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What is the best GZA album?

By YPB Team

Wu-Tang's resident chess master never rushed a record. His solo catalogue runs from a forgotten pre-Clan debut to a canonized classic and the quieter returns that followed.

  1. Grandmasters — ranked #11
    Grandmasters
    A 2005 collaboration with DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill, structured around chess moves and gloomy, cinematic beats.
    1000pts
  2. Liquid Swords — ranked #22
    Liquid Swords
    The 1995 RZA-produced masterpiece built on kung-fu samples and chess imagery, widely ranked among the greatest hip-hop albums.
    999pts
  3. Words from the Genius — ranked #33
    Words from the Genius
    GZA's 1991 Cold Chillin' debut, released as The Genius before the Wu-Tang Clan took off.
    966pts
  4. Beneath the Surface — ranked #44
    Beneath the Surface
    GZA's 1999 gold-certified follow-up, produced mostly by Wu-Tang affiliates with a darker, denser sound.
    818pts
  5. Legend of the Liquid Sword — ranked #55
    Legend of the Liquid Sword
    The 2002 album that paired GZA's lyricism with brighter, more varied production.
    636pts
  6. Pro Tools — ranked #66
    Pro Tools
    GZA's 2008 album, featuring the 50 Cent diss track Paper Plate and appearances from Wu-Tang members.
    0pts

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