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| Genre | Gangsta Rap , Rap , Hardcore Rap , Pop-Rap , East Coast Rap |
| Release Date | June 25, 1996 |
| Artist | Memphis Bleek , Foxy Brown , The Notorious B.I.G. , Mary J. Blige , Jay Z |
Tracklist
- 1Can't Knock the HustleJay Z5:17
- 2Politics as UsualJay Z3:41
- 3Brooklyn's FinestThe Notorious B.I.G., Jay Z4:36
- 4Dead Presidents IIJay Z4:27
- 5Feelin' ItMecca, Jay Z3:48
- 6D'evilsJay Z3:32
- 722 Two'sJay Z3:29
- 8Can I LiveJay Z4:10
- 9Ain't No *****Jay Z4:03
- 10Friend or FoeJay Z1:49
- 11Coming of AgeJay Z3:59
- 12Cashmere ThoughtsJay Z2:58
- 13Bring It OnJay Z, Sauce Money, Jaz-O5:01
- 14RegretsJay Z4:34
- 15Can I Live IIJay Z4:02
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