DOOM - Born Like This

01 - Supervillain Intro
02 - Gazzillion Ear
03 - Ballskin
04 - Yessir! (Feat. Raekwon)
05 - Absolutely
06 - Rap Ambush
07 - Lightworks
08 - Batty Boyz
09 - Angelz (Feat. Tony Starks)
10 - Cellz
11 - Still dope (Feat. Empress Sharhh)
12 - Microwave Mayo
13 - More Rhymin' (Feat. Kurious)
14 - That's That
15 - Supervillainz
16 - Bumpy's Message
17 - Thank Yah

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D-Block - No Security

No Security is a compilation mixtape by rap group D-Block. It was released on June 9, 2009 on E1 Music. The album will officialy introduce many of the members that make up D-Block and will also be a minor steping stone to the New L.O.X. Order



Track listing

1. So Much Trouble - (with Sheek Louch/Styles P./Bucky, featuring Beanie Sigel)
2. Thrilla - (with Snyp Life/Tommy Star/Large Amount/Sheek Louch)
3. Show Em - (with Don D/Ty, featuring OJ Da Juiceman)
4. Get That Paper - (with S.I./Jadakiss/Sheek Louch/Styles P.)
5. Get Ya Bounce On - (with AP/Bully/Large Amount, featuring DJ Webstar)
6. From the Block - (with Bully/Tommy Star/Sheek Louch/Styles P./Ty)
7. That's D-Block - (with AP/Snyp Life/Straw/Large Amount/Styles P./Bucky)
8. Round and Round - (with AP/Bully/Tommy Star/Large Amount)
9. Hello - (with Large Amount/Sheek Louch/Ty, featuring Red Cafe)
10. Brother's Keeper - (with Bully/Jadakiss/Sheek Louch/Styles P.)
11. Hustler's Prayer - (with Bully/Straw/Styles P.)
12. Like That Y'all [Remix] - (remix, with AP/Snyp Life/Straw/Jadakiss/Sheek Louch/Styles P.)

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J Love - Legends Vol 8 - KRS One

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1) KNOWLDEGE REIGNS SUPREME
2) MCS ACT LIKE THEY DON'T KNOW
3) RAPPERS R N DANGER
4) RUN IT REMIX FEAT EPMD (PRODUCED BY J-LOVE)
5) STEP INTO A WORLD
6) THE MC
7) THE DJ
8) CLASSIC FEAT NAS RAKIM KANYE WEST
9) CRIMINAL MINDED 2008
10) CRIMINAL MINDED
11) SOUTH BRONX
12) MY PHILOSOPHY
13) I'M STILL
14) SERIOUS FEAT STEADY B
15) JACK OF SPADES
16) LOVES GONNA GET YOU
17) OUTTA HERE
18) RETURN OF THE BOOM BAP
19) MAD IZM FEAT CHANNEL LIVE
20) D & D ALL STARS FEAT DOUGIE FRESH JERU THE DAMAJA SMIF & WESSUN FAT
JOE MAD LION
21) DROP IT HEAVY FEAT BIG PUN & AG
22) THEY TALK ABOUT FEAT METHOD MAN & PRODIGY

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J Dilla - Jay Stay Paid

The album is a 28 track collection of unreleased Dilla beats mixed and arranged by Pete Rock. Although “J$P” mostly instrumental, it will several guests vocals from artists that Dilla worked with or admired, such as Black Thought, Havoc, Raekwon, MF DOOM, and M.O.P. It was executive produced by Dilla’s mother Maureen "Ma Dukes" Yancey along with the musical supervision of Dilla’s only real musical idol, Pete Rock. In regard to the album's feel and direction Ma Dukes stated:
“ It wasn’t rushed and it wasn’t haphazard. This album combines what he did in the beginning of his career, what he did in some of our early hospital stays, which was very deep, and some stuff pulled from old floppy disks & DATs. It's mind blowing... this is like the missing links to Dilla’s legacy.[2] ”

Art Direction and illustrations for Jay Stay Paid were contributed by world renowned graphic artist Mike Orduna (Fatoe) for Fatoe.com

In promotion for the album, the Beat Junkies released a free sampler of the album.[3]

The format of the album plays like a radio show with Pete Rock as the program director. With regards to Pete’s involvement, Ms. Yancey gets very excited, “Dilla wanted to pattern himself behind Pete. His dream was to become as close as possible to what Pete stood for. Pete meant everything to him. Dilla would have just been flabbergasted! ” Pete’s sentiments were the same toward Dilla, “Dude was amazing. He just kinda came outta nowhere and the more you heard his beats the better they got. He may not be here with us, but it’s all good we’re going to keep his music alive and well.”

