The first member of the Wu-Tang Clan to release a solo album, Method Man has been everywhere since his 1994 debut Tical. In addition to having the first Wu-Tang album to go platinum, he was also representin lovely when in '96 he brought a Grammy Award back to Shaolin for the song "All I Need/I'll Be There For You", the infamous duo he did with Mary J. Blige. The Man of the Clan has had numerous cameos on everything from album soundtracks to other artists' albums to even popping up in videos (that was him in the back at the end of the video for Montell Jordan's "Somethin' 4 Da Honeyz"). With his upcoming November '98 release of T2: Judgement Day, look for Mr. Meth to once again be Johnny Blazin all over the industry.

Various other Method Man appearances

"Anything (Old Skool Radio Version)" by SWV from The Remix EP (1994)
"Hard To Kill" by Spice 1 from AmeriKKKa's Nightmare (1994)
"Hush Hush Tip" by N-Tyce from Wild Pitch Classics (1994)
"No Hook" by Shaquille O'Neal from Shaq-Fu: Da Return (1994)
"Scalp Dem (Wu-Tang Remix)" by Super Cat from the "Scalp Dem/South Central" 12" single (1994)
"St. Ides commercial" by Wu-Tang Clan (1994)
"The What" by The Notorious B.I.G. from Ready To Die (1994)

"Got The Flava" by Show & A.G. from Goodfellas (1995)
"How High" from the The Show soundtrack (1995)
"How High (Remix)" from the "How High" 12" single (1995)
"I'll Be There For You/You're All I Need To Get By" with Mary J. Blige from the "All I Need" 12" single (1995)
"The Riddler" from the Batman Forever soundtrack (1995)
"The Riddler (Hide-out Remix)" from the "The Riddler" 12" single (1995)
"Vibin (The New Flava)" by Boyz II Men from the "Vibin" 12" single (1995)
"Wings Of The Morning (Dynamic Duo Mix)" by Capleton from the "Wings Of The Morning" 12" single (1995)

"Box In Hand (remix)" by Ghostface Killah from the "Box In Hand" 12" single (1996)
"Bring The Pain (alternative mix)" from the The Great White Hype soundtrack (1996)
"Do What Ya Feel" by Redman from Muddy Waters (1996)
"Evil Streets (remix)" by Onyx from the "Evil Streets" 12" single (1996)
"Extortion" by Mobb Deep from Hell On Earth (1996)
"Got My Mind Made Up" by 2Pac from All Eyez On Me (1996)
"Hit 'Em High (The Monstars' Anthem)" from the Space Jam soundtrack (1996)
"Ill Na Na" by Foxy Brown from Ill Na Na (1996)
"It's In The Game" with Ricky Watters from NFL Jams (1996)
"Redman & Method Man - freestyle" from Funkmaster Flex Presents The Mix Tape Volume 1 (1996)
"Wu-Wear: The Garment Renaissance" from the High School High soundtrack (1996)

"Diesel" from the Soul In The Hole soundtrack (1997)
"4,3,2,1" by LL Cool J from Phenomenon (1997)
"4,3,2,1 (E-Dub Remix 6)" by LL Cool J from the "Father" 12" single (1997)
"Sucker M.C.'s" from In Tha Beginning... there was rap (1997)

"Bulworth (They Talk About It While We Live It)" with Prodigy, KRS-One and KAM from the Bulworth soundtrack (1998)
"The Worst" with Onyx from the Ride soundtrack (1998)
"Whatcha Gonna Do" by Jayo Felony from the Hav Plenty 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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