Wu-Tang Clan may record together again if its members can resolve their differences, Ghostface Killah said last night in Amsterdam. Some in the nine-man crew are not productive as a group, the Staten Island-born rapper said in Club Escape while recording an improvised track for a technology and media conference.“Certain members is comfortable, and certain members is not comfortable” with the group dynamic, he said.Although the Wu hasn’t recorded a collective album since 2001, and even after the 2004 death of Ol’ Dirty Bastard from a drug overdose, Ghostface insists another group reunion is possible.“If we can really come together and … put aside all the differences that we had, then we could make a Wu-Tang album,” he said. “We gotta square up a lot.”
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