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Tash Rap Life mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Rap Life Country: Canada Released: 1999 MP3 version RAR size: 1316 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1126 mb WMA version RAR size: 1438 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 299 Other Formats: AUD MP2 MMF DMF MIDI ASF MP3 Tracklist Hide Credits Ricochet 1 3:15 Vocals – E-Swift, Uncle Leek, Xzibit 2 Cops Skit 0:14 G's Iz G's 3 4:31 Featuring – KuruptProducer – DJ BattlecatScratches – E-Swift Pimpin' Ain't Easy 4 3:15 Producer – Minnesota Scratches – DJ Green LanternVocals – Cha Cha Rap Life 5 4:51 Featuring – RaekwonProducer – Young Lord The Game 6 4:13 Producer – KnobodyVocals – Carl Thomas, Uncle Leek 7 Game Show Skit 0:18 Only When I'm Drunker 8 4:28 Featuring – E-Swift, J-RoProducer – Minnesota Vocals – Phillip Johnson Goggles Skit 9 1:03 Featuring – Danielle O'Donnell, E-Swift Nightfall 10 3:46 Producer – Fredwreck Nassar Bill Clinton Skit 11 1:04 Featuring – Troy D. Duran SmokeFest 1999 12 4:59 Featuring – B-Real, OutKast, Phil Da Agony Fallin' On 13 3:25 Producer – RockwilderVocals – Half Moon, Miki , Rockwilder Tash Rules 14 3:49 Producer – RockwilderVocals – LV Ice-T Skit 15 0:55 Featuring – Ice-T True Homies 16 4:50 Featuring – Phil Da Agony, Xzibit Blackula 17 3:42 Featuring – Tha Alkaholiks 18 Bermuda Triangle 4:11 Credits Producer – E-Swift (tracks: 1, 11-12, 15-18), Sir Jinx (tracks: 2, 7, 9) Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 496360 2 Tash Rap Life (CD, Album) Loud Records 496360 2 Europe 1999 Rap Life (CDr, Album, Loud Records, none Tash none 1999 Promo) Epic CT 63836 Tash Rap Life (Cass, Album) Loud Records CT 63836 US 1999 CK 63904 Tash Rap Life (CD, Album, Cle) Loud Records CK 63904 US 1999 Rap Life (Clean) (2xLP, RPROLP4318 Tash Loud Records RPROLP4318 US 1999 Album, Promo) Related Music albums to Rap Life by Tash Taylor Swift - Fearless Swift Education - Best PTE coaching centres in Auckland Taylor Swift - Mean Swift - Arctic Blast Ed Swift - Something To Sing About Taylor Swift - 1989 Taylor Swift - Reputation The Frogmen - Beware Below / Tioga (Swift Waters).

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