What is the best Wu-Tang Clan album of all time?

From the raw Staten Island debut that changed hip-hop forever to experimental later efforts, the Wu-Tang catalog spans gritty street lyricism, cinematic production, and kung-fu mythology. Where do you stand in the chambers?

1. 1
   Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

   The 1993 debut album from the Staten Island collective featuring all nine members on landmark tracks that redefined hip-hop.
2. 2
   Wu-Tang Forever

   The 1997 double album that debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and solidified the Clan as hip-hop legends.
3. 3
   The W

   The 2000 album featuring guest spots from Nas and Snoop Dogg with a leaner, streamlined production approach.
4. 4
   Iron Flag

   The 2001 comeback album with political undertones produced entirely by RZA.
5. 5
   8 Diagrams

   The 2007 album featuring a more experimental and orchestral sound, produced entirely by RZA.
6. 6
   A Better Tomorrow

   The 2014 reunion album reflecting on mortality, brotherhood, and the legacy of the Clan.
7. 7
   The Saga Continues

   The 2017 album executive produced by RZA featuring several original members of the Clan.