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CRAWFORD ,S.JONES.S.DANIELS,M.JORDAN) ARISTA ALBUM CUT I'VE GOT TO HAVE IT * JERMAINE DUPRI & NAS FEATURING MONICA 67 WHAT'CHU LIKE DA BRAT FEATURING TYRESE 17 76 2 79417 ;LOLUMBIA 23 23 8 * 0 J.DUPRI,B.M.COX IJ .DUPRI,N.JONE5,8M CO %.NARNOL D,P GABRIELI IT) SO SO DEF 11 (DUPRI.B.M.CO %(DA BRAT ,) DUPRI,J.EVERS,J KORDULETSCH) IT) SO SO DEF (BAY THAT'S WHAT IM ,COKING FOR' COLUMBIA) -TWO XXPLOSIVE DR. DRE FEATURING HITTMAN, KURUPT, NATE DOGG & SIX 63 OF ME MYA FEATURING JADAKISS 68 63 69 9 7NIERSCOPE 18 18 17 (2 BEST I4 DR. DRE,MELMAN (A YOUNG,B. BAILEY.C.LONGMILES R.BROWNW HALE) AFTERMATH ALBUM co SWIZZ BEATZ (M.HARRISON.K.DEAN,J.COZIER,T. 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YOUNG ,M.BRADFORD,C.BROADUS.B.BAILEYI (T) AFTERMATH 491333'ANTERSCOPE t BREAK FOOL RAH DIGGA 61 IT'S SO HARD * BIG PUNISHER FEATURING DONELL JONES 19 12 61 66 8 * 22 22 19 15 (R.FISHER) IT) FLIPMODEAELEKTRA 67059/EG 1 YOUNG LORD,J.GARFIELD (C RIOS,R.FRIERSON,J.GARFIELD (T) LOUD 79350/COLUMBIA t ROCKWILDER THERE YOU GO PINK YOU OWE ME NAS FEATURING GINUWINE 13 70 57 17 15 23 24 18 19 13 LAFACE t TIMBALAND (N.JONEST. MOSLEY) COLUMBIA ALBUM CUT t SHE'KSPERE (A.MOORE,K.BRIGGS.K. BURRUSS) (C) (D) 24456ARISTA MAXWELL IDEAL FEATURING LIL' MO 19 THIS WOMAN'S WORK 74 24 19 21 8 WHATEVER 14 NEW 1 KAYGEE,E.BERKELEY,KOBIE (K. 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