Showing posts with label Enter the 36 Chambers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Enter the 36 Chambers. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Heh! You Think Your Wu-Tang Style Can Defeat Me!?!?
Wu Earrings (Via The Hundreds.)
This was supposed to be one of The People's Poseur's first posts, but I got off-track. At this point our conversation turned to kung fu, which he studies and which I took for many years. “Here let me show you something,” RZA said and got up, his arm out. I connected mine to form the bridge, a starting point with the arms that allows you both to block and punch. “Go ahead,” he said, and we started to spar.(Via Flavorwire.com.) . . . Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit. . .
I pulled his arm down, threw a punch, he blocked and so on, with him advancing me toward a set of bookshelves. The RZA finally broke through and had his hand on my neck. “How’d I do that?” he asked. I thought mechanics, and said something about him using my force. “No,” he said. “Intention.” He stopped to let it sit there for a moment. “I set my intention clearly before we started, I would get to your neck. You could hit me, kick me in the balls… doesn’t matter. Nothing would stop me.”
The Wu-Tang Manual was eminently readable.
Design by Logan Walters (website here).
Re-Imagined (Via the Wu-Note Project.)
Video after the jump.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Wu's Abbot Bombs History - RZA (2010) vs. Leutze (1851)
In 1851, German-born Emanuel Leutze (1816-1868) created his most famous painting: the iconic Washington Crossing the Delaware (See the original here).
In 2010 the RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan remixed this very same painting in conjunction with W.A.I.L. (When Art Imitates Life) - a "company focused on creating fine art with musical visionaries at the helm of the creative."
More after the jump.
In 2010 the RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan remixed this very same painting in conjunction with W.A.I.L. (When Art Imitates Life) - a "company focused on creating fine art with musical visionaries at the helm of the creative."
More after the jump.
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