Wu-Tang Clan's summer 1997 sophomore album ‘Wu-Tang Forever' was the first hip-hop album to go No. 1 in the UK on June 14, 1997. The album was released on June 3rd, 1997 by Loud/RCA Records. Wu-Tang Forever went No. 1 both in the U.S.—Billboard 200 chart— and the Official U.K. chart, selling 612,000 units the first week. Wu-Tang Forever was pressed as a double album with 11-tracks on the first disc and 18-tracks on the second disc.
Wu Tang Clan's Wu-Tang Forever Disc 1 tracklist
- “Wu-Revolution”
- “Reunited”
- “For Heaven's Sake”
- “Cash Still Rules/Scary Hours (Still Don't Nothing Move But the Money)”
- “Visionz”
- “As High as Wu-Tang Get”
- “Severe Punishment”
- “Older Gods”
- “Maria”
- “A Better Tomorrow”
- “It's Yourz”
Wu Tang Clan's Wu-Tang Forever Disc 2 tracklist
- “Intro”
- “Triumph”
- “Impossible”
- “Little Ghetto Boys”
- “Deadly Melody”
- “The City”
- “The Projects”
- “Bells of War”
- “The M.G.M.”
- “Dog Sh*t”
- “Duck Seazon”
- “Hellz Wind Staff”
- “Heaterz”
- “Black Shampoo”
- “Second Coming”
- “The Closing”
- “Sunshower”
- “Projects” (International Remix)
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