Madvillainy 2

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Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix
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Remix album by
ReleasedSeptember 15, 2008 (2008-09-15)
Genre Hip hop
Length52:29
Label Stones Throw
Producer Madlib, MF DOOM
Madvillain chronology
Madvillainy
(2004)
Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix
(2008)
Madvillainy Demo Tape
(2008)
Madlib chronology
Sujinho
(2008)
Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix
(2008)
WLIB AM: King of the Wigflip
(2008)
No.TitleLength
1."Pow"1:50
2."No Brain"2:08
3."Pearls"2:41
4."Light of the Past"2:09
5."Boulder Holder"2:22
6."Borrowed Time"3:00
7."Space Ho's Coast to Coast"3:40
8."Invazion" (Interlude)1:12
9."Drainos"3:26
10."Fire in the Hole"2:34
11."Heat Niner"1:38
12."Monkey Suit"2:18
13."Fluid" (Instrumental)1:20
14."Can't Reform Em"1:56
15."Redd Spot" (Interlude)0:44
16."Running Around with Another"2:49
17."Butter King Jewels"3:38
18."Sermon"2:32
19."Roller Coaster Rider" (Instrumental)1:32
20."3.214"2:03
21."Confucious Spot" (Interlude)0:20
22."Never Go Pop"1:55
23."Savage Beast" (Instrumental)1:21
24."Cold One"3:06
25."Cold One" (Reprise)0:45

Madvillainy 2: The Box

Madvillainy 2: The Box
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Box set by
ReleasedSeptember 15, 2008 (2008-09-15)
Genre Hip hop
Label Stones Throw
Producer Madlib, MF Doom

On 23 July 2008 Stones Throw announced Madvillainy 2: The Box, a box set containing the Madvillainy 2 CD, the Madvillainy Demo Tape on cassette, Madlib's "One Beer (Drunk Version)" remix on a 7" single, a T-shirt with lyrics from "America's Most Blunted", and a Madvillain comic book continuing the story of the "All Caps" music video. [5]

Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix

No.TitleLength
1."Pow"1:50
2."No Brain"2:08
3."Pearls"2:41
4."Light of the Past"2:09
5."Boulder Holder"2:22
6."Borrowed Time"3:00
7."Space Ho's Coast to Coast"3:40
8."Invazion" (Interlude)1:12
9."Drainos"3:26
10."Fire in the Hole"2:34
11."Heat Niner"1:38
12."Monkey Suit"2:18
13."Fluid" (Instrumental)1:20
14."Can't Reform Em"1:56
15."Redd Spot" (Interlude)0:44
16."Running Around with Another"2:49
17."Butter King Jewels"3:38
18."Sermon"2:32
19."Roller Coaster Rider" (Instrumental)1:32
20."3.14"2:03
21."Confucious Spot" (Interlude)0:20
22."Never Go Pop"1:55
23."Savage Beast" (Instrumental)1:21
24."Cold One"3:06
25."Cold One" (Reprise)0:45

"One Beer (Drunk Version)"

A-side
No.TitleLength
1."One Beer" (Drunk Version)1:52

Madvillainy Demo Tape

Side 1
No.TitleLength
1."One False Move" ("Great Day" demo)2:40
2."America's Most Blunted"3:28
3."Operation Lifesaver" ("Operation Lifesaver AKA Mint Test" instrumental demo)1:24
4."Figaro"2:42
5."Rainbows"2:59
6."Just for Kicks" ("Meat Grinder" demo)2:17
Side 2
No.TitleLength
1."Fancy Clown"3:57
2."Shadows of Tomorrow"3:00
3."Money Folder"4:16
4."Stakes" ("Supervillain Theme" demo)1:29
5."All Caps"2:12
6."One False Move" (Instrumental) ("Great Day" instrumental demo)2:13

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