy is the son of RZA's lawyer.
Albums: The Genuine Article (2001); Code: Red (2003)

Royal Fam
Other Names: Royal Famous
Notes: Group comprising of Dark Denim (aka Dark Ages), Dreddy Kruger, Mighty Jarret, Stoneface (aka Sharekka), and Timbo King. A lot of confusion has existed over the exact members of this group. It was even suggested that Popa Wu was once a member. Early radio freestyles featuring Royal Fam featured some unknown artists. Two of which were Roc and Jahrule (not of the Murderers Inc.) - both were present on the track "Army Brickaid" from Royal Fam's unofficial debut release. Timbo King has made mention that the Royal Fam consists of many members (not just the ones which have been mentioned). Certainly the presence of Roc and Ja Rule would support this statement.
Timbo King is undoubtedly the group's main MC handling the majority of rhyming duties. Dreddy has also made a number of Wu album appearances. Dark Denim released a solo track early in his career called "Doin' Our Thang" featuring Lord Smooth, under the name Dark Ages.
Early in their inception, a project called "Black Castle" was rumored to have been recorded, and was to be jointly distributed by "Capitol Records" and "Wu-Tang Records". "Black Castle" even had a "catalogue number" (a right which is reserved only for completed albums, EP's or singles). This would suggest some truth to this mystery, but as yet, only a handful of tracks from this supposed album has been released.
In early 2000, bootleg copies of a Royal Fam album was released in Europe and was subsequently made available worldwide, without the knowledge of the group itself.
Albums: Yesterday, Today, Iz Tomorrow (Bootleg Release) (2000)

The RZA
Other Names: Prince Rakeem, Bobby Digital, The Abbott, Ruler Zig-Zag-Zig Allah, RZArector, Bobby Steels
Notes: If Raekwon is the most "copied" MC, then RZA would be the most "copied" Producer of all time. He is responsible for the majority of the Wu's day to day operations.
RZA is the mastermind behind the Wu sound and the entire Wu concept.
Albums: RZA As Bobby Digital In Stereo (1998); RZA As Bobby Digital: Digital Bullet (2001); The World According To RZA (2003); RZA As Bobby Digital: Birth of a Prince (2003)

Shabazz The Disciple
Other Names: Holy Psychiatrist, Scientific Shabazz
Notes: Former "Last Future" MC, and also once a part of the Disciples of Armageddon (with Killah Priest). Shabazz was "discovered" by The RZA - and has roots leading into many Wu groups (Sunz Of Man, Gravediggaz, United Kingdom). Shabazz has stated in interviews that he has amassed enough material for over 7 albums, but has maintained that he will wait for the right label deal before releasing his long awaited debut.
Though formerly maintained that he was not a member of the Wu-Fam, Shabazz has now become an official member of the Sunz Of Man.
Albums: Book of Shabazz (Hidden Scrollz) (2003)

Shaolin Soldiers
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Group comprising of Baby Pa, Lethaface, Profes, and Star. Lethaface was featured heavily on U-God's debut album and has also recorded with Shyheim. Star made a surprise cameo on Method Man's "Tical 2000: Judgement Day" album; and the entire group lent their vocals to King Just's "Mystics of the God" album.
The Shaolin Soldiers are no longer in existence. Baby Pa has retired from rap altogether, leaving Lethaface, Profes, and Star to pursue their careers as separate solo artists.
Albums: n/a

ShoGun Assason
Other Names: Warlord, ShoGun
Notes: Killarmy MC and Ohio native. ShoGun Assason has recently delved into production, making his debut as Producer on Shyheim's "Manchild" album with the track "Cease Fire".
Albums: n/a

Shyheim
Other Names: Rugged Child, Micky Knos, Manchild
Notes: Solo MC better known as once being the "youngest" member of the Wu-Fam. Shyheim's third album "Manchild", was met with label problems and was quickly withdrawn from retail sales. It was re-released a year later in Europe.
Shyheim is currently signed to "Protect Ya Neck Records".
Albums: AKA The Rugged Child (1994); The Lost Generation (1996); Manchild (1999)

Six July
Other Names: 6 July
Notes: Producer (formerly of "Bad Boy Entertainment") who's works include tracks by LA The Darkman, Ghostface Killah and outside artists such as Royce Da 5'9 and Alicia Keys.
Albums: n/a