In the late 80s, Dilla founded the seminal rap group Slum Village and put Detroit hip-hop on the map, while the 90’s saw him playing a major role in the production team The Ummah with Q-Tip and Ali Shaheed Muhammad doing extensive work on Tribe Called Quest’s last two albums.

Tracklist:
01 00:56 KJay FM Dedication
02 01:28 King
03 02:49 I Told Y'all
04 01:21 Lazer Gunne Funke
05 02:00 In The Night/While You Slept (I Crept)
06 02:09 Smoke (feat. Blu)
07 02:58 Blood Sport (feat. Lil' Fame Of M.O.P.)
08 02:01 CaDILLAc
09 01:25 Expensive Whip
10 00:56 Kaklow (Jump On It)
11 00:54 Digi Dirt (feat. Phat Kat)
12 02:24 Dilla Bot Vs. The Hybrid (feat. Danny Brown)
13 01:27 Milk Money
14 02:38 Spacecowboy Vs. Bobble Head
15 02:40 Reality TV (feat. Black Thought)
16 01:26 On Stilts
17 01:31 Fire Wood Drumstix (feat. Doom)
18 03:02 Glamour Sho75 (09)
19 01:42 10,000 Watts
20 01:53 9th Caller
21 05:01 Make It Fast (Unadulterated Mix) (feat. Diz Gibran)
22 04:22 24K Rap (feat. Havoc Of Mobb Depp & Raekwon)
23 01:02 Big City
24 01:25 Pay Day (feat. Frank Nitty Of Frank N' Dank)
25 03:44 See That Boy Fly (feat. Illa J & Cue D)
26 01:13 Coming Back
27 01:44 Mythsysizer
28 01:58 KJay & We Out

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Busta Rhymes - Back On My B.S.

The album was originally going to be called Before Hell Freezes Over, but went through several name changes (including Back on My Bullshit, Blessed, and B.O.M.B.) before being finalized as Back on My B.S.. The release date has changed many times, mostly due to Busta Rhymes' release from Aftermath Entertainment and Interscope Records. The album was originally supposed to come out as early as December 4, 2007 but went through many projected release dates before an official release date of May 19, 2009.

Track listing

The track listing was confirmed by two major retail sites.[11][12]
# Title Producer Length
1. "Wheel of Fortune" DJ Scratch 3:24
2. "Give Em What They Askin for" Ron Browz 3:24
3. "Respect My Conglomerate" (feat. Lil Wayne & Jadakiss) Focus... 3:34
4. "Shoot for the Moon" Danja 3:20
5. "Hustler's Anthem '09" (feat. T-Pain) Ty Fyffe 4:29
6. "Kill Dem" (feat. Pharrell & Tosh) The Neptunes 3:48
7. "Arab Money" (feat. Ron Browz) Ron Browz 2:45
8. "I'm a Go and Get My..." (feat. Mike Epps) DJ Scratch 4:54
9. "We Want In" (feat. Ron Browz, Flipmode Squad: Spliff Star & Show Money) King Karnov 3:11
10. "We Miss You" (feat. DeMarco & Jelly Roll) Needlz 5:02
11. "Sugar" (feat. Jelly Roll) Jelly Roll 4:05
12. "Don't Believe Em" (feat. Akon & T.I.) Cool & Dre 3:49
13. "Decision" (feat. Jamie Foxx, Mary J. Blige, John Legend & Common) Mr. Porter 4:28
14. "If You Don't Know Now You Know" (feat. Big Tigger) Focus... 4:59
15. "World Go Round" (feat. Estelle) Jelly Roll 3:51
[hide]Bonus Tracks
# Title Producer Length
15. "If You Don't Know Now You Know (iTunes Bonus Track)" (feat. Big Tigger) Focus... 4:58
16. "How You Really Want It (iTunes Bonus Track)" (feat. Jesse West) Dready Beats 4:57
17. "We Made It (Bonus Track)" (feat. Linkin Park) Cool & Dre, Mike Shinoda* 3:57
18. "Exclusive Ownership (Bonus Track)" (feat. E-40) Jelly Roll* 3:13

