Endangered Species (Big Pun Album) - Official Track Listing

Official Track Listing

# Title Performer(s) Producer(s) Original album
1 Intro
2 You Ain't A Killer Big Pun Young Lord Capital Punishment
3 Twinz (Deep Cover '98) Big Pun, Fat Joe Dr. Dre Capital Punishment
4 Whatcha Gon Do Big Pun Juju Gigante The Album
5 How We Roll Big Pun, Ashanti Irv Gotti & Tru Stylze
6 Still Not a Player Big Pun, Joe Knobody, Dahoud & Nomad Capital Punishment
7 Off the Books Big Pun, The Beatnuts & Cuban Link The Beatnuts Stone Crazy
8 Words from Nore Noreaga
9 Banned from T.V. Big Pun, Noreaga, Jadakiss, Styles P, Nature & Cam'ron Swizz Beatz N.O.R.E.
10 Mamma Big Pun, Tony Sunshine Alchemist
11 The Beat Box Big Pun
12 Brave in the Heart Big Pun, Triple Seis, Fat Joe & Prospect V.I.C. and Mike Heron
13 The Dream Shatterer (Original Version) Big Pun Buckwild Capital Punishment
14 Words with Fat Joe Fat Joe
15 John Blaze Big Pun, Nas, Jadakiss, Raekwon, Fat Joe Ski Don Cartagena
16 My World Big Pun EZ EIPee
17 PiƱa Colada Big Pun, Sheek Louch Swizz Beatz Ryde or Die Vol. 1
18 Top of the World (Remix) Big Pun, Brandy & Fat Joe Darkchild Never Say Never
19 Livin' la Vida Loca (Remix) Big Pun, Ricky Martin, Fat Joe & Cuban Link Tone & Poke Ricky Martin
20 Fire Water Big Pun, Fat Joe, Armageddon & Raekwon Showbiz b-side to Fat Joe's "Envy" single off the album Jealous One's Envy
21 Classic Verses (Drop It Heavy and Fantastic 4) Big Pun Show, Clue & DURO
22 Freestyle with Remy Martin Big Pun, Remy Martin Sean Cane
23 Wishful Thinking Big Pun, Fat Joe, Kool G Rap, B-Real Showbiz & A.G.
24 How We Roll '98 Big Pun, Pun's Kids & Veronica Rashad "Tumblin Dice" Smith & K-Cut

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