Track Listing
- "Intro to Indo" (featuring Dr. Dre) 0:24
- "Now We Lay 'em Down" (featuring Kokane) 4:42
- Contains interpolation from Funkadelic's "One Nation Under a Groove".
- Produced by Meech Wells
- "Tha Eastsidaz" 2:57
- Samples "Nothing to Lose But the Blues" by Gwen McCrae
- Produced by Meech Wells and Def Jef
- "Dogghouse" (featuring Tha Locs, Rappin' 4-Tay) 4:23
- Produced by Goldie Loc
- "Give It 2 'em Dogg" (featuring Bugsy Seigal) 3:29
- Produced by Goldie Loc and Bugsy Seigal
- "Got Beef" (featuring Jayo Felony, Sylk-E. Fyne) 4:11
- Produced by L. T. Hutton
- "Real Talk" 0:18
- "Balls of Steel" 3:11
- Produced by DJ Battlecat
- "Nigga 4 Life" (featuring Bad Azz) 4:10
- Produced by Blaqthoven
- "G'd Up" (featuring Butch Cassidy) 4:33
- Produced by DJ Battlecat
- "Another Day" (featuring Butch Cassidy) 4:15
- Produced by Jelly Roll
- "Tha Mac Ten Commandments" 0:46
- "Ghetto" (featuring Kokane, Kam, Nate Dogg) 4:39
- Produced by DJ Battlecat
- Samples Rick James' "Ghetto Life" from the album Street Songs.
- "Big Bang Theory" (featuring Xzibit, Kurupt, CPO, Pinky) 4:28
- Produced by Warren G
- "Be Thankful" (featuring Kam, Pretty Tony, Warren G) 3:43
- Produced by DJ Battlecat
- Samples Stan Getz's "Saudade Vem Correndo" from the album Jazz Samba Encore!.
- Samples Tom Tom Club's "Genius of Love" from the self-titled album Tom Tom Club.
- "How You Livin'" (featuring Butch Cassidy) 2:38
- Produced by DJ Battlecat
- "Take It Back to '85" (featuring Kurupt, Butch Cassidy) 4:22
- Produced by Soopafly
- "Tha G in Deee" 3:18
- Produced by Keith Clizark, Meech Wells
- "Tha Mac Bible: Chapter 2:11 Verse 187" 1:02
- "Pussy Sells" (featuring Suga Free) 4:15
- Produced by L. T. Hutton
- "LBC Thang" (featuring Butch Cassidy) 3:22
- Produced by DJ Battlecat
- "Life Goes On" (featuring Kokane) 3:34
- Produced by Meech Wells
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