Track Listing
| # | Title | Songwriter(s) | Producer(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Intro" | Paul Hendricks, J. McNair | Baby Paul of Da Beatminerz & Starang Wondah | *Interlude* |
| 2 | "Calm Before Da Storm" | D. Pearson, D. Yates, B. Powell, J. McNair | Shaleek | |
| 3 | "No Fear" | Walt Dewgarde, J. McNair, B. Powell, D. Yates | Mr. Walt of Da Beatminerz | |
| 4 | "Boom...Boom...Fucking Prick" | *Interlude* | ||
| 5 | "Gunn Clapp" | Walt Dewgarde, D. Yates, B. Powell, J. McNair | Mr. Walt of Da Beatminerz | |
| 6 | "Emergency Broadcast System" | Tigger & His Hip Hop Critics | *Interlude* | |
| 7 | "Hurricane Starang" | Walt Dewgarde, J. McNair, J. Bush, G. Burton, S. Swallow | Mr. Walt of Da Beatminerz | Featuring Rock |
| 8 | "Danjer" | Paul Hendricks, B. Powell, D. Yates, J. McNair, L. Landon | Baby Paul of Da Beatminerz | |
| 9 | "Elements Of Da Storm" | D. Yates Jr., D. Yates, Y. Barsi | Steele, co-produced by Supreme | *Interlude* |
| 10 | "Da Storm" | Ewart Dewgarde, D. Yates, B. Powell, J. McNair | DJ Evil Dee of Da Beatminerz | |
| 11 | "Wild Cowboys In Bucktown" | G. Scott, J. McNair, D. Yates, Derek Murphy, B. Powell, Sean Black | O. Gee/DJ O. Gee | Featuring Sadat X and Sean Black |
| 12 | "God Don't Like Ugly" | Paul Hendricks, B. Powell, D. Yates, J. McNair | Buckshot & Lord Jamar | |
| 13 | "X-Unknown" | Ewart Dewgarde, B. Powell, D. Yates, J. McNair | DJ Evil Dee of Da Beatminerz | |
| 14 | "Elite Fleet" | P. Hendricks, D. Yates, B. Powell, J. McNair, L. Johnson, D. Muniz, Bad Vybes, M.S., L. Landon, O. Harvey, Craig Mack | Baby Paul of Da Beatminerz | Featuring M.S., Representativz, and Bad Vybes |
| 15 | "Flappin'" | E. Brooks, D. Yates, J. McNair, B. Powell, L. Creative | E-Swift, co-produced by Madlib |
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