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The RZA, Soundtrack Wizard Hip-hop producer the RZA continues his soundtrack work with Quentin Tarentino's martial-arts homage Kill Bill: Volume One. The Wu-Tang Clan, the RZA's rap group, drew inspiration from the kung-fu movies of the 1970s. Filmmaker Jim Jarmusch, who has also used the RZA, calls his music "dreamlike." NPR's Neda Ulaby reports.

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The RZA, Soundtrack Wizard

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Hip-hop producer the RZA continues his soundtrack work with Quentin Tarentino's martial-arts homage Kill Bill: Volume One. The Wu-Tang Clan, the RZA's rap group, drew inspiration from the kung-fu movies of the 1970s. Filmmaker Jim Jarmusch, who has also used the RZA, calls his music "dreamlike." NPR's Neda Ulaby reports.