Vast Aire Dueces Wild CD

Dueces Wild Music

List Price	$12.97 (You save $3.08)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, East Coast Rap
Label	One Way Records Inc
Orig Year	2008
All Time Sales Rank	96680
CD Universe Part number	7687335
Catalog number	30004
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 24, 2008
Producer	Thanos; DJ Priority; Aspect One; Melodious Monk; Le Parasite; Falside; Oh No; Pete Rock; Walter Rocktight
Personnel	Genesis, Swave Sevah, Copywrite, Geechi Suede, Vordul Mega, Double A.B., Karniege, Thanos

Vast Aire Dueces Wild Songs

	1.	You Know (You Like It)
	2.	T.V. Land
	3.	Take Two
	4.	Dynamic Duo, The - (featuring Geechi Suede)
	5.	Gimme Dat Mic - (featuring Copywrite)
	6.	Mecca And The Ox - (featuring Vordul Mega)
	7.	Back 2 Basics
	8.	Lunchroom Rap (It's Nothing)
	9.	When Starz Fall - (featuring Thanos/Swave Sevah/Double A.B./Karniege)
	10.	Crush, The
	11.	Shu (The God Of Aire)
	12.	Graveyard Shift - (featuring Genesis)
	13.	Man With Out Fear, The

Dueces Wild Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars CORRECTION
CORRECTION: The album's version of "The Crush" was actually produced by Thanos of BrotherHood603
Submitted by damemasamor787 (BRooklyn, NY)
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