Track Listing
| # | Title | Songwriters | Producer(s) | Performer (s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Intro (Here We Come)" | K. Blake, J. McNair, J. Bush | Buckshot, Lord Jamar | Rock, Starang Wondah |
| 2 | "Letha Brainz Blo" | P. Hendricks, S. Price, J. Bush | Baby Paul of Da Beatminerz | Rock, Ruck |
| 3 | "Undastand" | P. Hendricks, S. Price, J. Bush | Baby Paul of Da Beatminerz | Ruck, Rock |
| 4 | "Who Dat?" | K. Blake, S. Price, J. Bush | Buckshot | Ruck, Rock |
| 5 | "Sean Price" | D. Pearson, S. Price | Shaleek | Ruck, Illa Noyz |
| 6 | "Clan's, Posse's, Crew's & Clik's" | E. Dewgarde, J. Bush, S. Price | DJ Evil Dee of Da Beatminerz | Rock, Ruck |
| 7 | "Therapy" | P. Hendricks, S. Price, J. Bush, V. Mojica | Baby Paul of Da Beatminerz | Rock, Ruck, Vinia Mojica |
| 8 | "Place to Be" | S. Price, J. Bush, Shawn J. Period | Shawn J. Period | Ruck, Rock |
| 9 | "Soldiers Gone Psyco" | P. Hendricks, J. Bush, S. Price | Baby Paul of Da Beatminerz | Ruck, Rock |
| 10 | "The Square (Triple R)" | S. Price, J. Bush, L. Johnson, B. Muniz | Supreme | Rock, Ruck, Representativz |
| 11 | "Da Wiggy" | W. Dewgarde, J. Bush, S. Price | Mr. Walt of Da Beatminerz | Ruck, Rock |
| 12 | "Gettin Ass Gettin Ass" | S. Price, V. Mojica | Dr. Kill Patient aka Sean Price | Ruck, Vinia Mojica |
| 13 | "Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka" | P. Hendricks, J. McNair, J. Bush, D. Yates, S. Price, B. Powell | Baby Paul of Da Beatminerz | The Fab 5 (Heltah Skeltah and O.G.C.) |
| 14 | "Prowl" | W. Dewgarde, J. Bush, B. Powell, S. Price | Mr. Walt of Da Beatminerz | Rock, Ruck, Louieville Sluggah |
| 15 | "Grate Unknown" | D. Pearson, S. Price, J. Bush | Shaleek | Ruck, Rock |
| 16 | "Operation Lock Down" | E. Brooks, J. Bush, S. Price | E-Swift | Rock, Ruck |
| 17 | "Lock Down Skit" | E-Swift | Ruck as "Bejesus", Rock |
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