National Mint Entertainment Funkytown Mixtape Vol. 2 CD

Funkytown Mixtape Vol. 2 Music

Category	R&B Albums, Rap CDs
Label	National Mint Entertainment
Orig Year	2005
CD Universe Part number	7179097
Catalog number	17406
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 14, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	78 minutes
Additional Info	Featuring 9 Screwed Bonus Tracks

National Mint Entertainment Funkytown Mixtape Vol. 2 Songs

	1.	Intro
	2.	N.U.S.E.N.S.E.
	3.	Where We From-Feat J-Hustle & Wel C
	4.	Ride Slow
	5.	Leave It Alone
	6.	Yall So Studio -Feat. Alaric the Great
	7.	What U Expect-Alaric the Great, Nu Sense, J-Hustle
	8.	Breathe
	9.	That 1 Thing
	10.	Just Another-Alaric the Great, Body Rock, Kj Tha Don
	11.	Who You Talkin' to-Feat. Alaric the Great
	12.	City, The
	13.	From Funkytown to H-Town-Feat. Click Clack and J-Hustle
	14.	Outro For Regular Verison
	15.	N.U.S.E.N.S.E (Screwed)
	16.	Where We From (Screwed)
	17.	Ride Slow (Screwed)
	18.	Yall So Studio (Screwed)
	19.	What U Expect (Screwed)
	20.	Breathe (Screwed)
	21.	Who You Talkin to (Screwed)
	22.	City, The (Screwed)
	23.	From Funkytown to H-Town (Screwed)

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