Solomon Childs
Other Names: Killa Bamz, S-Childs
Notes: Solo MC and close associate of Cappadonna and Remedy. He has made numerous appearances on both of these artists' albums.
Albums: King of New York (EP) (2001)

Starks Enterprise Family
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Comprises of all artists signed to Ghostface Killah's label. These are Black Ice, Culture, Wigs (of Othorized F.A.M.), TMF, JoJo Pellegrino and Due Lilz.
Albums: n/a

Street Life
Other Names: Street Thug
Notes: MC and close associate of the Wu-Tang Clan, most notably Method Man and Inspectah Deck.
Albums: n/a

Suga Bang Bang
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Reggae artist (similar to Mighty Jarret). His first single can be heard on the US release of the "Ghost Dog" soundtrack, on a track called "Don't Test/Wu Stallion".
Albums: n/a

Sunz Of Man
Other Names: The Disciples, Da Last Future
Notes: Well known Wu group consisting of 60 Second Assassin, Hell Razah, Killah Priest, and Prodigal Sunn. The Sunz Of Man have seen a few roster changes since their inception (before Wu-Tang). Back then the Sunz were without 60 Second Assassin, but had 7th Ambassador (aka Holy Ghost, Zodiac Killa) and Shabazz The Disciple in their ranks. It was this outfit that worked with the then Wu producer Supreme Kourt and recorded a number of tracks.
Shortly after, Shabazz left the group to pursue a solo career and 7th Ambassador retired from the rap game altogether (only to appear later on Hell Razah's solo debut album).
The Sunz Of Man played a pioneering role in the formation of the [now changed] United Kingdom group, and have many close Wu affiliates including Ol' Dirty Bastard, Timbo King and Dreddy Kruger.
Due to his problems involving the Wu, Killah Priest was absent from the group's third album "Saviorz Day". Future recordings may see his return, but only time will tell.
In Early 2003, Shabazz announced that he is now officially part of the Sunz Of Man.
Albums: The Last Shall Be First (1998); The First Testament (1999); Saviorz Day (2002)

Sweetleaf
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Female vocalist and Remedy affiliate. She is featured on two tracks on Remedy's "The Genuine Article" and is signed to "Code Red Entertainment".
Albums: n/a

Tekitha
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Female vocalist (and sometime rapper) who can be heard on many Wu tracks. Her first appearances were on "Wu-Tang Forever", where she had her own solo single. Tekitha was signed to RZA's "Razor Sharp" label, but is now part of "Starks Enterprise".
Albums: n/a

Theodore Unit
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Largely unheard of group consisting of Ghostface Killah, JoJo Pellegrino. Wiggs, Solomon Childs, and Trife. They are signed to "Stark Enterprise" but are yet to release any material under this moniker.
Albums: n/a

Timbo King
Other Names: Bo King, King Tymel, Timbukto
Notes: Lead rapper for Royal Fam and formerly for the United Kingdom. Worked with producer Spark 950 to release the EP "United We Slam" in 1994 and a number of singles.
Numerous Royal Fam singles are purely Timbo King solos. Timbo has made many Wu-Tang album appearances including "Beneath The Surface", "RZA As Bobby Digital" and "The Yin And The Yang".
He is currently working on a number of solo albums.
Albums: United We Slam (EP) (1994)

T.M.F.
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Trio consisting of Trife (aka Big Tariff, Trilogy The Trife), No Smiles (aka Tommy Whispers), and Crime Life. TMF are signed to Ghostface Killah's "Starks Enterprise" label. They were heard in the background on "Supreme Clientele", and have made cameos on Shyheim's "Manchild" album and Pop Da Brown Hornet's "The Undaground Emperor".
Albums: n/a

Trigga
Other Names: Big Trigga, Triggnomm
Notes: Solo MC and lead member of the group M.M.O. Trigga's first single was "New York Carjack" b/w "No Tomorrow". One time member of the Gunslinguz.
Albums: n/a

True Master
Other Names: Persia
Notes: Primarily a Producer, also MC. True Master was once a member of the Gangstarr Foundation and has worked extensively with Guru. As a Wu producer his works are endless and include tracks by Wu-Tang Clan, Sunz Of Man, and Royal Fam. Formerly released his works under his self-managed label "Persian Legacy", but now is solely a Wu producer.
True Master has also recorded with Korean musician Lee Hyun Woo on the track "Majimak Taehua".
Albums: n/a

