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Raekwon's 'Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang' Track List Revealed
When the track list for Raekwon's upcoming album, Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang, leaked a few weeks ago, it was soon revealed that it was not the final version. Several sources noted that it was not sequenced properly and featured a few other errors. Hip-hop scribe Elliott Wilson revealed the final track list yesterday, though, following his time previewing the record. And goddamn, the lineup for Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang is pretty beastly, what with the features from Nas, Black Thought, Lloyd Banks, and Rick Ross. Of course, members of the Wu make several appearances, particularly Method Man and Ghostface, as do a few vocalists for hook duties.
The track list is below. Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang drops March 22.
01 Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang [prod. by Scram Jones]
02 Every Soldier In The World (feat. Method Man) [prod. by Erick Sermon]
03 Silver Rings (feat. Ghostface) [prod. by Cilvaringz]
04 Chop Chop Ninja (feat. Inspectah Deck x Estelle) [prod. by Bluerocks]
05 Butter Knives [prod. by Bronze Nazareth]
06 Snake Pond [prod. by Selasi]
07 Crane Style (feat. Busta Rhymes)
08 Rock N Roll (feat. Ghostface x Jim Jones) [prod. by DJ Khalil]
09 Rich & Black (feat. Nas) [prod. by Sean C & LV]
10 From The Hills (feat. Method Man x Raheem Devaughn) [prod. by Kenny Dope]
11 Last Trip To Scotland (feat. Lloyd Banks) [prod. by Scram Jones]
12 Ferry Boat Killaz [prod. by The Alchemist]
13 Dart School [prod. by Allah Mathematics]
14 Molasses (feat. Rick Ross x Ghostface) [prod. by Xtreme]
15 The Scroll [prod. by Evidence]
16 Masters Of Our Fate (feat. Black Thought) [prod. by Tommy Nova]
17 Wu-Chant (Outro)
18 Your World & My World (feat. Havoc) [prod. by Havoc]*
19 Wu Crime (feat. GZA x Killah Priest) [prod. by Bt]*
*iTunes Bonus Track
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I could do without a third of the guests on this album. How you can squeeze Rick Ross in between Rae and Ghost is a mystery. Must be like how the Fugees would sneak a Pras verse in after Wyclef and have Lauryn come and save the track.
Eh, I think Rawse's voice will make his appearance awesome. Also, the only guest I would have left off is Jim Jones.
Rawse x Wu-Tang is a weird combo but I can't deny he's pretty ill as much as I don't want to admit that