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The Roots Things Fall Apart Mp3, Flac, Wma The Roots Things Fall Apart mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Things Fall Apart Country: Brazil Released: 1999 MP3 version RAR size: 1782 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1537 mb WMA version RAR size: 1946 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 960 Other Formats: AUD WAV AAC ASF TTA XM MIDI Tracklist Hide Credits Act Won (Things Fall Apart) 1 Mixed By – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson*, Tom CoyneRecorded By – Keith Cramer, Tom 0:54 CoyneRecorded By [Assistant] – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson* Table Of Contents (Parts 1 & 2) Mixed By – Axel NiehausMixed By [Assistant] – Jim Caruna*, Mario DeArceProducer – 2 3:37 ?uestlove*Recorded By – Axel Niehaus, David Ivory, Keith CramerRecorded By [Assistant] – Adam Cerda, Dan Reider, Mark Mitchell , Tim Donovan The Next Movement Mixed By – Bob "Fill In The Space" Power*Mixed By [Assistant] – Mark Mitchell Producer 3 4:10 – Kamal*Recorded By – Axel Niehaus, David Ivory, Keith CramerRecorded By [Assistant] – Adam Cerda, Dan Reider, Mario DeArce, Mark Mitchell , Ron Williams , Tim Donovan Step Into The Realm Mixed By – Axel NiehausMixed By [Assistant] – Jim Caruana, Mario DeArceRecorded By – 4 2:49 Gordon Rice, Jon Smelts*, KeloRecorded By [Assistant] – Chaos , Dan Reider, David Ivory, Pasquelle Volberg The Spark Keyboards [Bass Keys] – D'AngeloMixed By – Bob "Fill In The Space" Power*Mixed By 5 3:52 [Assistant] – Mark Mitchell Recorded By – Axel Niehaus, David Ivory, Jon Smelts*, Keith CramerRecorded By [Assistant] – Dan Reider, Pasquelle Volberg, Rob Murphy Dynamite! Mixed By – Axel NiehausMixed By [Assistant] – Denise Barbrita*Producer – Jay 6 4:45 DeeRecorded By – David Ivory, Jay Dee, Keith Cramer, Todd FairallRecorded By [Assistant] – Dan Reider, Jayon Hofer Without A Doubt Backing Vocals – Lady B Mixed By – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson*, Axel NiehausMixed By 7 [Assistant] – Keith Cramer, Matt WilcoxProducer – Chaos Recorded By – David Ivory, 4:14 Keith Cramer, Melvin Lewis*Recorded By [Assistant] – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson*, Dan Reider Ain't Sayin' Nothin' New Backing Vocals – Eve Of Destruction*Co-producer – Scott StorchKeyboards [Additional] – 8 Scott StorchMixed By – Bob "Fill In The Space" Power*Mixed By [Assistant] – Mark 4:34 Mitchell Rap [Additional Vocals] – Dice RawRecorded By – David Ivory, Jon Smelts*, Keith CramerRecorded By [Assistant] – Dan Reider, Pasquelle Volberg Double Trouble Co-producer – James "I Gotta Eat" Poyser*Keyboards [Additional] – James "Y'all Goin To Pay Me Right?" Poyser*Mixed By – Axel NiehausMixed By [Assistant] – Denise 9 5:50 Barbrita*Rap [Additional Vocals] – Mos "Can I Do This Tomorrow" Def*Recorded By – Christos Tsantilis, David Ivory, Keith Cramer, NastessRecorded By [Assistant] – Dan Reider Act Too (The Love Of My Life) Backing Vocals – Marie DaulneKeyboards [Additional] – James "Y'all Goin To Pay Me Right?" Poyser*Mixed By – Axel NiehausMixed By [Assistant] – Denise Barbrita*Producer 10 – ?uestlove*, James "Make Sure I Get Credit For This" Poyser*Rap [Additional Vocals] – 4:54 CommonRecorded By – Christos Tsantilis, David Ivory, Jon Smelts*, Keith Cramer, NastessRecorded By [Assistant] – Dan Reider, Pasquelle VolbergViola – Davis Garnet, Larry GoldViolin – Emma Kumrow*, Igor Szwec 100% Dundee Mixed By – Axel NiehausMixed By [Assistant] – Jim Caruana, Mario DeArceProducer – 11 3:53 Kamal*, Rahzel The Godfather Of Noyze*Recorded By – Axel Niehaus, Ted