Every dynasty looks to perpetuate itself, and as these two debuts suggest, Wu-Tang Clan is no different. Throughout the troubled middle of the hip-hop Nineties, as the Clan built its international empire of New York uncommercial commerciality, guys like Killah Priest and Cappadonna showed up at the studio on time, providing the odd group choruses and guest raps for the Clan's off-kilter music. Now...