| | Hip Hop Mixtape CD
Ras Kass,Xzibit,40 Glocc,Baby Bash,Father Mc,Frukwan,Trini
Liner Note Author: Roger Kash. Hip Hop Mixtape Songs | 1. | Boy Meets Girl - Truck Turner |
| 2. | Dance Like a Cobra - Freddy "Cool Breeze" Calhoun |
| 3. | Ridin' Solo - Adeja Benz |
| 4. | Turn Me On - Trini |
| 5. | Ole Ole Ole (Loving You) - Wyclef Jean/Brian Harvey |
| 6. | Click Bang - Wolfpack |
| 7. | Ohh - 40 Glocc/Kurupt |
| 8. | Billboard #1 - Ras Kass |
| 9. | My - Father MC |
| 10. | Freewheel Motion - Wolfpack |
| 11. | Get It On - Scott Breadman |
| 12. | Don't Go - Blue Face |
| 13. | Outfits - Calhouns |
| 14. | Hot Zone - Frost/Nino Brown/Baby Bash - (featuring Frost/Nino Brown/Frankie J) |
| 15. | Everybody - 40 Glocc |
| 16. | Showin' Out - Ras Kass/Tongue Twista |
| 17. | It Gets Deep - Frukwan |
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