Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago

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1. I'm Having A Relapse (Intro) (Remastered) (0:00)
2. Chemical Warfare (Hidden 4 Copyright) (2:07)
3. Oh No (Remastered) (3:41)
4. Taking My Ball (Hidden 4 Copyright) (7:37)
5. Elevator (Hidden 4 Copyright) (12:37)
6. Buffalo Bill (Hidden 4 Copyright) (17:29)
7. Things Get Worse (feat. B.o.B.) (Remastered) (Hidden 4 Copyright) (21:24)
8. Psycho (Relapse 2 Mix) (feat. 50 Cent) (Hidden 4 Copyright) (25:31)
9. Hell Breaks Loose (feat. Dr. Dre) (Hidden 4 Copyright) (30:17)
10. Music Box (Hidden 4 Copyright) (34:18)
11. The Apple (39:21)
12. Drop the Bomb on Em' (Hidden 4 Copyright) (43:42)
13. The Warning (48:31)
14. Hit Me With Your Best Shot (feat. D12) [Bonus Track] (Removed for copyright)
15. Fly Away (feat. Just Blaze) [Bonus Track] (removed for copyright)
16. Cocaine (feat. Jazmine Sullivan) [Bonus Track] (definitely removed for copyright)
17. Nut Up (The Ladies) [Bonus Track] (removed for copyright)

The most comprehensive release thus far, complete with leaked tracks, material confirmed for the original release as well as bonus tracks from the transition period where RELAPSE 2 became RECOVERY... breakdown below:

1. I'm Having A Relapse (Intro) - Placed at the start to return to the playful sinister vibe, akin to that of 3 A.M. At the lack of having "Insult to Injury" leaked at this point, this is the appropriate opener for this companion piece... despite (realistically) not being meant for either album. At this point in 2022, I sort of see it as the makeshift "Premonition" of this project.
2. Chemical Warfare - Satisfies the presence known of The Alchemist having a production credit on the album, and also carries a similar bounce and vibe to that of "My Mom". Continuing the pattern of spitting Em was on at the time, "back to being an asshole again". Probably was never meant for Em's album, but COULD it have been had "I.T.I." not been made?... Who cares, it fits!
3. Oh No (Remastered) - While we have nothing that exactly matches the tone of "Insane", this does keep up with a similar structure for this placement on the album. Changes the interpretation of the "ill be back with the sequel" and "i offer no mercy, the controversy is once again" and makes them sound more referential to this project they're placed on, the sequel, as opposed to one that's to come in the future.
4. Taking My Ball - Serves a similar function as "Bagpipes from Baghdad", quite the clear parallel, I'd say.
5. Elevator - Serving as the lead "We Made You" - toned single for the project, it is placed earlier on here due to having less tracks to work with and no real skits.
6. Buffalo Bill - This one can serve a parallel purpose to "Same Song & Dance", albeit a bit more intense... but still humorous enough to fit and follow the lead single, bringing the tone back to a bit more of dark one.
7. Things Get Worse (feat. B.o.B.) (Remastered) - Also fodder for single material due to the kinship of both emcees at the time, Em's attitude reminds me of "Medicine Ball" here. "This is the closest that its come to the marshall mathers (LP)" also serves as a great line to frame this project as the follow up to the first Relapse, which itself could be seen as a SSLP parallel.
8. Psycho (Relapse 2 Mix) (feat. 50 Cent) - Placed here due to sounding very similar to a song em mentioned in an interview where him and fif were trading bars back and forth. Plus its produced by Dre and Em's voice sounds like an Evolution of his Relapse delivery. I arranged it to sound more like an Em led song.
9. Hell Breaks Loose (feat. Dr. Dre) - It's the dre collab... of course its a single! "Old times sake" parallel blah blah.
10. Music Box - This one I can see as the "Stay Wide Awake" of the sequel, very dark and much more about the methodology of murder. His voice being deeper and closer to his real voice also transitions well into the next track...
11. The Apple - My reasoning for placing this one is simply sourced to Em mentioning in an interview where he mentioned still having a few potential songs from his hiatus / transition period that he produced and MAY have been looking at for inclusion on Relapse 2. Similar to selecting "Beautiful" for the first album. This serves as a good follow up to that sentiment. For those of you who love to branch out with your own edits, I could see CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR fitting this spot too. I wouldn't be surprised if that song was in the pool of tracks he was considering releasing from that batch.
12. Drop the Bomb on Em' - The sentiments of this song fit a good closer... still some accent presence but the pitch of his voice is noticeably a bit more normal... going well into...
13. The Warning - Literally his "Underground" voice, and a good petty shady- ish end for this tape /era.