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De La Soul the Best of Mp3, Flac, Wma De La Soul The Best Of mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: The Best Of Country: Europe Released: 2003 Style: Conscious MP3 version RAR size: 1691 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1383 mb WMA version RAR size: 1102 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 577 Other Formats: MP4 MPC WAV VOC FLAC VOX APE Tracklist Hide Credits Me Myself And I (Radio Version) A1 3:41 Co-producer – De La SoulMixed By – PosdnuosProducer – Prince Paul Say No Go A2 4:20 Co-producer – De La SoulMixed By, Arranged By – PosdnuosProducer – Prince Paul Eye Know A3 4:06 Co-producer – De La SoulMixed By, Arranged By – PosdnuosProducer – Prince Paul The Magic Number A4 3:14 Co-producer, Arranged By – De La SoulProducer, Mixed By – Prince Paul Potholes In My Lawn (12" Vocal Version) B1 Co-producer – De La SoulMixed By, Arranged By – PosdnuosProducer, Mixed By, Arranged 3:46 By – Prince Paul Buddy B2 Arranged By – PosdnuosCo-producer – De La SoulFeaturing – Jungle Brothers, Phife*, Q- 4:56 TipMixed By – Pasemaster MaseProducer – Prince Paul Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey) (UK 7" Edit) B3 5:06 Mixed By – Bob PowerProducer – Prince PaulProducer, Mixed By – De La Soul A Roller Skating Jam Named "Saturdays" B4 Producer – De La Soul, Prince PaulVocals [Disco Diva Singer] – Vinia MojicaVocals [Wrms 4:02 Personality] – Russell Simmons Keepin' The Faith C1 4:45 Producer – De La Soul, Prince Paul Breakadawn C2 4:14 Producer [Additional], Mixed By – Bob PowerProducer, Mixed By – De La Soul, Prince Paul Stakes Is High C3 5:30 Co-producer – De La SoulMixed By – Tim LathamProducer – Jay Dee 4 More C4 4:18 Co-producer – De La SoulFeaturing – ZhanéMixed By – Tim LathamProducer – Ogee* Oooh. (Original Version) D1 3:31 Featuring – RedmanMixed By – Troy HightowerProducer – De La Soul All Good? D2 Bass – Pino PalladinoFeaturing – Chaka KhanMixed By – Troy HightowerProducer – De La 4:58 Soul Thru Ya City D3 3:33 Featuring – D.V. Alias KhristMixed By – Troy HightowerProducer – Jay Dee Baby Phat Co-producer – De La SoulFeaturing – Devin The Dude, Elizabeth "Yummy" BinghamGuitar D4 3:50 – Kyle WilliamsKeyboards – Glen Mosely*Mixed By – Troy HightowerProducer – Dave West* Watch Out D5 Co-producer – De La SoulMixed By – Troy HightowerProducer – Dave West*Vocals 3:37 [Additional] – Jose "Perico" Hernandez* Credits Artwork – Lee Murrell @ RD2* Compiled By, Producer [Compilation] – Richard Chamberlain Design [Front Cover] – Manuel Sepulveda Photography By – Corbis Outline, Eric Johnson Remastered By – Bill Inglot, Dan Hersch, Steve Pokorny Notes This compilation ℗ & © Warner Strategic Marketing Made in the EU. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 081227 366414 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Best Of Rhino Records , R2 73665, De La R2 73665, (2xCD, Comp, Tommy Boy, Warner UK 2003 8122736652 Soul 8122736652 Ltd, Car) Strategic Marketing The Best Of De La Rhino Records , 8122736652 (2xCD, Comp, 8122736652 Europe 2003 Soul Tommy Boy Ltd) The Best Of De La Not On Label (De La none (27xFile, MP3, none US 2014 Soul Soul Self-released) Comp, Ltd, 320) De La The Best Of (CD, Rhino Entertainment R2 73664 R2 73664 US 2003 Soul Comp) Company De La The Best Of R1 73664 Rhino Records R1 73664 UK 2003 Soul (2xLP, Comp) Related Music albums to The Best Of by De La Soul Prince Tui Teka - The Best Of Prince Tui Teka Prince - Prince Selection 2 Prince - Prince Selection 15 Glenn Burris, Genevieve Rowe, Paul Baron And Orchestra - The Student Prince Prince Paul - More Than U Know De La Soul - 3 Feet High And Rising Prince & The New Power Generation - My Name Is Prince prince - prince roger nelson pure sex Prince - Come UFO - Prince Kajuku / The Coming Of Prince Kajuku.
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