Wu-Tang Clan To Reform
12.29.2006

The legendary rap collective the Wu-Tang Clan have announced plans to reform five years after the release of their last album Iron Flag.

The reformation follows Wu-Tang’s honors at this year’s VH1 Hip Hop Honors ceremony, and the group being acquired by SRC Records. Speaking to AllHipHop.com, SRC CEO Steve Rifkind explained "Not only did I want, as a fan, want one more Wu-Tang record, but RZA also wanted one more Wu-Tang record and then when we started discussing it a few months ago, the timing of it was just really perfect.”

Rifkind also cited the Clan’s recent solo successes as incentives for the group to return, and predicted that work would start on the new album in early 2007.

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Stinky. Leave the memories where they belong. Remember the Sex Pistols reformation? Or the Velvet Underground? Grotesque. Few people can have the non-car-crash dignity of The Pixies, and that probably includes the Wu-Tang Clan. Hell, towards the end of their first time together they were releasing rubbish anyway.

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actualy [sic] I have quite a blessed life if I'm honest. I have many people to love, hate few and have few money problem's [sic].... What more does a person need? Oh yeah and I have some kind of humbleness unlike you of course ^_^ ~ CarefulCarpenter

i thought that too until i watched the loudquietloud dvd....there is NO dignity there. the concert footage was great, the personal footage was pathetic. i was cringing when i watched it.

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And now when Frank Black plays Pixies songs at his shows he wears a mask. Not a very good testament to their dignity. Or, at least not his.