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The 2 Live Crew Greatest Hits mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Greatest Hits Country: US Released: 2014 Style: Bass Music, Miami Bass, Ghetto, Electro MP3 version RAR size: 1771 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1606 mb WMA version RAR size: 1318 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 469 Other Formats: FLAC WMA AAC MP1 MP3 DMF AHX Tracklist Hide Credits A-1 We Want Some Pussy 2:46 A-2 Throw The D 3:08 A-3 Check It Out Ya'll 5:02 A-4 Move Somethin' 3:26 B-1 H B C 3:20 B-2 Me So Horny 4:36 B-3 C'mon Babe 4:43 B-4 If You Believe In Having Sex 3:51 C-1 Pop That Pussy 4:17 C-2 Some Hot Head 3:58 C-3 The Pussy Caper 5:35 The 2 Live Crew Mega Mix D-1 5:34 Producer – Felix Sama, Lazaro Mendez D-2 Boyz With Da Bass 3:18 D-3 The Splack Shop 3:30 D-4 We Like To Chill 3:15 Credits Executive Producer – Luther Campbell Producer – The 2 Live Crew Notes a selection of songs from the first four albums by the 2 Live Crew. Tracks 13-15 are new exclusive songs. blue and white "Lil' Joe Records" logo in right upper corner on back sleeve blue bar with Lil' Joe Records release info and barcode on bottom of back sleeve release does not state any release info other than 1992 Lil' Joe Records Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 22471 01221 4 Matrix / Runout (Side A): XR 122 - A S-86801 Matrix / Runout (Side B): XR 122 - B S-86802 Matrix / Runout (Side C): XR 122 - C S-86803 Matrix / Runout (Side D): XR 122 - D S-86804 S-86804 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year XR 122-1 The 2 Live Crew Greatest Hits (2xLP, Comp) Luke Records XR 122-1 US 1992 XR 122-2 The 2 Live Crew Greatest Hits (CD, Comp) Luke Records XR 122-2 US 1992 The 2 Live Crew's Greatest XR 123-4 The 2 Live Crew Luke Records XR 123-4 US 1992 Hits (Cass, Comp) XR 122-2 The 2 Live Crew Greatest Hits (CD, Comp) Luke Records XR 122-2 US 1992 Greatest Hits (CD, Comp, XR 123-2 The 2 Live Crew Attic XR 123-2 Canada 1992 Club, Cle) Related Music albums to Greatest Hits by The 2 Live Crew The 2 Live Crew - As Clean As They Wanna Be The 2 Live Crew - Move Somthin' One Life Crew - Live In Cleveland June 3, 1995 The 2 Live Crew - We Want Some Pussy! 2 Live Crew / Rock On Crew Featuring Fresh Kid Ice - Deal With This Various - Booty 101 - The Forbidden Dances The 2 Live Crew - Sports Weekend (As Nasty As They Wanna Be Part II) The 2 Live Crew - Pop That Coochie The New 2 Live Crew - 2 Live Freestyle 2 Live Crew, The - Pop That Pussy.

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