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Enjoy this album on Qobuz apps with your subscription Listen on Qobuz. II , but it was really fucking good , too. Critics far and wide held it in extremely high regard, including yours truly, as we suddenly believed that the Wu-Tang Clan was finally back. That feeling didn't last long, but it was fun while it lasted.

In August of , the newly relevant Raekwon who spend his summer appearing on damn near everybody's albums in an effort to keep his name alive decided that what he really wanted for Christmas was to trick all of his loyal fans into paying cold hard cash for an album that they had already purchased. II Gold Edition , an iTunes-exclusive cash-in crafted strictly for the streets. Raekwon claims that he crafted this for his hardcore fans, but it's hard not to feel cheated, especially since the only way you will ever have a hard copy of this special edition is if you download all of the extras and burn one yourself.

Only Built 4 Cuban Linx II Gold Edition isn't lacking for extras, though: in addition to featuring six new tracks four remixes and two original songs taken from the cutting-room floor , it also contains every single music video Raekwon shot as promotional tools for the album, all seventy-six of them. Oh, I'm sorry, I meant to write the number six ; it just seems that Rae shot more because he marketed the shit out of the original project, because if not him, then who?

Odds are that Only Bulit 4 Cuban Linx II Gold Edition isn't worth your money, so that isn't really my question. This is more of a "how much of a waste of time is the album"-type of day, anyway.

Ghost and Meth sound okay over the new music, but it isn't as though that re-recorded their verses or anything. Interesting, but ultimately unnecessary. Kind of like this entire project. Because what the original album cut was lacking was sound bites from kung-fu flicks, right?

BT gives the Chef and two-thirds of The Lox a nondescript instrumental that, nevertheless, sounds good enough to hold the crime raps from these three.

However, while this sounds alright, it isn't better than the first version, and it certainly isn't good enough for anybody to pay for. Hip hop's favorite drummer that isn't? Rae and Ghost still have the same chemistry that they first exhibited on the very first Wu-Tang Clan album, and I hope for more, better collaborations in the future. II , to the general apathy of absolutely everyone.

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