Two On Da Road
Other Names: 2 On A Roll, Two Da Road
Notes: Duo comprising of the unlikely pairing between 12 O'Clock and Prodigal Sunn. Two On Da Road have made a number of radio appearances and reports suggest that they have recorded a substantial amount of tracks for a planned album.
Albums: n/a

U-God
Other Names: 4 Bar Killer, Baby U, Lucky Hands, Golden Arms
Notes: Sat out for most the "36 Chambers" album, reportedly due to an jail term. U-God is probably the second most mysterious Clan MC (after Masta Killa).
Despite having released a solo album, not much is known about him (except for the fact that he likes to beatbox).
Albums: Golden Arms Redemption (1999)

United Kingdom
Other Names: UK, Population Click
Notes: Perhaps the most mysterious aspect of this group are its members. A lot of speculation has taken place as to who exactly is part of the United Kingdom. Originally they were known as Population Click (with a very large contingent of MC's), but their present roster is still unclear. The most conclusive one to date lists these groups (in capitals) and members: Ace Council, Allah Real, THE BEGGAZ, BLACK ROSE KARTEL, BROOKLYN ZU, COINS (now Ancient Coins), CUFFIE CRIME FAMILY (now Division), Don Chulo, Duck Low, Dungeon Masta, I Born, Kendra, Laquan, Lady Raw, Laza-Life, Makeba Mooncycle, THE MANCHUZ, Nikki, Popa Wu, PEE FROIS, Pyzone, ROYAL FAM, Suga Bang Bang, SUNZ OF MAN, Ty-Jigs, and ZU NINJAZ.
The group have released only a handful of tracks under the name United Kingdom, and their only Wu album appearance was on Popa Wu's solo offerings. Not all the UK members may be Wu affiliates. PEE FROIS may be just one example. They are a group from Africa and was cited as being part of United Kingdom by Makeba Mooncycle during an interview. Rumors once suggested that the group were working on an album called "The Collision". UK's first single was "Wake Up" b/w "Soldiers of Darkness" (these later became Killarmy and Sunz Of Man singles).
The retail release of Popa Wu's "10th Chamber" listed the United Kingdom with only 3 members: I Born, Laza-Life and Dungeon Masta. This is likely to be the new outfit for this group as former pro-active members (eg. Hell Razah, Prodigal Sunn and Timbo King) no longer make mention of the "UK" in any tracks of late.
Albums: n/a

Warcloud
Other Names: Holocaust, Architect, Dr. Killgrave, Mr. Appleby, Alcatraz, Warcloud Trembling Eagle, Frank Holocaustal
Notes: Former Black Knights MC, popular for his ultra-detailed multi-layered poetry, and correct english pronounciations. Has a limp in his walk due to truck accident many years ago during a lone visit to Japan.
Warcloud has become the subject of much recent debate due to the sudden change in his rhyme style. Although his lyrics are still largely "multi-layered and ultra-detailed", his execution is far more off-beat. This is often referred to as a "free verse pattern" where rhyming is unnecessary and mostly sporadic. In his own words, he names this new rhyme style as "Mixed Forest Zone", whereas his old style was referred to as "Old Jail Pyjama Room". RZA believes Warcloud to be genuinely crazy (which would explain a lot of things!).
Fans will also note that Warcloud's lyrics are now littered with an increasing use of cliches, metaphors and references to food, nursery rhymes, fables and other classic tales. Changed his name from Holocaust to avoid any negative backlash from the Jewish community.
Albums: Nightmares That Surface From The Shallow Sleep (2002); Smuggling Booze In The Graveyard (2002)

Wu-Tang Clan
Other Names: Deep Space Nine
Notes: The core of the entire Wu-Tang universe. Originally made up of 8 core members, but are now 9 strong - with members Ghostface Killah, GZA/Genius, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, Method Man, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Raekwon, The RZA, and U-God. Their history and achievements are now infamous. The Clan's influence on hip hop is one of the defining moments in the genre's history and their music style is still imitated today.
Albums: [Unreleased Demo Tape]; Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) (1993); Wu-Tang Forever (1997), The W (2000); Iron Flag (2001)

