Masta Killah
Real Name:
Elgin Evander Turner
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Born: August 18, 1969, Brooklyn, New York
He may be the quietest member of the original Wu-Tang Clan, but of all the Wu-Tang related releases that came out in the past few years, no one has made more noise than Masta Killa. While some of the larger Wu members sought outside production in exchange for more sales and club spins, Masta Killa kept production and guest appearances completely in-house with his 2004 release "No Said Date," which brought back the dirty sound that Wu die-hard fans have sorely missed for the past few years.
He may be the quietest member of the original Wu-Tang Clan, but of all the Wu-Tang related releases that came out in the past few years, no one has made more noise than Masta Killa. While some of the larger Wu members sought outside production in exchange for more sales and club spins, Masta Killa kept production and guest appearances completely in-house with his 2004 release "No Said Date," which brought back the dirty sound that Wu die-hard fans have sorely missed for the past few years.
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Masta Killa
| Masta Killa aka Noodles
| Masta Killah
| Masta Killer
| Master Killa
| Master Killa A/K/A Noodles
| Master Killer
| Master Killer A.K.A. Noodles
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| Heist Of The Century (CD, Album) | Element Of Surprise | Supreme Team Entertainment | 1998 | |
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| Ghost Dog: The Way Of The Samurai - The Album (CD) | The Man | Epic | 2000 | |
