Madvillainy 2

Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix
Studio album by Madvillain
Released	2008
Recorded	2006/2007-2008
Genre	Hip hop, Underground Hip-Hop
Length	52:59
Label	Stones Throw
Producer	Madlib MF DOOM
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Madvillain chronology
Madvillainy (2004) Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix (2008)

Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix is a studio album by hip hop duo Madvillain. The album is a complete remix of their highly-acclaimed debut album Madvillainy. According to Stones Throw Records, Madlib could not wait for the official sequel of Madvillainy to be released, so he chose to remix their debut album completely. It has been released on the Stones Throw Records online store as a box set including the primary CD, a 7-inch vinyl of Madlib's remix of MF DOOM's "One Beer", "One Beer (Drunk Version)", a cassette tape containing an official demo of the Madvillainy leaked demo tape, a t-shirt, a comic book continuing the "ALL CAPS" video, and the silver wrapped box. It is also being sold in 320kbps, non-DRM MP3 format on Stones Throw Records online store.

Track listing

1. "Pow! (intro)"
2. "No Brain"
   • Contains a sample from "More Love" by Foster Sylvers from the album Foster Sylvers (1973)
3. "Pearls"
   • Contains a sample from "Shomoyo Pt. 2" by People from the album "Psych" (1971)
4. "Light of the Past"
5. "Boulder Holder"
6. "Borrowed Time"
7. "Space Ho's Coast to Coast"
   • Contains a sample from "Penelope Au Balcon" by Chute Libre from the album Chute Libre (1977)
8. "Invazion (interlude)"
9. "Drainos"
10. "Fire in the Hole"
11. "Heat Niner"
12. "Monkey Suit"
13. "Fluid (instrumental)"
    • Contains a sample from "We Can Make It If We Try" by The Sylvers from the album The Sylvers II (1973)
14. "Can't Reform Em"
15. "Redd Spot (interlude)"
16. "Running Around with Another"
17. "Butter King Jewels"
18. "Sermon"
19. "Roller Coaster Riders (instrumental)"
20. "3.214"
    • Contains a sample from "Heaven" by Matthew Larkin Cassell from the album Pieces (1977)
21. "Confucius Spot (interlude)"
22. "Never Go Pop"
23. "Savage Beast (instrumental)"
    • Contains a sample from "Colours" by Men of Vision
24. "Cold One"
25. "Cold One (Reprise)"

External links

• The album at Stones Throw Records