Y-Kim The Illfigure
Other Names: Illmaster Y-Kim
Notes: Producer whose works include tracks by Buddha Monk, Killah Priest and Royal Fam. Manages his own label "I-Slam Productions".
Once thought to be a member of the Royal Fam.
Albums: n/a

Zu Ninjaz
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Group consisting of K-Blunt, M.A.S.P.D., Popa Chief, and 5 Ft. Hyper Snyper. Has close connections with Buddha Monk, and were once a part of the United Kingdom group.
Albums: n/a

The following is a list of outside groups which have at least one member connected with the Wu-Tang family tree:

7th Ambassador
Other Names: Zodiac Killa, Holy Ghost
Notes: Solo MC and brother to Hell Razah. One time member of the Sunz Of Man.
Albums: n/a

120
Other Names: n/a
Notes: MC and associate of Darkim Be Allah. 120 is reportedly signed to "Protect Ya Neck" Records. Was first heard on A.I.G.'s "Bronx War Stories".
Albums: n/a

Ancient Coins
Other Names: COINS, C.O.I.N.S.
Notes: Group consisting of Devil Destroya, D-Micah, Holy Smokes, Marcel, Armel (aka Snuggle Up, Sneeze), and Spanky Splash (aka Divine Allah). Close associates of Makeba Mooncycle and Royal Fam. They were once collectively part of the supergroup United Kingdom.
Albums: n/a

Bambi The Iron Maiden
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Female MC signed to "Protect Ya Neck Records". Works closely with John "Mook" Gibbons, who also oversaw many of the Clan's early albums.
Bambi was once managed by RZA's sister, Sophia Diggs (of Wu-Nails). She also claims to be the first female MC to have dissed LL Cool J.
Albums: n/a

Black Brigade
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Group consisting of 4th Disciple, Born Justice, and Science. Born Justice is the younger brother of Killarmy MC, Beretta 9.
Albums: n/a

Celestial Souljahz
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Rap duo comprising of Shabazz The Disciple and his cousin Freestyle (of Arsonists fame). Listed only because of Shabazz' membership - Celestial Souljahz as a group are not part of the Wu.
Albums: n/a

Clocka
Other Names: Clocka Dot, Hos Clocks, Clocka Hos
Notes: MC. Close affiliate to Remedy, and Othorized F.A.M. Clocka has also appeared on a number of radio freestyles with Cappadonna.
Albums: n/a

Codefendants
Other Names: Ghetto Apostles
Notes: Rap duo comprising of Shabazz The Disciple, and Blessed. Listed only because of Shabazz' membership - The Codefendants as a group are not part of the Wu.
Albums: n/a

Da Monstar Mob
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Cali group consisting of Warcloud, Mantra and Leviathan.
Albums: n/a

The Four Horsemen
Other Names: n/a
Notes: MC supergroup featuring the talents of Killah Priest, Canibus, Ras Kass and Kurupt.
Albums: The Horsemen Project (2003)

Gunslinguz
Other Names: Shaolin Gunslinguz
Notes: Group consisting of Trigga, Itchy Finga-Sha (formerly Big Sha), and a third MC. The Gunslinguz have now disbanded, with Trigga and Itchy-Fingas now a part of M.M.O.
Albums: We All We Gott (1995)

Ice Grillz
Other Names: Iron Sheik
Notes: MC and producer for "Protect Ya Neck Records". Was first signed to the label in 1998 as a producer for Bambi The Iron Maiden.
Albums: n/a

Kavalier
Other Names: Big Kav, Big Kev
Notes: Vocalist and associate of the Sunz Of Man. Died in 2000 from a heart attack (RIP). Kavalier released a single Parle (with a remix featuring his cousin Killah Priest). He also sang on "Heavy Mental" and "View From Masada".
Albums: n/a

Lin Brotherz
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Popular Dutch group which have a large fan following worldwide, mostly due to their Internet promotions. The group members are Cilvaringz, Origin (aka Barrakjudah), and Moongod Allah. Although all three are classed as MC's and Producers, the bulk of the production duties come courtesy of Moongod Allah.
Listed only because of Cilvaringz' membership - The Lin Brotherz as a collective are not part of the Wu.
Albums: Ch'ing Dynasty (EP) (2000)

