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2011 album from the Hip Hop icon and Wu Tang member. Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang is the long awaited concept album from Raekwon the Chef. Back with the gritty tales from the street that have made him a Hip Hop legend, Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang captures Raekwon at the top of his lyrical game. Guest features include The Wu-Tang Clan members, Rick Ross, Jim Jones, Raheem Devaughn, Black Thought, Busta Rhymes and others. Features production by Scram Jones, The Alchemist & DJ Kahlil, Eric Sermon & Havoc.

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Shaolin Vs. Wutang Raekwon 2:30

2. Every Soldier In The Hood (feat. Method Man) Raekwon 2:54

3. Silver Rings (feat. Ghostface Killah) Raekwon Feat. Ghostface Killah 1:48

4. Chop Chop Ninja (feat. Inspectah and Estelle) Raekwon feat. Inspectah Deck and Estelle 4:24

5. Butter Knives Raekwon 2:47

6. Snake Pond Raekwon 2:29

7. Crane Style (feat. Busta Rhymes) Raekwon 1:55

8. Rock N Roll (feat. Jim Jones, Ghostface Killah and Kobe James) Raekwon feat. Ghostface Killah and Kobe James 5:40

9. Rich And Black (feat. Nas) Raekwon 3:35

10. From The Hills (feat. Method Man and Raheem Devaughn) Raekwon feat. Method Man and Raheem Devaughn 2:37

11. Last Trip To Scotland (feat. Lloyd Banks) Raekwon 2:42

12. Ferryboat Killaz Raekwon Feat. Ghostface Killah 2:00

13. Dart School Raekwon 2:28

14. Molasses (feat. Rick Ross and Ghostface Killah) Raekwon feat. Rick Ross and Ghostface Killah 4:13

15. The Scroll Raekwon 2:35

16. Masters Of Our Fate (feat. Black Thought) Raekwon 3:22

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Audio CD (March 8, 2011)
Parental Advisory ed. edition
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Label: ICEH20 Records
ASIN: B004I9H5VQ
Customer Reviews: 42 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #199,887 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
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Joe.Akron.Ohio.32.Male.

B CD, not a B+. Lacks great lyrics & themes...jumps around too much. Great production though!

October 15, 2019

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Raekwon’s 5th official studio album, released in March 2011, with 17 songs, at 49:05 minutes long. This CD has a WuTaCl vibe, for sure...almost too much. That swayed me negatively a bit, but considering the name of the album, I reconsidered the vibe and positively connected with the album. The music, production, features, samples, and overall sound, is super superior. However, the theme and lyrics don’t always make sense...there is a lot of ‘filler’ lyrics and themes on this CD. This is a solid 4/5.

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another solid, 4.5 star album from the Chef

November 26, 2011

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The Chef returns with his, we'll call it, 5th major label solo album, just 18 months since his last solo (shortest period of time he's has in between solo projects). This is the 24th CD that I have that Rae has been a part of (his solo's, mixtapes, group albums as part of: Wu-Tang Clan, Ice Water, Wu-Massacre, , and American Cream Team, albums/mixtapes he's done with Ghostface Killah, and a good deal of Wu-Tang compilations that he was a part of). So there is no denying his veteran status in the rap game, as he's been putting out albums for 18 years now. And this is further proof that there's good reason he's been doing it so long and consistent. This is yet another 4.5 star effort and rates up there with the majority of his other solo's/mixtapes. Here is my breakdown of the solo projects I have that he's put out (I won't go through every album I own that he is part of, just the solo's.

"Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..." -- 8/95) -- 4.5/5 stars
"Immobilarity" --- (11/99) -- 5/4.5 stars
"The Lex Diamond Story" -- (12/03) -- 4 stars
"The DaVinci Code: Vatican Mixtape Vol. 2" -- (7/06) -- 4.5 stars (mixtape)
"Only Built 4 The Streets, Pt. 2" -- (7/08) -- 4/4.5 stars (mixtape)
"Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...Pt. 2" -- (9/09) -- 4.5/4 stars

This one has 16 songs, 2 are near classics and the other 14 are good or real good songs. None are worth skipping over and it's easy to listen through the album from start to finish with no disappointments. Guests are a little heavy, on 10 of the 16 tracks, and rapping on each one. Production is pretty nice as well and handled by a wide variety of people: Scram Jones does 3 songs, Mathematics, Alchemist, Sean C & LV, Erick Sermon, Bronze Nazareth, DJ Khalil, Cilvaringz, Nova, Evidence, X-Treme Beats, Blue Rocks, Selasi, Kenny Dope all do 1 song. A must have album from a great rapper.

