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Various Soundbombing II mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Soundbombing II Country: Benelux Released: 2000 MP3 version RAR size: 1867 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1191 mb WMA version RAR size: 1612 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 850 Other Formats: AU WAV MMF MP4 DXD AHX RA Tracklist Hide Credits 1 – Intro 1:58 2 –Beat Junkies (Any Man Intro) 1:04 Any Man 3 –Eminem 2:53 Producer – Da Beatminerz B-Boy Document 99 4 –The High & Mighty Featuring – Mad Skillz, Mos DefProducer – DJ Mighty 4:08 Mi 5 –Beat Junkies (WWIII Intro) 1:01 –Pharoahe Monch & Shabaam WWIII 6 3:30 Sahdeeq Producer – Lee Stone Stanley Kubrick 7 –R.A. The Rugged Man 3:32 Producer – Capital The Crimelord 8 –J-Live & Prince Paul A Message From J-Live & Prince Paul 0:49 9 –Kid Capri & Beat Junkies (Crosstown Beef Intro) 0:49 Crosstown Beef 10 –Medina Green 4:31 Producer – Plug Won –Marley Marl, Pete Rock & Beat 11 (7XL Intro) 0:57 Junkies 7XL 12 –Sir Menelik 3:50 Featuring – Grand Puba, Sadat XProducer – DJ Spinna Chaos 13 –Reflection Eternal 4:12 Featuring – BahamadiaProducer – Hi-Tek 14 –Dilated Peoples & Tash Soundbombing 3:05 Brooklyn Hard Rock 15 –Thirstin Howl III 1:25 Producer – Smitty , Thirstin Howl III Mayor 16 –Pharoahe Monch 3:29 Producer – Lee Stone 17 –Beat Junkies (Patriotism Intro) 0:39 Patriotism 18 –Company Flow 5:09 Producer – EL-P 19 –Q-Tip & Beat Junkies (1-9-9-9 Intro) 1:23 1-9-9-9 20 –Common / Sadat X 4:10 Producer – Hi-Tek When It Pours It Rains 21 –Diamond* 2:04 Producer – Diamond* 22 –Mos Def & Beat Junkies A Message From Mos Def & The Beat Junkies 1:07 Next Universe 23 –Mos Def 3:06 Producer – Hi-Tek 24 –Beat Junkies (Every Rhyme I Write Intro) 0:44 Every Rhyme I Write 25 –Shabaam Sahdeeq 3:56 Featuring – Cocoa BrovazProducer – Nick Wiz On Mission 26 –Reflection Eternal 4:17 Producer – Hi-Tek 27 – Outro 3:59 Credits DJ Mix – Babu, J-Rocc* Notes Track #4 contains a sample from "Polarized" by Joe Thomas. Track #25 contains samples of "Shook Ones Pt. II" by Mobb Deep. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 049925 006926 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year P250069, P2 Rawkus, P250069, P2 Soundbombing II (CD, 50069, 0 Various Rawkus, 50069, 0 US 1999 Comp, Mixed) 4992-50069-2 6 Rawkus 4992-50069-2 6 Soundbombing II (CD, 0881129102 Various Rawkus 0881129102 Canada 2002 Comp, Mixed, RE) Virgin Soundbombing II (CD, V2 47555 Various Music V2 47555 Canada 1999 Comp, Mixed) Canada Soundbombing II (CD, UK & 112 910-2 Various Rawkus 112 910-2 2002 Comp, Mixed, RP) Europe Soundbombing II (CD, 088 112 910-2 Various Rawkus 088 112 910-2 US 2002 Comp, Mixed, RE, RP) Related Music albums to Soundbombing II by Various DJ Lamont - Mixtape Volume One Cowboy Junkies - Trinity session Nice & Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies DJ Melo-D - The World Famous Beat Junkies Volume 3 Nitro Junkies - Nitro Junkies "E"qual - Hip Hop Junkies DJ Babu - The World Famous Beat Junkies Volume 1 Midi Junkies - The Unreleaseds.

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