One of the deepest members of the Wu-Tang Clan, Inspectah Deck is also one of the sharpest. What at first sounds like one hell of a rhythmic flow, when you break it down, turns out to almost be like directions on how to be saved (or what will happen to you if you don't listen). Just check out his flow on "Bring Da Ruckus" or on "Triumph" - a man swingin swords, not to be fucked with. The Rebel also showed his expanded skills on Wu-Tang Forever producing "Visionz", one of the nicest swords on the album. With the upcoming August 18th release of Deck's first solo album Uncontrolled Substance, the path to salvation in 2G will become clear... if only you listen.

Various other Inspectah Deck appearances

"Let Me At Them" from the Tales From The Hood soundtrack (1995)

"America" by Wu-Tang Clan from America Is Dying Slowly (1996)
"Semi-Automatic Full Rap Metal Jacket" from the High School High soundtrack (1996)

"Above The Clouds" by Gang Starr from Moment Of Truth (1998)
"Tres Leches (Triboro Trilogy)" by Big Punisher from Capitol Punishment (1998)

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Blue Raspberry	Inspectah Deck	Ol' Dirty Bastard	Tekitha
Cappadonna	Killah Priest	Raekwon The Chef	The Genius/GZA
4th Disciple	Killarmy	Shabazz The Disciple	The RZA
G.P. Wu	LA The Darkman	Shyheim	Tru Master
Ghostface Killah	Masta Killa	Sunz Of Man	U-God
Gravediggaz	Method Man

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