The Maccabees
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Largely [yet] unknown group spearheaded by Killah Priest. Salahudin and Daddy Rose are also members of this group. They were once signed to "Proverbs Music".
Albums: n/a

Makeba Mooncycle
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Sister of Sunz Of Man rapper Prodigal Sunn. Makeba's career was helped by Ancient Coins MC Snuggle Up (now Armel). Rumored to have released (or at least recorded) many EP's. None of these have seen any official releases.
Does not have any Wu-Tang connection, but was once a very prominent member of the United Kingdom group and has recorded with Ancient Coins and the Sunz Of Man.
Albums: Makeba Mooncycle (EP) (2000)

Protect Ya Neck Family
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Underground label started by John "Mook" Gibbons and not an official group. Home to all artists and producers who work under this label. Their roster is currently M.M.O., Bambi The Iron Maiden, Shyheim, Ice Grillz, Padrome, Jaquin, Rare Breed, P.I.R.U., Probyn, and El Sadiq. Iron Spear (formerly Andy Allah, who was once associated with Wu-International) is also an employee of "Protect Ya Neck Records".
KGB and the Deadly Venoms were once signed to this label.
John "Mook" Gibbons has legal rights to use the "Wu-Tang" logo for this label.
Albums: Hot Butter: A New Chamber (1998); Digital Dartz: The Evil That Men Do (2001); Protect Ya Neck Collection: Volume 1 (2002)

Ringz & Partners, Inc.
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Production company headed by Wu Dutchman Cilvaringz. The team also consists of the other Lin Brotherz (Origin and Moongod Allah), and Bronze Nazareth.
Albums: n/a

Sahara
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Unlikely group which sees the pairing of Wu vocalist/rapper Tekitha with European house-master Armand van Halen.
Their debut album is said to have taken a meagre two and a half weeks to record.
Albums: n/a

Stetsasonic
Other Names: n/a
Notes: 80's hip hop crew consisting of Frukwan (then Fruitkwan), Prince Paul, Daddy-O, Wise (not General Wise), DBC, and Delite. Stetsasonic, in essence, are not part of the Wu-Fam. Their first two albums "On Fire" and "In Full Gear" are listed on this site as Frukwan was heavily involved with these projects.
Albums: On Fire (1986); In Full Gear (1988); [Subsequent material did not feature Frukwan]

Trebag
Other Names: Tray Bag, Baghdad
Notes: Solo MC and brother of Hell Razah. Heavily featured on Hell Razah's "When All Hell Breaks Loose" album.
Listed on this page because of his close ties with the Sunz Of Man.
Albums: n/a

The Unknown
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Duo group featuring Bronze Nazareth and his brother Kevlaar 7. Their debut LP "Death's Grip" (largely referred to as "The Unknown LP") was an Internet only release.
Albums: Death's Birth: The Grip of Behemoths (2002)

Following are former Wu Fam, are since not affiliated :

The Beggaz
Other Names: Begga Clan, Chi Saw Gang
Notes: Original roster has changed over the years but current members include Buddah Hava, Father Lord (aka Wu Chi [RIP]), Magic Sword, Master Beggar, Ooh Ahh (aka Ooh Aah Swordsman, Begga Ooh), Persian Killer, Samo Heung, Scorpion, and Short Axe. The Beggaz were listed as part of the "old" United Kingdom group.
Father Lord was a close associate of the Sunz Of Man until his untimely death. Since then The Beggaz have had no dealings with the Wu.
Albums: n/a

Black Lotus
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Group consisting of Bolo Gah (aka King Cee), Dragonfly (aka Born Wise), LongAxe (aka Tarkwan, General Kwan), and Scientific. Some members of this group were formerly a part of The Beggaz.
Albums: n/a

Black Rose Kartel
Other Names: Rose Family, Black Militia Family
Notes: Group consisting of Baracus (aka Lord Baracus, Aristotle), Daddy Rose, Elohim, Goldie Mack, Nicky Bonds (aka St. Nickolas), and Salahudin (aka Saladin Rose). Originally the Rose Family, but after a slight change in roster they became better known as Black Rose Kartel.
Although their Wu affiliation is unclear, they were once a part of the group United Kingdom. Daddy Rose is a close associate of Killah Priest, and has performed alongside Popa Wu, Timbo King and various members of the Sunz Of Man. All traces of their involvement were left off the retail version of Popa Wu's "Visions of the Tenth Chamber".
Salahudin and Daddy Rose are also members of The Maccabees.
Albums: Rose Kartel Order (2000)

