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Slum Village Trinity (Past, Present And Future) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Trinity (Past, Present And Future) Country: US Released: 2002 MP3 version RAR size: 1430 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1264 mb WMA version RAR size: 1348 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 822 Other Formats: AIFF AA MIDI WMA APE MP2 AC3 Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Choir 2 Intro 3 Insane What Is This 4 Co-producer – T3 Producer – Curtis "Nottyhead" Cross Tainted 5 Vocals – Dwele La La 6 Co-producer – T3 , Vernon D. HillDrums – Young RJKeyboards – Derrick Waller, Vernon D. Hill 7 All-Ta-Ment Disco 8 Co-producer – Vernon D. Hill Trinity (Interlude) 9 Producer – Curtis "Nottyhead" Cross 10 One 11 Hoes Star (Interlude) 12 Voice – T. Banks Star 13 Vocals – Dwele Slumber 14 Producer – Hi-Tek 15 Let's 16 S.O.U.L. Marvelous Marv & 80's 17 Producer – Slum Village Unisex 18 Keyboards – Derrick WallerProducer – Young RJVocals – Malika Dekkar, Nina Simone Love U Hate 19 Producer – Shelton "Ess" Rivers Get Live 20 Producer – Scott Storch 21 Harmony 22 Who Are We (Interlude) Fall In Love (Interlude) 23 Remix – T3 Vocals – Samiyyah Dixon Credits Co-producer – Young RJ (tracks: 4, 6 to 8) Producer – Jay Dee (tracks: 10, 11, 15), Karriem Riggins (tracks: 5, 16, 21), T3 (tracks: 1, 7, 8, 12, 18, 22), Waajeed (tracks: 2, 3, 6, 13) Scratches – DJ Dez (tracks: 6, 9, 14) Notes Promo named Explicit CD (Actually Trinity Album) Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Trinity (Past, Present Slum Capitol 2435-38911-2 And Future) (CD, 2435-38911-2 US 2002 Village Records Album) Trinity (Past, Present Slum Capitol 2435-38911-2 And Future) (CD, 2435-38911-2 Europe 2002 Village Records Album) Trinity (Past Present DPRO 7087 6 Slum and Future) CD Mix Priority DPRO 7087 6 US 2002 17422 2 0 Village (CD, Comp, Mixed, Records 17422 2 0 Promo) C4 7243 5 38911 Slum Trinity (Past, Present Capitol C4 7243 5 38911 US 2002 4 5 Village And Future) (Cass) Records 4 5 Trinity (Past, Present Slum Capitol TOCP-66086 And Future) (CD, TOCP-66086 Japan 2002 Village Records Album) Related Music albums to Trinity (Past, Present And Future) by Slum Village Nas / Slum Village - Doping Classics 1 Slum Village - Raise It Up InI Mighty Lockdown - New Day Slum Village - Hold Tighhht / Once Upon A Time Dwele - Rize Elzhi - Witness My Growth: The Mixtape 97-04 Slum Village - Fall In Love (Remix) Barbara Jones & Trinity - Young Lover DJ Jewels Baby - J.Dilla Made It Vol. 1 Rhian Benson - Say How I Feel (The Mixes) Slum Village - Tracks Vernon Geyer - All Ashore / Day After Day.

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