A sprawling, ambitious double-album sequel. Dense and acclaimed. A strong follow-up. Proof that Wu-Tang Clan hadn't run out of ideas.
On vinyl: '90s pressings are hit-and-miss on quality; a modern reissue is often the safer choice.
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