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  "textContent": "It's almost comforting to learn that Wu-Tang Clan members still sometimes don't show up for Wu-Tang Clan shows. The chaos of Wu-Tang group performances has been a constant through most of their history, going all the way back to the '90s. I once caught a European festival set where only four of the ten core members made it to the stage. It was still great! The Wu-Tang members who _do_ show up know how to cover for those absences, sometimes performing deeper cuts and changing up setlists on the fly. Wu-Tang have had a more professional operation lately, but the old chaos came back during their recent Australian tour.\n\nThe post Australian Wu-Tang Concertgoers Can Get Refunds Because Four Members Didn’t Show Up appeared first on Stereogum.",
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