RZA held the role of primary producer for the first wave of the group members' solo albums, producing out of his basement studio in Staten Island. In November 1994, Method Man's debut album, "Tical", was released. RZA's hands-on approach to "Tical" extended beyond his merely creating the beats to devising song concepts and structures. The track "All I Need" from "Tical" was the winner of the "Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group" at the 1995 Grammy Awards. Ol' Dirty Bastard's debut album, "", was released in March 1995, and is considered a hip hop classic. Raekwon's debut studio album, "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...", was released in August 1995. The album is noted for reviving the mafioso rap subgenre. "Cuban Linx" featured all but one Wu member, and featured the debut from Cappadonna. GZA's debut album, "Liquid Swords", was released in November 1995. "Liquid Swords" features guest appearances from every Wu-Tang Clan member, and is linked together by excerpts from the 1980 movie "Shogun Assassin". Ghostface Killah released his first solo album, "Ironman", in October 1996. "Ironman" was critically acclaimed and is widely considered to be one of the best of Wu-Tang solo albums.