Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you have been disappointed with Chef Raekwon's releases since Immobilarity, then look no further. This album is a true redeemer. Raekwon cooked up a half-way good project with the skipworthy F.I.L.A. (Fly Internstion Luxurious Art), but The Wild is different. It's the return of the beast. You can hear hunger in these songs like the hard street anthem "This Is What It Comes Too," "M & N," and "You Hear Me". Raekwon also come through with some of his kingly tracks like "The Reign" and "Crown Of Thorns". The album does have some annoying skits and a lackluster track with Lil Wayne called "My Corner", so I can't give it a five star rating. It's a shame, because this is the deepest I've heard Raekwon in a long time. "Marvin" is a beautiful song that summarizes the touching and saddening story of Marvin Gaye's life and relationship with his father. Do you love the Wu-Tang Clan? This album what satisfy your thirst for cameo appearances by the Clan. Don't let that deter you though. Raekwon is as sharp as ever on this project, and he aims to please his loyal fans. I hope he continues on this path. Rae doesn't have the worst catalog, but you'd be hard pressed to find more than one album as consistent as this one across his discography.

Raekwon finds a middle ground between his vintage work and his recent more mainstream leanings with this set featuring some excellent cameos. You listen to Chef for the storytelling and crisp, uncompromising couplets, though. They are all here. Been released under the radar but this is what hip-hop should sound like.

A Good Pick For Rae Fans Of Wu Tang. My Only Real Arguments Against This Album Is It Has A Few Too Many Skits For Tracks That Lacks The Amount Of Songs For This CD Album But It Dope To Listen To. Rae's Skills Is Still Sharp As Before!

This album is among Rae's best work as a seasoned vet. He never disappoint and this album is no exception. Straight fire. This is wu banga and he doesn't sounds like everyone else. Marvin is special track that will touch you.

The Wild is a good album. It's sort of hardcore but also kind of mature. The album kind of jumps off track when Raekwon raps over modern beats in an attempt to sound current, but overall it's a good effort.

I've always liked Raekwon since his first solo album. This album just adds to my liking of Raekwon, and shows he is still makes great music after all these years.

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You can play this album start to finish without a single skip. Very few albums today have much replay value. I've listened to this album at least ten times.

This album has a few good songs on it & the rest are ok also. Great to get a new album from one of the Wu-Tang clan members. Hope for more on the future.

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Rae always get nasty on every album. Lyrics is still sharp like always. 20 plus years. Your todays rappers or wateva u called them cant touch this.

RaeKwon The Chef Cook Up Another ProDuct For The Streets And The Hip Hop World Every Album Is A StanD Out Go Get The Wild Wu Tang And Ice H20.

A nice project from Raekwon...Still feels like some slight ingredients are missing but still an enjoyable meal for the ears from The Chef.

Rae still got it lyrically and the beats are hot love the samples this is a solid effort from one of the most renowned clansman

This is a really great old school flavor hiphop album and yet has a very modern feel to it. You will not be disappointed

The Chef serves up another feast for music connoisseurs. Street lyrical delivers raw over soulful beats for grown folks

Solid album. Doesn't stand out among his best work but he can still rap and tell stories with the best of them.

One of the best albums by Raekwon. Has that classic Wu-Tang feel.

A great album considering the landscape in today's hip-hop. Not on the level of OB4CL but is a good album.

This is one of the hardest albums to come out of New York in a long time. It bangs straight through.