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| W/guests Scarface, Too $hort & Mystikal. Hits Move B***h, Growing Pains (Do It Again), plus Break Sumthin', Pimp Council, more. |
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| 1 Break Sumthin' |
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| 2 Growing Pains (Do It Again) |
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| 3 Posted |
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| 4 Smokin' Dro |
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| 5 Big Chain Records (Skit) |
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| 6 Pimp Council |
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| 7 Play Pen to the State Pen |
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| 8 R.P.M. |
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| 9 Can't Be Stopped (I Know) |
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| 10 Behind the Chain (Skit) |
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| 11 A-Town Hatz |
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| 12 N.S.E.W. |
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| 13 When I Touch Down |
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| 14 Outro on Ya A** |
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| 15 Move B***h |
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Album Review
It's clear that Disturbing tha Peace isn't just a way for Ludacris to play the rap entrepreneur; he not only toured with the crew -- Shawnna, Lil' Fate, Tity Boi, I-20, Jay Cee -- and hand-picked them, but delivered a full album with plenty of spots for himself as well as a trio of starring guests: Scarface, Mystikal, and Too Short. Though it's these tracks that stand out ("Growing Pains (Do It Again)," "Pimp Council," the uproarious "Move B***H"), the newcomers do pretty well too. Shawnna especially shines on the opener "Break Sumthin'" and "R.P.M.," while his production follows the blueprint for Down South ballin'. No, it's not up to the level of Ludacris' own output, but "Golden Grain" proves that Disturbing tha Peace is solid enough to stand on their own. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
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