Master Release

Intro	4:47
Shimmy Shimmy Ya	2:41
Baby C'mon	3:26
Brooklyn Zoo	3:40
Hippa To Da Hoppa	2:58
Raw Hide	4:02
Damage	2:47
Don't U Know	4:26
The Stomp	2:22
Goin' Down	4:19
Drunk Game (Sweet Sugar Pie)	4:20
Snakes	5:26
Brooklyn Zoo II (Tiger Crane)	7:20
Proteck Ya Neck II The Zoo	4:00
Cuttin' Headz	2:28
Dirty Dancin' (Bonus Track - CD Only)	2:42
Harlem World (Bonus Track - CD Only)	6:16

Versions

Title, Format	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (CD, Album)	Elektra	7559-61659-2	US	1995
Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version Instrumental (2xLP, Promo)	Elektra	ED 5739	US	1995
Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (2xLP, Album)	Elektra	61659-1	US	1995
Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (2xLP, Promo)	Elektra	ED 5796	US	1995
Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (CD)	Elektra	CD 61659	Canada	1995
Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (CD, Album)	Elektra	7559-61659-2	UK & Europe	1995
Return To The 36 Chambers - Instrumentals (2xLP)	Not On Label	ODB	US

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Review by cosanostrakriminal Jul 15, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)

referencing Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version, 2xLP, Album, 61659-1

This is my favourite of all the Wu solo releases. RZA's beats are immense. His production lends a gritty, raw feeling to the record that gets better with repeated listening. Dirty's vocal delivery is also incredibly creative not to mention unique. His sing-rap style and bizarre lyrical content are so original and catchy it's hard not to love this record. Rawhide, Shimmy Shimmy Ya and Brooklyn Zoo are highlights but the standout tack is Snakes. Dirty has a short verse at the end of the track but it is absolutely superb.
This is an awesome record all round and for anyone curious about the Wu solo releases or any fan of hiphop, is an essential purchase.
The best release from a lost talent.