Producer extrodinaire, innovative rhyme style, and intelligent businessman, The RZA is the one to blame for the worldwide success of the Wu-Tang Clan. If The GZA is the head of the Clan, then The RZA is the PR man. Originally debuting on a '91 single called "Ooh, We Love You Rakeem" (publically released because it was deemed "radio friendly"), The RZA has come a long way. The main producer of the Clan, he's also branched out into doing work as part of the Gravediggaz along with guest spottin on almost as many joints as Meth. He's also been the most vocal concerning the number of producers and/or rappers out there tryin to copy the Wu style - but it's inevitable that the weak will always try to stand next to the strong... while the strong will continue to rise. Wu-Tang is truly Forever, and The RZA is leading the way into 2G and beyond.

Various other RZA appearances

"St. Ides commercial" by Wu-Tang Clan (1994)

"From The Dark Side" by Gravediggaz from the Tales From The Hood soundtrack (1995)
"Killa Hill Niggas" by Cypress Hill from "III - Temples Of Boom" (1995)
"Mommy, What's A Gravedigga? (Prince Paul Mix)" by Gravediggaz from the "1-800 Suicide/Mommy, What's A Gravedigga?" 12" single (1995)
"Mommy, What's A Gravedigga? (RZA Mix)" by Gravediggaz from the "1-800 Suicide/Mommy, What's A Gravedigga?" 12" single (1995)
"Mommy, What's A Gravedigga? (Uptight Cratedigga Mix)" by Gravediggaz from the "1-800 Suicide/Mommy, What's A Gravedigga?" 12" single (1995)
"1-800 Suicide (Dig Deep Mix)" by Gravediggaz from the "1-800 Suicide/Mommy, What's A Gravedigga?" 12" single (1995)
"1-800 Suicide (New Vocal Version)" by Gravediggaz from the "1-800 Suicide/Mommy, What's A Gravedigga?" 12" single (1995)
"1-800 Suicide (Poisonous Mix)" by Gravediggaz from the "1-800 Suicide/Mommy, What's A Gravedigga?" 12" single (1995)
"Where Ya At?" from One Million Strong (1995)
"Where Ya At? (extended version)" from One Million Strong (1995)

"America" by Wu-Tang Clan from America Is Dying Slowly (1996)
"Step Right In" by Dog Eat Dog from Play Games (1996)
"Tonite Is A Special Nite" by Gravediggaz and Tricky from the The Crow: City Of Angels soundtrack (1996)
"Who's The Champion" from the The Great White Hype soundtrack (1996)
"Wu-Wear: The Garment Renaissance" from the High School High soundtrack (1996)

"Diesel" from the Soul In The Hole soundtrack (1997)
"Step Right In (Wisedog Remix)" by Dog Eat Dog from The X-Games (1997)
"Sucker M.C.'s" from In Tha Beginning... there was rap (1997)
"Third World" from Muggs Presents... The Soul Assassins Chapter 1 (1997)
"Tragedy" from the Rhyme & Reason soundtrack (1997)

"Whatever Happened (The Birth)" by AZ from Pieces Of A Man (1998)
"The Chase" from the Bulworth 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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