When Cilvaringz shared the idea with Wu-Tang conceptual genius Robert Diggs-AKA RZA-he loved it. 99 cents-if not free-and often required tens of thousands of dollars to make? It was an idea that was borne from the encouragement of friends Tariq Azzougrah-aka Cilvaringz, a Moroccan-based artist and musician-and Cyrus Bozorgmehr. It started off as a simple enough concept: what can one do to reinvest artistic value and merit into music? An issue the book raises is this: what is the artistic merit of something that is expected to be sold at no more than. Housed in a beautiful leather-bound book that resembles a wizard’s book of spells, this album has been the subject of considerable hype, debate, and controversy-and that was well before it was bought by the man who has since been dubbed “The Most Hated Man In America.” Perhaps one of the most bizarre stories in recent musical history is that of Once Upon A Time In Shaolin, a two-disc hip-hop album by Wu-Tang Clan that exists solely in an edition of one. Once Upon A Time In Shaolin: The Untold Story Of Wu-Tang Clan’s Million-Dollar Secret Album, The Devaluation of Music, And America’s New Public Enemy No.
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