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Featuring...Eazy E Mp3, Flac, Wma Eazy-E Featuring...Eazy E mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Featuring...Eazy E Country: Russia Released: 2007 Style: Gangsta MP3 version RAR size: 1820 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1246 mb WMA version RAR size: 1114 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 461 Other Formats: MP1 AUD APE AU WMA MP4 MMF Tracklist Hide Credits Luv 4 Dem Gangsta'z 1 –Eazy-E 4:35 Producer – Dr. Jam*Written-By – Kevyn Carter 2 Hard Mutha's 2 –Eazy-E With M.C. Ren* 4:25 Producer – Dr. Dre, YellaWritten-By – MC Ren Trust No Bitch 3 –Penthouse Players Clique 5:03 Featuring – AMG, DJ Quik, Eazy-EProducer – DJ Quik L.A. Is The Place 4 –Eazy-E With Ron-De-Vu 4:34 Producer – Dr. Dre, YellaWritten-By – Ice Cube Findum, Fuckum & Flee 5 –N.W.A. 3:56 Featuring – Eazy-EProducer – Dr. Dre, Yella Get Yo Ride On 6 –Mack 10 Featuring – Eazy-E, M.C. Eiht*Producer – Mack 10, Rhythm D, 3:31 Slice Black Nigga Killa 7 –Eazy-E 4:48 Producer – L.T. Hutton We Want Eazy (12" Remix) 8 –Eazy-E 6:39 Producer – Dr. Dre, YellaWritten-By – The D.O.C. Foe Tha Love Of $ 9 –Bone Thugs-N-Harmony 4:11 Featuring – Eazy-EProducer – DJ Yella* I'd Rather Fuck You 10 –N.W.A. 3:58 Featuring – Eazy-EProducer – Dr. Dre, Yella 24 Hrs To Live 11 –Eazy-E 4:43 Producer – L.T. Hutton Boyz In Tha Hood (G Mix) 12 –Eazy-E 5:39 Producer – Dr. Jam*Written-By – Ice Cube Fat Girl 13 –Eazy-E With Ron-De-Vu 2:50 Producer – Dr. Dre, YellaWritten-By – Ice Cube Automobile 14 –N.W.A. 3:17 Featuring – Eazy-EProducer – Dr. Dre, Yella P.S. Phuk U 2 15 –Penthouse Players Clique 3:24 Featuring – DJ Quik, Eazy-EProducer – DJ Quik Ruthless Villian 16 –Eazy-E With M.C. Ren* 2:58 Producer – Dr. Dre, YellaWritten-By – MC Ren Companies, etc. Mastered At – Capitol Mastering Phonographic Copyright (p) – Priority Records LLC Copyright (c) – Priority Records LLC Published By – S.B.A./GALA RECORDS, INC. Distributed By – S.B.A./GALA RECORDS, INC. Manufactured By – ООО "Си Ди Клуб" Credits Art Direction – Susan Lavoie Compilation Producer – Frank Collura Design – Will Ragland Mastered By – Mark Chalecki Photography By – Michael Ochs Archives, Peter Dokus Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5 099920 607227 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Priority Featuring...Eazy E Records, 509995-07706-2-5 Eazy-E 509995-07706-2-5 US 2007 (CD, Comp) Ruthless Records, EMI Priority Featuring...Eazy E Records, 509995-07706-2-5 Eazy E* 509995-07706-2-5 Europe 2007 (CD, Comp) Ruthless Records Featuring...Eazy E Priority none Eazy E* none UK 2007 (CD, Comp, Promo) Records, EMI Related Music albums to Featuring...Eazy E by Eazy-E Eazy Mac - Nirvana Eazy-E - Eazy Duz It Eazy-E / N.W.A - Boyz-N-The-Hood / Dopeman D.J. U-Neek - Family Ties Britney Spears Feat. G-Eazy - Make Me... Eazy-E - Sippin' On A 40 Eazy & K Motionz - Blood Bath / Double Kill G-Eazy - Eazy-E - Eazy-Duz-It Eazy - The Beggars Don't Choose LP.
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