Champ
Other Names: Shorty the Scorpion, Champ MC
Notes: Female MC and member of the Deadly Venoms. No longer uses the "MC" suffix after her name.
Albums: Ghetto Flava (1995)

Daddy Rose
Other Names: El Shabar
Notes: Maccabees & Black Rose Kartel MC and producer. He grew up with The RZA, GZA and Ol' Dirty Bastard and elevated the teachings of the 5% Nation.
Daddy Rose is currently signed to an independent label "Excelsior Empire" which is based in New York's Bronx province.
Albums: n/a

Dark Skinned Assassin
Other Names: Divine Self Allah, DSA
Notes: Close affiliate of GP Wu. Has a number of solo tracks but it is more popularly known for his duet with Pop Da Brown Hornet "GP Connection".
Albums: n/a

Deadly Venoms
Other Names: Venom
Notes: All female group consisting of Champ (aka Shorty the Scorpion), Finesse (aka Chameleon), J-Boo (aka Viper), and N-Tyce (aka Poison). Most members had semi-successful solo careers before forming as a group.
The Venoms were originally signed to "A&M" Records and had a planned release called "Antidote". The album was recorded but label disputes forced its cancellation. They were later signed to "Dreamworks" and completed a new album, this time called "Pretty Thugs". Advanced copies were subsequently leaked, but again it was never released to the public. Their main producer is Storm.
A new look Deadly Venoms was unveiled in mid 2002. The group are now only a trio, having lost the talents of Finesse for business reasons.
In the words of RZA, "they were down with Wu-Tang Management and not with Wu-Tang Productions".
Albums: Antidote (1998); Pretty Thugs (2000); Still Standing (2002)

DJ Devastator
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Producer who's works include tracks by The Syndicate and Raekwon.
Albums: n/a

Espionage
Other Names: n/a
Notes: MC and Buddha Monk associate. Espionage was a former member of The Manchuz but is no longer associated with them. Can be heard on the original take of "Gots Like Come On Thru".
Albums: n/a

E The Dred
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Producer who's works include tracks by The Syndicate. Had the same problems with the Wu as The Syndicate did.
Albums: n/a

Finesse
Other Names: Chameleon
Notes: Female MC, and one time duo-member with Synquis. Finesse joined the Deadly Venoms for the duration of two completed albums, but left before the group began work on their third.
Albums: Soul Sisters (1988)

G-Clef
Other Names: Da Mad Komposa, Amadeus Melchizedek, Don Pellegroso, Johnny Amore
Notes: Producer and MC of the Soul Kid Klik. Also a former member of the group Ghetto Philharmonic. This group released an album in 1994 called "Hip-Hop Be-Bop" which featured other members of the future Soul Kids.
Albums: G-Clef's Jazzy Breaks (2002); Journals From A Desert Planet (EP) (2002); G-Clef's Drama Breaks (2004)

Goldfinghaz
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Producer who's works include tracks by Gravediggaz, Cappadonna, and Shyheim. Has apparently "disappeared", according to RZA.
Albums: n/a

GP Wu
Other Names: Gladiator Posse, GP The Grain
Notes: Much debated group consisting of Down Low Recka, June Luva, Pop Da Brown Hornet, and Rubberbands. They are Staten Island residents and have maintained close ties with the Wu-Tang Clan and various other Wu-Fam members (notably Shyheim).
In late 2001, group member Rubberbands was shot in the head but somehow survived the altercation.
GP Wu left the Wu camp in 1995.
Albums: Don't Go Against The Grain (1998)

Goodfella Mike G
Other Names: Vito Andoloni
Notes: Italian MC, and member of the Soul Kid Klik.

