A few points.
1. Wouldn't download this based on the tracks in the OP's post.
2. Wu-Tang's message doesn't resonate anymore. Different time, different era. They some of the wordplay sounds dated and some of the members sound
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3. Can't have a Wu album without ODB
Wu had the perfect formula and was able to capture lightning in a bottle. Sadly they have not been able to recapture that magic and haven't been the same since Wu Tang Forever. Ghost and Rae of dropped solid solo projects but there are countless other projects that have come and gone without me even wanting to listen. When Tribe was promoting The Love Movement, as a "group" Q-Tip ATCQ had said all they could say. I wish Wu would've done the same. nikkas in their 40's spitting reminisce bars over dated production. Nas gave the template of staying true to the brand without having the cross over, but at the end of the day, Wu Tang is like a niche brand that's hard to adapt as far as them coming together to do an album.