Entertainmentby <name>Jay Peters</name>
We can finally hear snippets of Wu-Tang Clan's elusive album
Key Takeaways
- Wu-Tang Clan's 'Once Upon A Time in Shaolin' is famously rare, with only a single copy ever produced.
- The album was previously owned by disgraced pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli.
- The podcast 'Pablo Torre Finds Out' recently shared two official snippets of the album.
- This marks one of the very few times the public has been able to hear any audio from the record.
For years, Wu-Tang Clan's infamous 'Once Upon A Time in Shaolin' album has remained a mystery, largely kept away from the public since its creation and subsequent sale to Martin Shkreli. Because only a single physical copy exists, hearing the music has been virtually impossible for fans.
Recently, the podcast 'Pablo Torre Finds Out' released an episode exploring the history and controversy of the record. Crucially, the episode includes two rare audio snippets, allowing the public to finally hear a brief taste of the legendary and elusive album.
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