<P> In 1994, after linking up with Bad Boy Entertainment, Mo Bee began producing a fair share of Ready to Die, The Notorious B.I.G.'s debut album . The only rap feature on the album was Method Man, who appeared on the Easy Mo Bee - produced "The What ." 1998 saw the producer produce for RZA once again, on the Ras Kass song "The End," and Wu - Tang member Raekwon was featured on Easy's solo album, Odyssey 2000: Now or Never alongside Busta Rhymes on the song "Let's Make a Toast ." Seven years later, Mo Bee would go on to co-produce a track alongside RZA on the group's fifth group album, 8 Diagrams . Wu - Element producer True Master has also credited Easy Mo Bee with teaching him certain production tips, such as snare, hi - hat and volume change techniques . </P> <P> Like Easy Mo Bee, New York producer Pete Rock first began his association with the Wu - Tang before it was formally founded--by playing mentor to RZA, then under the moniker Prince Rakeem . In the book "The Wu - Tang Manual," RZA admits to effectively stealing equipment from the successful producer, borrowing and never returning an MPC . Pete first produced for the Wu - Tang when its members Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck and Method Man made appearances on his 1998 album Soul Survivor . The following year, the producer provided beats for Raekwon's second album Immobilarity, Inspectah Deck's debut album Uncontrolled Substance, and Wu members RZA and GZA appeared on Pete's 2004 follow - up solo album Soul Survivor II . Since then the frequency of Pete Rock's collaborations with the Wu - Tang have increased, as he provided production for Ghostface Killah's two 2006 solo albums, Fishscale and More Fish (including the unreleased song, "Chunky"); Masta Killa's 2006 second album Made in Brooklyn; the Raekwon - and Masta Killa - featuring song "PJ's" from his own third solo album, NY's Finest; the single "A Yo" from Method Man & Redman's Blackout! 2; the song "Sonny's Missing," from Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...pt. II; and the track "How You Like Me Baby?" from Ghostface Killah's Apollo Kids . </P> <P> In 1995, New York rapper Nas became the first artist with no previous ties to the Wu - Tang to be featured on any Wu - Tang album--namely, Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...Following this appearance, Nas and Raekwon began to collaborate more often, frequently being featured on the same songs . That same year, Nas and Raekwon appeared on Mobb Deep's The Infamous, on the track "Eye For An Eye;" in 1998, they appeared on the Fat Joe single "John Blaze," alongside Big Pun and Jadakiss . During the same time period, Nas and Method Man co-starred in the film Belly, and collaborated on its soundtrack . Nas was later featured on the Wu - Tang Clan album The W, on the song "Let My Niggas Live," which also featured Raekwon, as well as Inspectah Deck . In 2009, before the release of his anticipated Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...Pt. II, Raekwon stated that Nas was intended to be on the song "Broken Safety" with Jadakiss, but Nas was never able to find time to record . However, Nas was able to appear on Raekwon's fifth solo album titled Shaolin vs. Wu - Tang on the song "Rich and Black" although his verse was from an old mixtape from 2001 . </P> <P> In 1995, the same year that Raekwon's debut came out, the Wu - Tang rapper appeared on Mobb Deep's seminal The Infamous; aside from "Eye For An Eye," he and Ghostface Killah appeared on the track "Right Back At You ." A year later, Method Man and Raekwon made appearances on separate tracks on the duo's follow - up album, Hell on Earth . In 1997 Mobb Deep member Prodigy and Method Man collaborated on the soundtrack to Bulworth, on the DJ Muggs - produced song "Bulworth," which also featured KRS - One and Kam; in 1998, Prodigy was featured on "The Game," a song from Pete Rock's solo debut Soul Survivor, once again alongside Ghostface Killah and Raekwon . The same year, Prodigy made an appearance on Big Pun's debut album Capital Punishment, on the song "Tres Leches (Triboro Trilogy)," also featuring Inspectah Deck as well as produced by RZA . </P>

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