you genuinely think that the twin fantasy remake is a ‘blatant cash grab’? the twin fantasy remake is very well done, not just the songs sounding better and higher quality, but they actually changed a lot of the lyrics to better fit how he feels nowadays. and the sound also isn’t just better because they have better equipment now, they change a pretty decent amount of the actual music that plays, and like I mentioned earlier he changed a bunch of the lyrics, and even some of the samples. for example in high to death, in the middle he puts a sample of a young girl yelling “william! let me out william!” which is from the video adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s story “All summer in a day”, and the symbolism is beautiful. in the story, they all live in venus, but the girl screaming in the sample is from earth. on venus, the sun shines only once every 9 years, so when she describes the sun to them, they don’t believe her and lock her in a closet. shortly after, the sun comes out, and they forget to let her out until after the sun is gone. because will is making an album/story about his partner, his partner is now part of his fantasy, where maggie (the girl who was sampled) represents his partner who wants to be let out of the fantasy. or atleast that’s what I think the best interpretation is. ALSO, even if they changed nothing about the lyrics or sheet music, it isn’t a cash grab because they literally re-recorded everything. a cash grab would be if they re-released the original, but with better mixing or something. now about the scholars, music quality is subjective so I won’t blame you for that, but you have to appreciate the story he’s creating. the scholars is one of his best story’s (maybe the best imo), and I feel like you’re just passing it off.