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4 Real Ni**as - feat. Nas & Ruc 5 Find Ya Wealth - feat. Nas 6 Straight Outta Q.B. - feat. Jungle, Cormega & Poet 7 Oochie Wally - feat. Braveheart's 8 Our Way - feat. Capone -n- Noreaga & Iman Thug 9 Fire - feat. Nature 10 Power Rap - freestyle interlude feat. Prodigy 11 Street Glory - feat. Nas & Pop 12 We Break Bread - feat. Lord Black, Littles, Craig G & Chaos 13 Money - feat. Mr Challish 14 Self Conscience - feat. Prodigy & Nas 15 Die 4 - feat. Infamous Mobb 16 Kids In Da PJ's - feat. Nas, Braveheart's & Millennium Thug 17 Teenage Thug - feat. Nas & Millennium Thug |
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Nas & Ill Will Records Presents -Queensbridge The Album
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