*Co-producer
Bonus DVD[13]
# Title Length
1. "A Day in the Life of Busta Rhymes"
2. "The Days of Our Rhymes"
3. "News Flash"
4. "Busted!"
5. "The Many Styles of Busta Rhymes"
6. "Ruffneck Soulja trailer"
7. "Music videos: 1. Hustler's Anthem 09 2. Arab Money Remix 3. Arab Money live at the Knitting Factory"

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Adam F - Presents Kaos - the Anti-Acoustic Warfare

Adam F (born Adam Fenton) is one of the world's premiere jungle/drum and bass DJs, son to Alvin Stardust and stepson of Liza Goddard.

His breakthrough hit was the techstep classic Metropolis/Mother Earth, released in 1997 on the Metalheadz record label. What is considered to be his greatest early work is his Drum & Bass/Jazz fusion "Circles", Good album from start a finish, a potential surprise considering Adam F's first major foray into the Hip-Hop world.

Legendary UK Drum & Bass producer, Adam F branches out into the Hip-Hop/R&B market with an adventurous, yet well produced effort. This collaborative work sees Adam F working with some of the biggest names in American Urban music. From the unrelenting orchestral epic 'Smash Something', featuring Redman, to the chilled out vibes of 'Karma' featuring Gangstarr legend, Guru, the album contains some well produced Hip-Hop.

Tracklist

1. Kaos Main Title (Explicit) Adam F Featuring Royal Symphonia 1:12
2. Smash Sumthin (Explicit) Adam F Featuring Redman 3:28
3. Stand Clear (Explicit) Adam F Featuring M.O.P. 3:59
4. Listen Here (Explicit) Adam F Featuring Capone-n-Noreaga 5:26
5. Where's My... (Explicit) Adam F Featuring Lil' Mo 3:45
6. Greatest Of All Time (Explicit) Adam F Featuring LL Cool J 4:04
7. News Flash (Explicit) Adam F Featuring Huggy Bear 1:35
8. Dirty Harry's Revenge (Explicit) Adam F Featuring Beenie Man And Siamese 3:12
9. Time 4 Da True (Explicit) Adam F Featuring Dave And Pos From De La Soul And DV Alias Khryst 4:14
10. Karma (Comes Back Around) (Explicit) Adam F Featuring Guru And Carl Thomas 5:23
11. End Of Days Interregnum (Explicit) Adam F 0:55
12. Last Dayz (Explicit) Adam F Featuring Pharoahe Monch 3:08
13. Time Is Up Outro (Explicit) Adam F 0:42
14. Trans Mission (Explicit) Adam F 0:22

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Marco Polo & Torae Double Barrel