Guested but not wu fam :

12th Disciple
Other Names: n/a
Notes: MC. Close former affiliate to the Sunz Of Man.
Albums: n/a

Black Justice
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Darkim associate who has appeared on a number of tracks with Darkim himself.
Albums: n/a

Booster
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Reggae artist popularly known for his appearance on "Bring The Pain". Booster also featured on Method Man's sophomore album on the track "Cradle Rock".
Albums: n/a

Carlton Fisk
Other Names: n/a
Notes: First and only appearance on a Wu album was Method Man's "Tical". Carlton was featured on two tracks "PLO Style" and "Mr. Sandman".
Fisk has also appeared on a radio freestyle alongside Street Life, Method Man and Inspectah Deck.
Albums: n/a

Darik the Assassin
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Darkim associate who has appeared on a number of tracks with Darkim himself.
Albums: n/a

Ellie
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Female vocalist and MC of sorts. Also a close associate of the Othorized F.A.M. Ellie is featured on a large number of tracks on "1st Amendment".
Albums: n/a

The Force MD's
Other Names: n/a
Notes: This already established group have seen many roster changes over their long spanning career. Currently their members are Jesse, Khalil, Stevie D, and Trisco.
As part of his Razor Sharp contract, RZA was asked to resurrect the standing of this Staten Island vocal group. They first made their Wu album appearance on "Ironman", and later on RZA's "Bobby Digital" project.
Albums: [Various "pre-Wu" albums]

Kbar Allah
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Darkim associate who has appeared on a number of tracks with Darkim himself.
Albums: n/a

K-Tez
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Shyheim affiliate who was featured on a number of tracks on "AKA The Rugged Child".
Albums: n/a

Life
Other Names: n/a
Notes: Male vocalist who sang on GZA's "Cold World" track. He is the older brother of Wu producer John The Baptist. Has reportedly recorded around 100 unreleased tracks.
Albums: n/a

Madam Scheez
Other Names: Mad Cez
Notes: Female MC who first came to light on "Digital Bullet". She is closely linked with the De

[UKnowWhatItIs: welcome to my traps....game over]

 

[-Euthanasia-]

you forgot method man

[Elevz]

also forgot some of the newer wu-tang albums (think ghostface, method man etc.)

i bet u didnt type out that list all by urself 

[-Euthanasia-]

you clearly made up some as well.

The Manchuz
 

[RZARECTA]

Yo wicked thread man  .... im a huge Wu fan i gots all the solo lps along with the group   albums and some wu affliliate stuff 2... but u did miss a couple albums
Ghostface Killah - The Pretty Toney Album
Mastah Killah- No Said Date
Method Man- Tical 0 The Prequel
Ghostface's- Therodore Unit
Raekwon's - American Cream Team (i think it's out)
Ol' Dirty Bastard- Osirus The Official Mixtape
along with J-love doin endless mixtapes with all them 2

[-Euthanasia-]

huge fan??? how could you miss the new albums by their A-list mcs

[RZARECTA]

huge fan??? how could you miss the new albums by their A-list mcs

u talkin 2 me?

[RZARECTA]

Optical u should also peep RZa's book the WU-TANG MANUAL

[-Euthanasia-]

huge fan??? how could you miss the new albums by their A-list mcs

u talkin 2 me?

yep

Ghostface Killah - The Pretty Toney Album
Mastah Killah- No Said Date
Method Man- Tical 0 The Prequel


those are pretty big albums, arent they?

[RZARECTA]

huge fan??? how could you miss the new albums by their A-list mcs

u talkin 2 me?

yep

Ghostface Killah - The Pretty Toney Album
Mastah Killah- No Said Date
Method Man- Tical 0 The Prequel


those are pretty big albums, arent they?

4 sure ... Dirty's mixtape was dope 2 specially after his death WU fans needed somethin from the late MC, he's also got another mixtape commin out and his cd he did with the roc is done i heard and its waitin to see whos gonna actually release it .. THAT will be fire 

[UKnowWhatItIs: welcome to my traps....game over]

Raekwon's - American Cream Team (i think it's out)

What is this?An album or mixtape???Any info on it???

[OpTiCaL]

you clearly made up some as well.

The Manchuz
 

are you illiterate ?


i stated twice i didnt put down my albums by the 9 og members

so whats the fucc

and no none are made up

i did this for the hardcore wu fans so stfu if you dont know what you are taking about bro

[-Euthanasia-]

     i love the manchuz

[RZARECTA]

optical who are u talkin to holmes