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Illegal The Untold Truth mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: The Untold Truth Country: US Released: 1993 MP3 version RAR size: 1704 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1675 mb WMA version RAR size: 1429 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 922 Other Formats: AHX MIDI ASF WMA DMF MP4 MMF Tracklist Hide Credits Back In The Day A1 5:12 Producer – Colin Wolfe Illegal Will Rock A2 5:01 Producer – Diamond D Head Or Gut A3 3:57 Producer – Erick Sermon CrumbSnatcher A4 3:55 Featuring – Diamond DProducer – Diamond D We Getz Buzy A5 3:50 Featuring – Erick SermonProducer – Erick Sermon Stick Em' Up A6 4:26 Producer – Colin Wolfe Understand The Flow B1 4:48 Producer – Dallas Austin On Da M.I.C. B2 4:50 Featuring – AG, Lord FinesseProducer – Lord Finesse Ban Da Iggidy B3 4:14 Producer – Dallas Austin Lights, Camera, Action B4 5:03 Producer – Spearhead X Interlude B5 0:29 Producer – E-Locc, Spearhead X If U Want It B6 5:11 Producer – Biz Markie, Cool V Credits Executive-Producer – Dallas Austin Notes This listing is for the plain clear tape. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 75444-37002-4 8 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Untold Truth (CD, 75444-37002-2 Illegal Rowdy Records 75444-37002-2 US 1993 Album) The Untold Truth (CD, 75444-37002-2 Illegal Rowdy Records 75444-37002-2 US 1993 Album, Club) The Untold Truth (LP, 75444-37002-1 Illegal Rowdy Records 75444-37002-1 US 1993 Album) The Untold Truth (Cass, AC 7002 Illegal Rowdy Records AC 7002 US 1993 Album, Club, Red) The Untold Truth (Cass, 75444-37002-4 Illegal Rowdy Records 75444-37002-4 US 1993 Album, Red) Related Music albums to The Untold Truth by Illegal TLC - Now & Forever - The Hits (Bonus DVD) Def Squad Presents Erick Onasis - Def Squad Presents Erick Onasis Erick Sermon - Bomdigi EPMD - Business Never Personal Erick Sermon - Hittin' Switches Keith Murray - The Most Beautifullest Hits Erick Sermon - To Tha Girlz D.I.T.C. - Diggin In The Crates Crew Sholo Truth Feat Erick Sermon - Salí D.I.T.C. : Diamond / Show & AG / Lord Finesse - Live At The Tramps New York In The Memory Of Big.L Vol. 2.

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