Must Have Da End
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DISC: 1
| 1. Our Arrival |
| 2. Stomp |
| 3. Money Flow |
| 4. Late Night Tip |
| 5. Gotcha Shakin’ |
| 6. I Ain’t Goin’ |
| 7. Good Stuff |
| 8. Walk up 2 Yo House |
| 9. In-2-Deep |
| 10. Last Man Standing |
| 11. Destruction Terror |
| 12. Body Parts |
| 13. Where’s da Bud |
| 14. Gette’m Crunk |
| 15. Where da Killaz Hang |
| 16. End, The |
| 17. Life or Death – (featuring Killa Klan Kaze/Koopsta Knicca) |
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These guys are bad! They’ll help an old lady across the street and then take her purse; they’ll steal candycanes from Santa at the mall in front of kids – alright, they’re not quite that bad. Now they return with an album of all new tracks featuring the talents of Gangsta Blac, Killa Klan Kaze and Koopsta Knicca. This one should be huge.
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''Chapter 1: The End'' is the full-length follow-up by Three 6 Mafia to their debut album Mystic Stylez. During the timeline between the two albums, Three 6 Mafia were having a war of words with Cleveland based rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and released an EP dissing the group. If you listen to the song "Last Man Standing" you hear DJ Paul mention Bone Thugs: The last man standin'll never be part of the b.o.n.e. There is also an original version of "Life or Death" which features a different Scan Man verse & Koopsta Knicca not on the track. The album's best known track is "Where's Da Bud". The tracks "N-2-Deep" & "Late Nite Tip" were also included in the group's next album, Chapter 2: World Domination. This album moved over 200,000 copies independently, and is considered darker than Chapter 2, yet still less bleak than Mystic Stylez. – Wikipedia