Rapper Torae & Super-Producer Marco Polo have joined forces to release the New York rap album that fans of raw, hardcore Hip-Hop have been waiting for.
When it comes to beats and rhymes, Canadian producer Marco Polo and Brooklyn MC Torae don’t play, just check the résumé. On his 2007 critically acclaimed album Port Authority, Polo recruited a who’s who of MC’s like Kool G Rap and Kardinal Offishall to ride over his hard-hitting instrumentals. Torae, on the other hand, has certified his rep as one of the game’s illest lyricists in a similar fashion, with remarkable wordplay on his highly touted 2008 street album Daily Conversation. So, in the spirit of great hip-hop duos, the producer and the MC signed with Duck Down Records to release their collaborative album "Double Barrel," on June 2nd.
"He’s bringing the hardest production that he can bring, I’m bringing the hardest rhymes I can bring; together its like a double barrel blast,” says Torae of the album’s persistent theme. The two first hooked up when Marco tapped the MC to guest on his Mick Boogie-helmed mixtape, The New Port Authority, in 2007. In turn, Marco went on to produce “Casualty” on Tor’s Daily Conversation. “I think we just had a connection in the studio,” says Polo, “We wanted to make an album that we wanted to hear with banging beats and aggressive rhymes.”
Sonically Double Barrel pays homage to New York’s mid-‘90’s rap scene, when artists like Gang Starr and Wu-Tang Clan reigned supreme. The album’s lead track “Party Crashers” is a definite standout, harkening back to that era with its chest thumping percussion and rock solid rhymes. So rather then try to fit in with Hip-Hop’s pop set, Torae & Marco chose the unconventional route. “I think the sound of the album is not the most popular or trendy, but we’re going to crash the party,” says Tor, “We’re coming in with this sound and we’re coming in doing what we want to do.”
Songs like the dramatic “But Wait” and the free associative “Word Play” display Tor’s forward-thinking conceptual abilities, while the rock-infused “Danger” stands as one of Marco’s finest productions to date. Overall the album is chock-full of the street-influenced rap that fans have come to expect from the two Hip-Hop upstarts.
Torae sums up the collaboration perfectly when he spits, “He makes violent beats, I’m from the violent streets/That Double Barrel sound, that’s where violence meets.”
In the words of Premo himself: a beatmaker's job is to elevate a rapper, not to outshine him.

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Mos Def - The Ecstatic 2009

In recent shows Mos Def has performed new songs from his upcoming album, The Ecstatic. Crowds have heard tracks produced by Madlib and Oh No (Madlib’s younger brother). Other confirmed tracks on the album are "Auditorium" featuring Slick Rick, produced by Madlib, "Super Magic" produced by Oh No and "Twilite Speedball" produced By Chad Hugo & Mos Def. The album is expected to feature collaborations with Slick Rick, Talib Kweli, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Black Thought and Jay Electronica,[2], as well as production by Mr. Flash and the late J Dilla.[3] The first single off the album is 'Life In Marvelous Times', the second single is 'Quiet Dog', and the third single is 'Casa Bey'. The song 'Casa Bey' was recently made into an official music video that was released via Mos Def's Myspace page. [4] Snippets of the album's songs were released on May 26. [4]

On Wednesday, June 3rd, it was announced that the album had yet again been pushed back, this time to Tuesday, August 24, 2009. [5] However, this was later reported false by representative of Mos Def. [6]

Tracklist

01. Supermagic 2:32
02. Twilite Speedball 3:02
03. Auditiorium Ft. Slick Rick 4:34
04. Wahid 1:39
05. Priority 1:22
06. Quiet Dog Bite Hard 2:57
07. Life In Marvelous Times 3:41
08. The Embassy 2:45
09. No Hay Nada Mas 1:42
10. Pistola 3:03
11. Pretty Danger 3:31
12. Workers Comp. 2:02
13. Revelations 2:03
14. Roses Ft. Georgia Anne Muldrow 3:41
15. History Ft. Talib Kweli 2:21
16. Casa Bey 4:32

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Prophets Of Da City - Universal Souljaz

Prophets of Da City (POC) is a hip hop crew from Cape Town, South Africa. They are composed of about eight members, though the exact membership fluctuates frequently; these include Ishmael Morabe (vocals), Mark Heuvel (dance), Shaheen Ariefdien, Ramone and DJ Ready D. Their style uses elements of hip hop music, reggae and traditional African rhythms. Their albums include Our World (1990), Boom Style (1992), Age of Truth (1993), Phunk Phlow (1994), Universal Souljaz (1995), and Ghetto Code (1997). They are currently signed under the independent record label Ghetto Ruff.
The group began in late 1988 when Shaheen and Ready D experimented in a small 8-track studio (owned by Shaheen's father, Issy Ariefdien and Lance Stehr the current Ghetoruff CEO) and produced a demo that ultimately became "Our World" (1990), the first South African hip hop release. Although the production value was not exactly stellar it did attempt to interpret hiphop through their unique Cape Town influences and experiences (both musically and lyrically). The album had the first recorded Cape slang (local Afrikaans dialect) hip-hop song called 'Dala Flat' (do it thoroughly). It also consisted of an uptempo goema inspired 'Stop the Violence' and the hip house meets mbaqanga title track. It also featured the Abdullah Ibrahim inspired "Roots" that featured DJ A-ski on the turntables. Although POC was quite a novelty to the South African music scene, record labels were turned off by their social commentary and favoured a more party music approach. Lance, POC manager, set up Ku-shu shu Records and signed a distribution and marketing deal through Teal Trutone (Gallo subsidiary). In 1990 POC was nominated for the OKTV Award for Best New Group. They also embarked on an extensive 80-leg anti-drug school tour that reached an average of 70 000 students.

