The Official Version - Track Listing

Track Listing

# Title Producer(s) Performer (s)
A1 "Thick (Remix)" Rockwilder A.G., Big L, O.C.
A2 "Way of Life (Remix)" Buckwild Fat Joe, Big L, Lord Finesse
A3 "Get Yours (Remix)" Show O.C., Big L
B1 "Where Ya At (Remix)" DJ Premier Big Pun, Milano
B2 "We Known For That" Show Fat Joe, O.C., Big L, Lord Finesse
B3 "Champagne Thoughts" Buckwild O.C.
B4 "All Love" Lord Finesse Fat Joe, Lord Finesse, Big L, A.G.
C1 "Ebonics (Remix)" DJ Premier Big L
C2 "Foundation" Diamond D A.G., Lord Finesse, Diamond, O.C.
C3 "Weekend Nights" Show A.G.
D1 "Hey Love" Lord Finesse Milano, Cuban Link, O.C.
D2 "Drop It Heavy" Show KRS-One, Big Pun, A.G.
D3 "Tribute" Ahmed A.G., O.C., Lord Finesse
Diggin' in the Crates Crew
  • A.G.
  • Big L
  • Buckwild
  • Diamond D
  • Fat Joe
  • Lord Finesse
  • O.C.
  • Showbiz
Albums
  • Funky Technician
  • I'm Not Playin'
  • Return of the Funky Man
  • Soul Clap
  • Runaway Slave
  • Stunts, Blunts and Hip Hop
  • Represent
  • Word...Life
  • Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous
  • Goodfellas
  • Jealous One's Envy
  • The Awakening
  • Jewelz
  • Hatred, Passions and Infidelity
  • Full Scale
  • Don Cartagena
  • The Dirty Version
  • D.I.T.C.
  • The Big Picture
  • Jealous Ones Still Envy (J.O.S.E.)
  • Bon Appetit
  • Wild Life
  • Loyalty
  • Grown Man Talk
  • Starchild
  • All or Nothing
  • Street Talk
  • Smoke and Mirrors
  • The Diamond Mine
  • The Archives 1996-2000
  • Get Dirty Radio
  • Me, Myself & I
  • Hidden Gems
  • Buckwild: Diggin' in the Crates
  • Live Hard
  • The Elephant in the Room
  • The Huge Hefner Chronicles
  • The Movement
  • Jealous Ones Still Envy 2 (J.O.S.E. 2)
  • Oasis: Together Brothers
  • The Darkside Vol. 1
  • Nineteen Ninety Now
  • Buckwild Presents
  • Return of the Devil's Son
  • Godsville
  • Mugshot Music: Preloaded
  • Trophies
  • Mugshot Music

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