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Murs ...The End of the Beginning Mp3, Flac Murs ....The End Of The Beginning mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: ....The End Of The Beginning Country: US Released: 2002 MP3 version RAR size: 1795 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1743 mb WMA version RAR size: 1968 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 568 Other Formats: AAC DTS APE MP4 MPC WAV ADX Tracklist Hide Credits You & I A1 3:14 Producer – Tate The Example What Do You Know? A2 4:05 Producer – Belief The Scuffle A3 3:44 Producer – Oh No Happy Pillz A4 4:56 Featuring – Aesop RockProducer – BlockheadWritten-By – T. Simon*, I. Bavitz* Transitionz Az A Ridah B1 3:26 Producer – Patchwerk Risky Business B2 4:53 Featuring – Humpty Hump, Shock GProducer – Shock GWritten-By – G. Jacobs* The Dance B3 4:37 Producer, Featuring – EL-PWritten-By – J. Meline* Def Cover C1 3:56 Producer – EL-PTurntables – paWL Written-By – J. Meline* Please Leave C2 3:46 Producer – Oh No Sore Losers C3 Producer – RJD2Recorded By, Mixed By – Todd MumfordTurntables – DJ SoupsWritten-By – 2:50 R. Krohn* BT$ C4 3:07 Producer – Sunspot Jonz 18 W/ A Bullet (Remix) D1 4:27 Producer, Mixed By – A.N.T.Recorded By, Mixed By – Joe*Written-By – A. Davis* Brotherly Love D2 3:50 Producer – Belief Got Damned? D3 4:19 Producer, Mixed By – A.N.T.Recorded By, Mixed By – Joe*Written-By – A. Davis* Done Deal D4 Featuring – 3MG*Producer – Mum's The WordRecorded By, Mixed By – Todd 4:19 MumfordWritten-By – E. Nachowitz*, T. Mumford* Credits Art Direction – Murs Design, Layout – Shayn/3Legged* Executive-Producer – El-P Mastered By – Emily Lazar Mixed By – Ariel Rechtshaid (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, C2, C4, D2), Jesse Shatkin (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, C2, C4, D2) Photography By – Dan Monick Recorded By – Ariel* (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, C2, C4, D2) Recorded By, Mixed By – NASA (tracks: A4, B3, C1) Typography [Hand-written Text], Other [Teknology] – Kofie One for Draftsmen* Written-By – N. Carter* Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year DJX48 Murs ....The End Of The Beginning (CD, Album) Definitive Jux DJX48 US 2002 ....The End Of The Beginning (CDr, none Murs Definitive Jux none US 2002 Album, Promo) Related Music albums to ....The End Of The Beginning by Murs Bored Beyond Belief - Bored Beyond Belief Sunspot Jonz - Galaxy Of Dreams Volume 1 Digital Brothers - Shock Space Shock - Shamanic Language Of The Universe Future Shock Feat. Naomi Gibson - I'll Be With You (M-Project Remix) Beyond Belief - Towards The Diabolical Experiment Carved In Stone - The Forgotten Belief Hangar 18 - Hangar 18 Presents Traditional Drinking Songs: The Barhoppin' Single Neckhunt Restaurant - No Belief Living Legends - Creative Differences Aesop Rock - None Shall Pass TheThinkingAtheist - Grief Beyond Belief.
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