Life In 1472 - Jermaine Dupri

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - Southern / Artist: Jermaine Dupri / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released at Imports / Disc #1 ... more

Life In 1472 - Jermaine Dupri ... Tracklisting
1 Turn It Out (Intro) - Nas
2 Money Ain't a Thang - Jay-Z
3 Get Your Shit Right - DMX, Mad Rapper
4 Fresh - Slick Rick
5 Sweetheart - Mariah Carey, , JD
6 Jazzy Hoes - 8Ball, Mr. Black, Too Short, YoungBloodZ
7 Don't Hate on Me - Da Brat, Krayzie Bone,
8 Going Home with Me - R.O.C., Keith Sweat
9 You Get Dealt Wit - Lil' Kim, Mase
10 Party Continues [Video Version] - Da Brat, Usher
11 All That's Got to Go - Da Brat, , LaTocha Scott
12 Protector's of 1472 - Warren G, , R.O.C., Snoop Dogg
13 Lay You Down - Tamara Powell, , Trina
14 Three the Hard Way - Mr. Black, , R.O.C.

Newest Review: ... a topic which he knows a lot about (especially after being apart of the Get Fresh Crew) and here you see how he can take ... more

... things to a time a which was much more exciting in order to get his point across about how no one can get fresher than himself. **Four Stars** 5. "Sweetheart" (feat. Mariah Carey) This one takes me back as you see that for the first time we have one which takes it to R&B, rather than Hip hop, and while there is heavy beats which are based in this, the dominating sound is what comes from Mariah as she does as she is always able to and delivers with great vocals with one of the most exciting melodies you ge...more

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	Life in 1472 Release Date: 1998 - 07 - 21, Audio CD, Imports Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04	£ 7.24

Life in 1472
Release Date: 1998 - 07 - 21, Audio CD, Imports

Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04

£ 7.24

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Life In 1472 - Jermaine Dupri: Don Chi Chi Takes Us Back With... (1371 words)
by - written on 20/07/09 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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"Life In 1472" came out in 1998 and was the first proper album from the producer and part-time rapper Jermaine Dupri. This album finds, as with all of his album, JD producing for a host of his affiliates on the So So Def label in addition to many guests who just wish to show support for the Atlanta hit-maker as long-term partnerships with the likes of Mariah Carey, Usher and Da Brat come through on this late nineties Rap and R&B record. 1. "Turn It Out" (Intro) 2. "Money Ain't A Thang" (feat. Jay-Z) This was probably the biggest single off the album and it finds JD working with the biggest stars for it as ... Read the complete review