Two years after the original dropped, Vol. 2 is decidedly more commercial, with Rawkus hoping to improve sales by including bigger names and looking outside of N.Y.C. Still, there are some hot tracks, with standout appearances from Mos Def, Ghostface, Prodigy, Last Emperor, RZA, dead prez, and others. Includes the Nate Dogg-laced single "Oh No."