#1 - 8.5 (40 sec. intro before song stars -- nice beat)
#2 - 8 (f/ Method Man)
#3 - 8 (f/ Ghostface Killah)
#4 - 8 (f/ Inspectah Deck & Estelle -- minute long intro before the song)
#5 - 8
#6 - 8.5 (nice and relaxing oriental sounding beat)
#7 - 9 (f/ Busta Rhymes - another nice oriental themed beat)
#8 - 9 (f/ Ghostface Killah, Jim Jones, & Kobe - tight beat)
#9 - 9 (f/ Nas - nice beat)
#10 - 8 (f/ Method Man & Raheem DeVaughn [who has a rare sub-par appearance])
#11 - 9.5 (f/ Lloyd Banks -- tight,upbeat track)
#12 - 8.5
#13 - 8.5
#14 - 9.5 (f/ Rick Ross & Ghostface Killah -- tight GZA-sampled beat)
#15 - 8
#16 - 8 (f/ Black Thought)

Corey Woods -- b. 1/12/70 -- Brooklyn, NY
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DA THRILLA

"CUBAN LINX III COMING, DONT KNOW WHEN BUT THE TIME IS RUNNING"

March 30, 2011

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Back in 1999, Raekwon fans patiently waited for a follow up to the classic "Only Built For Cuban Linx". What they got was the highly disappointing "Immobilarity". It was a different direction that fans were not ready for. Raekwon's status dropped. Plus the fact that other Wu-Tang members like Meth, Ghost & ODB were stealing the spotlight. It took 10 years before Rae was able to reclaim his status as an elite hip hop artist with the sequel to "...Cuban Linx". But once again we are skeptical again with Rae's ability to follow up a classic. Can he keep the fire burning he started with "OB4CL2"? Or will his flame burn out again? "Shaolin Vs Wu-Tang" tries to answer those questions.

As with "Immobilarity", Raekwon announced that the RZA would not be handling any tracks on "Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang". Fans held their breaths. But from the beginning you know this is going to take you back to the old Wu-Tang style. The first thing you hear is a Wu-Tang movie clip then Raekwon hits you with the banging title track. Method Man sounds motivated on "Every Soldier In The Hood". Rae's old friend NaS returns for "Rich & Black".The album loses a little focus in the middle with songs like "From The Hills" & "Last Trip To Scotland". And "Chop Chop Ninja" is horrible. But Rae bounces back with "Ferryboat Killaz" another track that's way too short.(It seems all of the bangers are way too short)

One of the first things I noticed was how the collection of producers on the album did a good job of re-creating the Wu-Tang sound. Bronze Nazareth produced the standout "Butter Knives", which sounds like it should have been on "Enter the Wu-Tang".(Some say he did a better job than RZA) Young producer Cilvaringz represents that new Wu sound on the good but way too short "Silver Rings" ft Ghostface. And Tommy Nova closes the album out on a high note with "Master Of Our Fate" ft. Black Thought. Even though this is not as good as OB4CL2, it is a very good treat to hold us over until OB4CL3 drops.

Raekwon fans will be pleased to know that this album does not disappoint. This is what we were waiting on 12 years ago. Rae has proved it is not too late to come back home. Its been 18 years Wu-Tang has been on the scene. And each member has held the flag up at one point or another. When one member falls another one picks it up and runs with it. That's what makes it a true Iron Flag.

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Brooklyn Babe

Raekwon gets the gasface for 3 minute (or less) songs!!!

March 24, 2011

Format: MP3 MusicVerified Purchase

This album should really get 4 stars... I don't think it is a certified classic (Like Cuban Linx I), but many of the songs definitely are bump-worthy and will be in the rotation for sometime to come. But when the length of half the tracks don't even make the 3 minute mark, it makes you say "Huh????". Yet, the absolute WORST song on the album "Rock & Roll" is SIX MINUTES!! WTF!!!

The best track of the album is Masters of Our Fate (w/ Black Thought). Probably one of the deepest cuts Rae has ever done. It even includes an effective sample of the "Masters of Our Fate" speech by Winston Churchill. Wonderful track.

The other memorable tracks are:
Every Soldier in the Hood (w/ Method Man)
Molasses (w/ Ghosface & Rick Ross) - I'm no Rick Ross fan, but he did his thing here
Last Trip to Scotland (w/ LLoyd Banks)
From the Hills (w/ Method Man) - Wu Banger, but unfortunately less than 3 mins long
Rich and Black (w/ Nas) - classic track
Butter Knives - one of those hood tracks ya gotta love
Silver Rings (w/ Ghostface) - Wu Banger, but less than 2 minutes long!!!! Less than 2 minutes!!! Really Rae???

This album is definitely buy-worthy, but it is a disappointment in that this album should have been longer and felt more complete.

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