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RaekwonShaolin vs. Wu-Tang72 Based on 9 reviews 2011 Ranking: #265 / 498
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REVIEWS
80
NO RIPCORD
While it isn’t an instant classic like its predecessor, the album serves as a strong victory lap that highlights everything good about Raekwon.
79
PITCHFORK
It's leaner than both Linx records which also frees it from the weighty expectations game that dogged Rae since Immobilarity critically bombed.
70
DROWNED IN SOUND
It’s unlikely this record will be met with anywhere near the fanfare of his last, but Raekwon has proved himself capable of shining both in the limelight and the backseat.
70
POPMATTERS
As the track times are so short, it’s his energy that becomes the emphasis of the record.
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DETAILS
Released: March 8, 2011
Format: LP
Label: Ice H2O
Genre: Hip Hop
RATINGS
| 82 | Beats Per Minute |
| 80 | Consequence of Sound |
| 80 | No Ripcord |
| 79 | Pitchfork |
| 70 | Drowned in Sound |
| 70 | PopMatters |
| 70 | Tiny Mix Tapes |
| 59 | Coke Machine Glow [src ] |
| 20 | NME |
TRACK LIST
- Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang
- Every Soldier in the Hood (featuring Method Man)
- Silver Rings (featuring Ghostface Killah)
- Chop Chop Ninja (featuring Inspectah Deck & Estelle)
- Butter Knives
- Snake Pond
- Crane Style (featuring Busta Rhymes)
- Rock 'N Roll (featuring Ghostface Killah, Jim Jones & Kobe)
- Rich & Black (featuring Nas)
- From the Hills (featuring Method Man & Raheem DeVaughn)
- Last Trip to Scotland (featuring Lloyd Banks)
- Ferry Boat Killaz
- Dart School
- Molasses (featuring Rick Ross & Ghostface Killah)
- The Scroll
- Masters of Our Fates (featuring Black Thought)
- Wu Chant (Outro)
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