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Tical 0: The Prequel is the third solo album by Wu-Tang Clan member Method Man, released in 2004. This is a Def Jam sureshot.

Tical is the 1994 debut album by Clifford Smith, better known as Wu-Tang Clan member Method Man. Released by Def Jam on 15 November, 1994, this features the hits "Bring The Pain", "Release Yo Delf" and "All I Need".

Blackout! is the first collaborative album project between Clifford Smith and Reginald Noble, better known as Wu-Tang Clan's Method Man and Redman of Redman fame. This was released in 1999 by Def Jam Recordings.

"How High" is the 1995 single by Reggie Noble and Clifford Smith, better known under the pseudonyms Redman and Method Man. The song was released in support of the soundtrack to the concert film The Show and features the album version plus the hit/single mix.

Judgement Day Remixes is a 1999 CD5 released by American rapper Clifford Smith, better known as Method Man. The remixes of his single for the album Tical 2000 were done by Tricky, Roni Size, and Super Jupiter and were released only in Europe by Def Jam.

The Crystal Method is coming with a new album on April 15 titled The Trip Out. There is a new single with Hyper & Iggy Pop titled “Post Punk,” which is out today. “Post Punk” joins “House Broken” featuring Naz Tokio” and “Act Right” featuring Billy Dean Thomas and VAAAL as singles from The Trip Out. The Crystal Method was formed in Las Vegas in the early nineties by co-founders Scott Kirkland and Ken Jordan (now retired). They pushed the electronica and big beat worlds in the 90’s and continue to do so today. The Crystal Method released their previous album The Trip Home in 2018 and now it is time to head out.

"No Hook" is a 1995 single by basketball player Shaquille O'Neal. Released in support of his second album Shaq-Fu: Da Return, the single (the second from the album) featured The RZA and Method Man of the Wu-Tang Clan. This was released by Jive/RCA cassettes and CD's.

The ever mutating and expanding collective founded by ikonoklast producer / bassist Bill Laswell. This latest release consisting of live and studio recordings transcends obvious genres and challenges all generic boundaries…dub, North African, drum’n bass, reggae vocals, noise, and much more. Column 3 features core members - Bill Laswell - bass, effects, Guy Licata - drums, and Dr. Israel - voice, electronics, beats, with Adam Rudolph - percussion (Jon Hassell, Philip Glass, Yusef Lateef, Pharaoh Sanders), Henry Kaiser - guitar (Richard Thompson, Fred Frith, Wadada Leo Smith), Steven Bernstein - trumpet (Lou Reed, Aretha Franklin, Sting, Sex Mob), Bachir Attar and Mustapha Attar of The Master Musicians of Jajouka, Morocco.

The Rhythm Method string quartet (Leah Asher, Marina Kifferstein, Meaghan Burke, and Carrie Frey) celebrates its 10th anniversary season with the release of Pastorale, featuring three works written for the group by Lewis Nielson, Paul Pinto, and ensemble violinist Marina Kifferstein. Each piece, in its own way, grapples with questions of social awareness, engagement, and collectivism, all of which is consistent with The Rhythm Method's commitment to meaningful artistic inquiry since its inception.