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| Cappadonna | Primary Artist |
| RZA | Producer |
| Dennis Coles | Executive Producer |
| Robert Diggs | Executive Producer |
| Mitchell Diggs | Executive Producer |
| Oli Grant | Executive Producer |
| Ron Jaramillo | Art Direction |
| Nolan "Dr. No" Moffitte | Engineer |
| Goldfinghaz | Producer |
| Tru Master | Producer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
By the time Cappadonna released his solo debut album, The Pillage, in the spring of 1998, the Wu-Tang sound as masterminded by the RZA had become familiar. That's not to say that it was played out, however. The RZA's skeletal, menacing production is bracing even after it's become familiar, which is to Cappadonna's benefit, since The Pillage doesn't really expand the Wu sound any further. With producer cohorts Goldfinghaz and Tru Master, the RZA has re-created his signature sound; while it sounds terrific, it nevertheless will be a little frustrating, since not only does it lack the thrill of the new, but the album isn't as focused as such previous RZA/Wu ...