Track Listings
1. Intro
2. Something Going On In My Head
3. D Struggle Kontinues
4. Wild Stylz
5. Funkin' 4 Azania
6. Beatz Of Boom
7. Muthaland Funk
8. Universal Souljaz
9. Kultch Bandit
10. Bushtekniks
11. Slang 4 Your Ass
12. Tales From The Townships
13. Hardcore B-Boyz
14. DJ Explode Vs.Hit Pop
15. Hardrockaz
16. Planet Cape Town
17. Call Of the Drumz
18. Neva Again ('95 Remix)
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Dark Sun Riders - Seeds Of Evolution

X-Clan is a hip hop group from Brooklyn, New York, originally consisting of Grand Verbalizer Funkin' Lesson Brother J, Professor X the Overseer, Paradise the Architect, and Sugar Shaft the Rhythm Provider. The current incarnation of the group features leader Brother J, Master China, Kumu, "Ultraman" Ra Hanna, ACL, Lord Cza, DJ Fat Jack and Zulu.
In 1994 Brother J formed a new group, Dark Sun Riders, that released the full-length Seeds of Evolution in 1996. In 1995, long-time group member Sugar Shaft died from complications of AIDS. X-Clan reunited in the late 1990s but did not release any new material. Brother J assembled a new crew that he calls X-Clan Millennium Cipher and released a vinyl single for "The One/Blackwards Row" in 2004. Professor X died from complications of spinal meningitis on 17 March 2006.

A new X-Clan album, titled Return from Mecca (originally titled The Trinity), was released in 2007, featuring Damian "Jr Gong" Marley, Chali 2na of Jurassic 5, RBX, KRS-One, Daddy X of Kottonmouth Kings, and Jacoby Shaddix, lead vocalist of the rock band Papa Roach. Also, Tech N9ne is featured on a hidden bonus track titled "Respect."
1. Preparation (Interlude)
2. Mouth Ritual
3. Day of the Gathering (Interlude)
4. Dark Sun Riders
5. Arrival to Chemical Egypt (Interlude)
6. Time to Build
7. Ultra Blessings (Interlude)
8. Bro J. Theme
9. Zoneweilders Groove
10. Return to the River (Interlude)
11. Soulful Ascension
12. Positive Influences (Interlude)
13. Rhythmous Flex
14. Damu Blessings (Interlude)
15. Mag! Nificent Son
16. M.A.T.E. On Music (Interlude)
17. Feel & Move
18. Justice (Interlude)
19. Revival
20. Only Mortals (Interlude)
21. Jewels of Evol
22. Outro
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Dub MD & Illmind Presents Blaps, Rhymes & Life Vol. 2 2009

Illmind (born Ramon Ibanga, Jr.) is a Filipino American hip hop producer from Bloomfield, New Jersey. He participated in Beat Society, competing against well-known acts like Kanye West and Just Blaze. Illmind has created music for underground artists such as Little Brother, Boot Camp Clik, Akrobatik, Supastition, and El Da Sensei. At Sha Money XL's Money Management production company he has produced tracks for 50 Cent, Eminem, Redman, Scarface, LL Cool J, Talib Kweli and others.

In 2005, Illmind collaborated with producer Symbolyc One, releasing an album entitled The Art of OneMind on the BBE imprint. The album features Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah, Little Brother and several other notable artists. The single from the album was "The Broke Song", featuring Strange Fruit Project.

