Tracklist:
01. Baby Boy, Baby Girl (Feat. Anthony Hamilton) 04:26
02. Somethin’ (Feat. Phonte From Little Brother) 04:37
03. Just Can’t Believe 04:18
04. Golddigger 04:48
05. Gratitude 03:49
06. Nothing Left To Say 04:45
07. Right Here 04:47
08. E-Life 00:59
09. Why Do We Try 05:18
(Feat. Ali Shaheed Muhammad From A Tribe Called Quest)
10. Back And Forth 06:04
11. Moan 04:13
12. Queen Of Come Here Go Away 02:48
13. Wish I Could Love You (Pimp Juice) 04:51
14. Baby Boy, Baby Girl (Single Version) 03:57
15. Let It Go (Bonus Track) 06:13

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Tracklist:
1 Can I Kick It? 4:12
2 Bonita Applebum 3:36
3 Vibes And Stuff 4:18
4 1nce Again 3:49
5 Jazz (We’ve Got) 4:19
6 Like It Like That 2:47
7 I Left My Wallet In El Segundo 4:07
8 Hot Sex 2:47
9 Check The Rhime 3:37
10 Description Of A Fool 5:42
11 Suck A Nigga 4:05
12 Buggin’ Out 3:38
13 Scenario 4:11
14 Oh My God 3:28
15 Award Tour 3:46

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Tracklist:
1. Excursions
2. Buggin’ Out
3. Rap Promoter
4. Butter
5. Verses From the Abstract
6. Show Business
7. Vibes and Stuff
8. Infamous Date Rape, The
9. Check the Rhime
10. Everything Is Fair
11. Jazz (We’ve Got)
12. Skypager
13. What?
14. Scenario

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Scion A/V Remix: 45 KING
1. 45 King vs. Wale – Roof
2. 45 King vs. Wale – Roof (DJ Ayres Remix)
3. 45 King vs. Wale – Strings
4. 45 King vs. Wale – Strings (Inflagranti Remix)
5. 45 King vs. Pase Rock –The 900 Number (2k8)
6. 45King vs. Pase Rock – The 900 Number (2k8) (DJ Eli Remix)
7. 45 King vs. 4th Pyramid – P-Y-R-A-M-I-D
8. 45 King vs. 4th Pyramid – P-Y-R-A-M-I-D (Sammy Bananas Remix)

Scion A/V Remix: 45 KING
Seminal 80’s hip hop producer DJ Mark “The 45 King” partners with Scion and underground emcees Wale, Pase Rock and the 4th Pyramid in conjunction with the New York-based producers, In Flagranti, Eli Escobar and DJ Ayres to deliver a solid dose of remixes of The 45 King’s classics: “The 900 Number”, “Roof”, “Strings” and “Pyramid”. While current hip hop styles lean towards the staccato’ed and half-count beats found in Timbaland style productions, the A/V remixes retain the old school charm of say a Tribe Called Quest production. There’s plenty of East Coast heavy beats, funk samples and rhymes. This is a solid release with plenty to offer all underground aficionados and old school nodders.