Artist	Song
Ghostface Killah	Shakey Dog Starring Lolita (Raekwon)
from The Big Doe Rehab (2007)
Ghostface	Biscuits (feat. Trife)
from The Pretty Toney Album (2011)
Ghostface Killah	Whip You With a Strap
from Fishscale (2006)
Ghostface	Tush (feat. Missy Elliott)
from The Pretty Toney Album (2011)
Ghostface Killah, Cappadonna & Trife	Black Tequila
from Apollo Kids (2010)
Ghostface Killah	Shakey Dog
from Fishscale (2006)
Raekwon, Ghostface Killah & Method Man	Dangerous
from Wu Tang Presents... Wu-Massacre (2010)
Ghostface Killah	Killa Lipstick (feat. Method Man & Masta Killa)
from The Big Doe Rehab (2007)
Ghostface Killah & Trife da God	The Sun (Featuring Raekwon & Slick Rick)
from Put It On the Line (2005)
Wu-Tang Clan	Hollow Bones
from The W (2000)
Ghostface Killah & Busta Rhymes	Superstar
from Apollo Kids (2010)
Ghostface Killah	Forever
from Ghostdini Wizard of Poetry In Emerald City (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Raekwon	Gihad (feat. Ghostface Killah)
from Only Built 4 Cuban Linx, Pt. 2 (2009)
Ghostface Killah	Josephine
from More Fish (2006)
Ghostface Killah	Pimpin' Chipp
from Wu Tang Presents... Wu-Massacre (2010)
Wu-Tang Clan	Rules
from Iron Flag (2001)
De La Soul & Ghostface	He Comes
from The Grind Date (2008)
Ghostface Killah	Kilo (Remix) [feat. Malice & Raekwon]
from GhostDeini the Great (2008)
Mobb Deep featuring Ghostface Killah & Raekwon the Chef	Right Back At You
from The Infamous (1994)
Ghostface Killah	Beauty Jackson
from Fishscale (2006)
Doom & Ghostface Killah	Chinatown Wars
from Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars - Single (2009)
Ghostface Killah & Trife da God	The Watch (Featuring Raekwon)
from Put It On the Line (2005)
Ghostface Killah	Outta Town Sh*t
from More Fish (2006)
Ghostface Killah featuring Raekwon, Method Man & Superb	Flowers (Featuring Raekwon, Method Man & Superb)
from Bulletproof Wallets (2001)
Ghostface	Holla
from The Pretty Toney Album (2011)

Comment:

Let's be real here: Plastic Little, a wet-behind-the-ears party rap crew from Philly, must have been pretty damn happy the night they convinced Ghostface Killah to battle the chunky, sample-splicing (check the Deee-Lite reference!) bars of "Crambodia." Such is the towering stature of a true Wu-Tang legend, whose story continues to be told through fan-pleasing solo jams (see the gilded "Superman Lover" sample of "Supa GFK," the spare Morse code melody of "Ghostface," and the lingering loops of "One") and attack-the-track guest spots, including the asylum-tapping "Brooklyn Zoo 2," the sax-squeezing "D.T.D.," and the verse-swapping posse cut "5 Deadly Venoms."

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