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Various Relativity Urban Assault mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Relativity Urban Assault Country: Europe Released: 1996 Style: Thug Rap, Gangsta MP3 version RAR size: 1523 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1193 mb WMA version RAR size: 1291 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 469 Other Formats: APE WAV MMF DXD DTS MP4 ASF Tracklist Hide Credits World Famous 1 –M.O.P. 4:01 Mixed By – DJ PremierProducer – Big Jaz Find That 2 –The Beatnuts 3:36 Producer – The Beatnuts The Bitch In Yoo 3 –Common 4:04 Producer – Pete Rock Firewater 4 –Fat Joe 4:14 Producer – Born Lords The Real Weight 5 –No I.D. 3:36 Producer – No I.D. Rugged-N-Raw 6 –PMD 3:34 Producer – 8-Off Games People Play 7 –Frankie Cutlass 4:24 Producer – Frankie Cutlass Out For The Cash 8 –DJ Honda 3:49 Producer – DJ Honda Bloodbath 9 –The Dayton Family 4:25 Producer – Steve Pitts Choppin' It Up 10 –Dru Down 3:04 Co-producer – Chris Hicks Producer – Lev Berlak Opening Doors 11 –Mac Mall 4:40 Producer – Cold 187um Baby I Love You 12 –H-Town 6:12 Producer – Bishop "Stick" Burrell La Raza II 13 –Frost* 5:13 Producer – Julio G, Tony G Companies, etc. Distributed By – Sony Music Credits DJ Mix – Mark Luv* (tracks: 1 to 8), DJ Vicious Lee (tracks: 9 to 14), Doo Wop (tracks: 1 to 8) Notes ℗&© 1996 Relativity Recordings Inc. Made in Austria. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 5 099748 674029 Barcode: 5099748674029 Rights Society: BIEM/SACEM/SDRM/SGDL/SACD Label Code: LC 6720 Other (Sony Music Distribution Code): 01-486740-10 Other: CDC Mastering SID Code: IFPI L551 Mould SID Code: IFPI 94G0 Matrix / Runout: S0148674010-0101 31 A2 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Relativity Urban Assault (CD, 88561-1565-2 Various Relativity 88561-1565-2 US 1996 Comp, Mixed) Relativity Urban Assault (Cass, 1565-4ADV Various Relativity 1565-4ADV US 1996 Comp, Promo) Relativity Urban Assault (LP, 88561-1565-1 Various Relativity 88561-1565-1 US 1996 Comp, Mixed) 486740 1 Various Urban Assault (LP, Comp, Mixed) Relativity 486740 1 Netherlands 1996 Relativity Urban Assault (Cass, 88561-1565-4 Various Relativity 88561-1565-4 US 1996 Comp, Mixed) Related Music albums to Relativity Urban Assault by Various Honda - Honda F1 sound collection DJ Eclipse - Pre-Season The Beatnuts - Rarest Nuts Various - Honda Frühstück 21 - 60 Jahre Honda Beatnuts / Big L - Corona Kings / Them Games The Dayton Family - Ghetto DJ Honda - DJ Honda Frankie Cutlass - Politics & Bullsht The Beatnuts - Reign Of The Tec The Beatnuts - The Beatnuts Remix EP: The Spot.

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