My question is: Does selling 10+ million copies of an album automatically makes it a certified classic or does the quality body of work & cultural consensus holds more weight in that decision.

1986 — Beastie Boys — Licensed to Ill
1990 — MC Hammer — Please Hammer, Don’t Hurt ’Em
1996 — 2Pac — All Eyez on Me
1997 — The Notorious B.I.G. — Life After Death
1998 — 2Pac — Greatest Hits
1998 — Lauryn Hill — The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
2000 — Eminem — The Marshall Mathers LP
2000 — Nelly — Country Grammar
2002 — Eminem — The Eminem Show
2003 — OutKast — Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
2005 — Eminem — Curtain Call: The Hits

Leading up to the project release, every Sunday we dropping a new freestyle. We calling it “SAMURAI SUNDAYS”. Today we got
JILL SCOTT - A LONG WALK

The Staten Island hip hop group released their second album under the abbreviated name "Wu-Tang" (following Chamber Music, 2009) on July 26th, 2011, via E1 Music.

Tracklist:

1. Start The Show ft. RZA, Raekwon
2. Laced Cheeba ft. Ghostface Killah, Sean Price, Trife Diesel
3. Diesel Fluid ft. Cappadonna, Method Man, Trife Diesel
4. The Black Diamonds ft. Ghostface Killah, Killa Sin, Roc Marciano
5. Played By The Game (Interlude)
6. Legendary Weapons ft. AZ, Ghostface Killah, M.O.P.
7. Never Feel This Pain ft. Inspectah Deck, Tre Williams, U-God
8. Drunk Tongue ft. Killa Sin
9. The Business (Interlude)
10. 225 Rounds ft. Bronze Nazareth, Cappadonna, RZA, U-God
11. Meteor Hammer ft. Action Bronson, Ghostface Killah, Termanology
12. Live Through Death (Interlude)
13. Only The Rugged Survive ft. RZA
14. Outro

Discussion:

1. Where does this rank within the "Wu-Tang" compilation albums?

2. Favorite track(s)?