The quietest member of the Clan could also be considered the deadliest. After all, knowledge is power... and this god is one powerful killer. While there has been some dispute as to whether he's a full-fledged member of the original 9 (trust me, he is), you can't dispute his skills. From "Da Mystery Of Chessboxin'" to "Assassination Day" (from Ironman) and "A Better Tomorrow", Noodles has always been that one lurkin in the back, finding your weaknesses and exploiting them. With a solo release due out in the Spring of '98, will anyone be safe from the High Chief's lyrical assault? Remember, this is the kid who plays like a friend then stabs you like a dagger.

Various other Masta Killa appearances

"America" by Wu-Tang Clan from America Is Dying Slowly (1996)
"Eyes A Bleed (remix)" by Bounty Killer from Big Blunts Volume 2 (1996)

"Resurrection" by Public Enemy from the He Got Game soundtrack (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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