RZA as Bobby Digital - Bobby Digital In StereoAvailable on Record Store Day, 22nd April In November of 1998, Wu Tang Clan mastermind RZA unleashed his first solo record, and his memorable alter ego, Bobby Digital. Bobby Digital In Stereo is essentially a soundtrack. A soundtrack to a Blaxploitation Martial arts film that never was at least outside of the imagination of the artist and the listener as RZA channels the martial arts superhero (or perhaps anti hero) inspirations of his youth into his

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