http://www.NGTV.comGet down
and dirty with the rhyme
master himself INSPECTAH DECK
straight out of the WU TANG
CLAN with the gut busting,
UNCENSORED DIRECTOR's CUT of
the kick ass joint 'THE
MOVEMENT.'Inspectah Deck was
one of the Wu-Tang Clan's
lesser-known members, despite
his talent as both an MC and
producer. Deck earned
more

http://www.NGTV.comGet down
and dirty with the rhyme
master himself INSPECTAH DECK
straight out of the WU TANG
CLAN with the gut busting,
UNCENSORED DIRECTOR's CUT of
the kick ass joint 'THE
MOVEMENT.'Inspectah Deck was
one of the Wu-Tang Clan's
lesser-known members, despite
his talent as both an MC and
producer. Deck earned the
first part of his nickname as
the quiet, watchful eye in the
corner; his other aliases
included Rollie Fingers, Fifth
Brother, and Rebel INS, the
latter a graffiti name tag he
used as a youngster. Deck was
born in Brooklyn but grew up
on Staten Island, attending
school with several future Wu
members. He was heard on most
of the key tracks from the
group's classic 1993 debut,
Enter the Wu-Tang (36
Chambers), including the
singles 'C.R.E.A.M.' and
'Protect Ya Neck.' He made
guest appearances on most of
the ensuing Wu-Tang solo
projects, with particularly
attention-grabbing work on
Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban
Linx and Genius' Liquid
Swords. However, the release
of his own solo debut â??
which was rumored to have been
completed in 1995 â?? was
postponed indefinitely.
Meanwhile, 'Let Me at Them,'
effectively a Deck solo track
that was credited to the Clan,
appeared on the Tales From the
Hood soundtrack in 1995. Deck
was an overlooked presence on
the Clan's sprawling second
album, Wu-Tang Forever (1997);
among other appearances, he
produced the track 'Visionz'
and contributed the
essentially solo 'The City.'
In 1999, he finally released
his debut solo album,
Uncontrolled Substance, which
featured a number of
less-exposed Wu-Tang
affiliates as guests, not to
mention more of Deck's own
production. The record sold
pretty well, climbing into the
Top Five of the R&B charts.
Deck subsequently returned to
the Wu-Tang fold for the
albums The W and Iron Flag.
then released his follow-up,
The Movement.For more
uncensored music videos visit
the DMV channel on NO GOOD TV
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