Quote:Tracklist :
01. Powerful One
02. Return Of The Savage (feat Raekwon & RZA)
03. King Of New York (feat Raekwon)
04. Rise Up (feat Scarub)
05. Daily News
06. Get The Money (feat Vince Staples)
07. Death's Invitation (RZA Interlude)
08. Death's Invitation (feat Lyrics Born, Scarub & Chino XL)
09. Let The Record Spin (RZA Interlude)
10. Let The Record Spin (feat Raekwon)
11. Blackout (feat Raekwon)
12. Resurrection Morning (feat Raekwon & Bilal)
13. Life's A Rebirth (feat RZA)

I kinda enjoyed the first one personally, met Ghost on that album tour which was cool.

Quote:Ghostface Killah: Adrian Younge presents Twelve Reasons To Die II review – hard-boiled hip-hop capers

Ghostface Killah’s renaissance – see his solo album 36 Seasons, and Sour Soul, the collaboration with jazz trio BadBadNotGood – continues with the second instalment of his hardboiled hip-hop caper made with Adrian Younge, LA producer and soundtrack composer: Younge’s lavish, jazz- and soul-tinged production providing the aural red carpet for one of rap’s greatest yarn-spinners. The story – featuring Ghostface as Tony Starks, the betrayed gangster who gets stabbed in the back by the DeLuca crime family – is at times ridiculously bellicose (the closing track, Life’s a Rebirth, makes the end of The Wild Bunch seem tame), but these kinds of over-the-top payoffs are what the Wu Tang Clan have always traded in. RZA’s narration and appearances from Raekwon (who plays Starks’ avenger, Lester Kane) keep the Wu connection alive, but cameos from Vince Staples (Get the Money) and Bilal (Resurrection Morning) make sure it’s not the same old faces going over the same ground. The Ghostnaissance continues.

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