As much as I enjoy the Reggie Noble and Clifford Smith chemistry, I must admit I had zero expectation that a reunion album ten years later would be something I would enjoy. But thankfully I was wrong. Rae wasn’t the only Clansman who made a comeback in the final year of the decade, as Meth sounds rejuvenated paired with a rhyme partner who still got sword-sharp metaphors. A potent playlist can be easily be formulated from the soaring intro (“BO2”); formidable first single (“A-Yo”); UGK collab crunch (“City Lights”); ladies friendly ode (“Mrs. International”) and a pro-weed puff-fest (“Diz Iz 4 All My Smokers”). Smoke something bitch and revisit this.

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