Some might say its sacrilege to revisit a classic album like Madvillainy. You know, like George Lucas messing around with Star Wars and digitally inserting Jabba The Hut rapping with Han Solo. But Madlib’s never been one to respect convention – and he made this one for headphone listening while on a ten-hour plane ride to Tokyo.
This album will only be available through the Stonesthrow website, which just relaunched with a new online store. The box set consists of:
CD: Madvillainy “2” The Madlib Remix. 25 tracks.  
7-INCH: “One Beer (Drunk Version)” Madlib’s original 2004 version, lost until recently on the floor of his Bomb Shelter studio. If you saw the studio you’d understand.
CASSETTE: The Madvillainy Demo Tape. 12 tracks, 36 minutes. This is the first and only official release of the infamous Madvillain demo that “leaked into cyberspace,” while the album was still in progress, as DOOM alludes to in the lyrics of “Rhinestone Cowboy.”
T-SHIRT: Nominated. Best Rolled L’s. Madvillain shirt.
COMIC BOOK: Meanwhile… the continuation of the All Caps video, included with the CD.
THE BOX: 12×13x3 inches. Wrapped in silver like DOOM’s mask.
You can get it now here.
After the jump more images of the content of the Madvillainy 2 Box Set.

J. Dilla’s Donuts provided a base for both Ghostface and M.F. Doom to land rhymes in 2005. Some of the tracks found light on Ghost’s 2006 Def Jam release Fishscale. Others, some due to appear on the Dilla Doom collaborative project, were shelved after Dilla’s untimely passing. For the launch of Stones Throw’s new webstore, at the end of this month, two of the buried tracks will surface. "Sniperlite" and "Murder Goons" are sure to be must have additions to the ipod or zune play list.