GreenburgRecorded By [Assistant] – Adam Cerda, Mark Mitchell , Tim Donovan Diedre Vs. Dice 12 Mixed By – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson*Mixed By [Assistant] – Keith CramerRecorded By 0:47 – Gordon Rice, Keith CramerRecorded By [Assistant] – Dan Reider, David Ivory Adrenaline! Co-producer – Scott StorchKeyboards [Additional] – Scott StorchMixed By – Bob "Fill In 13 The Space" Power*Mixed By [Assistant] – Mark Mitchell Rap [Additional Vocals] – Beenie 4:27 Siegal*Recorded By – Bob "What Are Y'all Gonna Say Next" Power*, Jon Smelts*Recorded By [Assistant] – Mark Mitchell , Pasquelle Volberg 3rd Acts: ? Vs. Scratch 2... Electric Boogaloo 14 Mixed By – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson*Mixed By [Assistant] – Keith CramerRecorded By 0:51 – Keith CramerRecorded By [Assistant] – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson* You Got Me Backing Vocals – Erykah Badu, Eve Of Destruction*Co-producer – Scott StorchGuitar – Anthony Tidd, Warren WimblyKeyboards [Additional] – Scott StorchMixed By – Bob "Fill In The Space" Power*Mixed By [Assistant] – Mark Mitchell Recorded By – Axel Niehaus, 15 4:19 Bob "What Are Y'all Gonna Say Next" Power*, David Ivory, Jon Smelts*, Keith Cramer, Scott StorchRecorded By [Assistant] – Adam Cerda, Dan Reider, Mario DeArce, Mark Mitchell , Pasquelle Volberg, Ron Williams , Tim DonovanSynthesizer – Bob Powers*Viola – Davis Garnet, Larry GoldViolin – Emma Kumrow*, Igor Szwec Don't See Us Co-producer – James "I Don't Want Any Trouble, I Just Want To Get Paid" Poyser*Guitar – Spanky Handclaps – Shawn GeeKeyboards [Additional] – James "Y'all Goin To Pay Me 16 4:30 Right?" Poyser*Mixed By – Axel NiehausMixed By [Assistant] – Jim Caruana, Mario DeArceRap [Additional Vocals] – Dice RawRecorded By – David Ivory, Jon Smelts*, Keith CramerRecorded By [Assistant] – Dan Reider, Pasquelle Volberg The Return To Innocence Lost Guitar – Anthony TiddMixed By – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson*Mixed By [Assistant] – 17 11:55 Keith CramerRecorded By – David Ivory, Keith CramerRecorded By [Assistant] – Dan ReiderVoice [Poetess] – Ursula Rucker 18 Untitled 0:05 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – MCA Records, Inc. Copyright (c) – MCA Records, Inc. Distributed By – Universal Music & Video Distribution, Inc. Manufactured By – Microservice Tecnologia Digital da Amazônia Ltda. Distributed By – Universal Music Credits Mastered By – Tom Coyne Producer – The Grand Wizzards (tracks: 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12 to 16) Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 08811 19482 6 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Things Fall Apart MCAD-11948 MCA Records MCAD-11948 US 1999 Roots (CD, Album) Things Fall Apart The MCAD-11830 (CD, Album, Ltd, MCA Records MCAD-11830 US 1999 Roots Ace) Things Fall Apart The Music On MOVLP787 (2xLP, Album, RE, MOVLP787 Europe 2014 Roots Vinyl Gat) Things Fall Apart The MCAD-11830 (CD, Album, Ltd, MCA Records MCAD-11830 US 1999 Roots Chu) MCA MCD 11948, 111 The Things Fall Apart MCD 11948, 111 Records, Europe 1999 948-2 Roots (CD, Album) 948-2 MCA Records Related Music albums to Things Fall Apart by The Roots Axel Stephenson - Keith Rowe / Axel Dörner / Franz Hautzinger - A View From The Window Maroon 5 - It Won't Be Soon Before Long Mark Mitchell - Unsung Songs Axel Bauer - L'Arc-En-Ciel The Roots - Illadelph Halflife DJ Krush - 漸 -Zen- Axel Le Baron - Axel Le Baron EP Mobb Deep - Amerikaz Nightmare Axel Coon, - Bobby Charles - Wish You Were Here Right Now The Roots - How I Got Over.
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