In 2006, Illmind produced tracks from Boot Camp Clik's album The Last Stand and Kenn Starr's Starr Status. He was responsible for "Cardiac" from Sean Price's 2007 album Jesus Price Superstar and produced four tracks on the 2007 Little Brother album, Getback. In 2008 he produced on Absolute Value by Akrobatik.

Illmind released a mixtape project featuring some of the artists he produced for throughout 2008 entitled Blaps, Rhymes & Life. It was followed by a second volume in early 2009.

He has been featured in multiple publications, such as Scratch ("Top 20 Best Producers"), Mass Appeal, The Source, XXL, Hiphopgame and Hiphopdx.

01.) Mic Legacy - Larry Davis (Produced by Illmind)
02.) D-Black - Hold Up (Gangsta Shit) (Produced by Illmind)
03.) 50 Cent - Who Run It (feat. Eminem, Cashis & Lloyd Banks) (Produced by Illmind)
04.) Heltah Skeltah - So Damn Tuff (feat. Buckshot & Ruste Juxx) (Produced by Illmind)
05.) Scarface - It’s Not A Game (Produced by Illmind)
06.) Thoth - MA To The West (feat. Oh No) (Produced by Illmind)
07.) Naps N Dreds - Bully! (feat. Kool G Rap) (Produced by Illmind)
08.) Diamond D - Don’t Beg (Produced by Illmind)
09.) Pumpkinhead - Of The Same Air (feat. Talib Kweli) (Produced by Illmind)
10.) Fortilive - Trunk Pop Music (Produced by Illmind)
11.) Project Heights - Champion (feat. Rakaa Iriscience & Noelle Scaggs) (Produced by Illmind)
12.) Sleek - Hi New Orleans (Produced by Illmind)
13.) Che Grand - Streets (Produced by Illmind)
14.) Starrs & Murph - Damn (Produced by Illmind)
15.) Bambu - Quit (Produced by Illmind)
16.) Above Ave - Root Of All Evil (Wake Up) (Produced by Illmind)
17.) Grynch - A Dream Undeferred (Produced by Illmind)
18.) Kingdom (The Movement) (Swaggerboy, Kilo & Problem Child) - Heartache (Produced by Illmind)
19.) Naturel - Love To The World (Produced by Illmind)
20.) Blitzkrieg (Bee Lavish, Quayluds, D-Minus & Contra) - Ruling Elite (Produced by Illmind)
21.) Megaciph - War (Produced by Illmind)
22.) Mister RP - Diamonds Aren’t Enough (Produced By Illmind)
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Lords of the Underground - House of Lords

The Lords of the Underground (L.O.T.U.G.) are a hip-hop trio based in Newark, New Jersey. MCs Mr. Funke and DoItAll Dupré met DJ Lord Jazz (a native of Cleveland) when all three were undergraduates at Shaw University.

The three are perhaps best remembered for the singles "Funky Child", "Chief Rocka" and "Tic Toc"; all of which were wildly eccentric manifestos. The music video for "Funky Child" features one of the group members parading around in a diaper.

Their chief producer was Marley Marl's protégé, K-Def. Pete Rock remixed their songs "Flow On" and "Check It" in 1994 .

In their initial releases, their first two albums Here Come The Lords (1993) and Keepers of the Funk (1994), earned them an award from Black Entertainment Television in 1993 . They collaborated with George Clinton; their second album's title track, which samples his work, features him in a cameo. The track is generally more abrasive and less conventionally tuneful in its instrumentation than most of their work.
Track listing
1. "Intro"- 0:44
2. "I Love Hip Hop"- 3:14
3. "Fab 3"- 3:22
4. "English Mami"- 3:38
5. "Yes Were Fresh"- 3:20
6. "Belly of the Beast"- 3:53
7. "Hum It Out"- 3:22
8. "Slick Talk"- 3:25
9. "Say My Name"- 3:54
10. "No Pass"- 2:37
11. "To Love Me"- 4:02
12. "The Clinic"- 3:32
13. "Certified"- 2:47
14. "What Yall Wanna Know"- 3:26
15. "What Is an MC"- 3:21
16. "Remember Me"- 3:39
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