1. “Get You Some” (featuring Q-Tip & Marsha of Floetry) (prd. Dr. Dre)
2. “Your Time Has Come” (prd Dr. Dre)
3. “I’ll Hurt You” (featuring Eminem) (prd. Scott Storch)
4. “Touch It” (prd. Swizz Beatz) – 3:38
5. “Imagine” (featuring Dr. Dre & Chauncey Black) (prd. Dr. Dre & Denaun Porter)
6. “They Out to Get Me” (featuring Denaun Porter) (prd. Denaun Porter)
7. “Money Like Back in the Days” (featuring Raekwon) (prd. Erick Sermon)
8. “This Is How We Do It Over Here” (featuring Missy Elliott) (prd. Dr. Dre)
9. “Where’s Your Money” (featuring Ol’ Dirty Bastard) (prd. Dr. Dre)
10. “Don’t Get Carried Away” (featuring Nas) (prd. Dr. Dre)
11. “In the Ghetto” (featuring Rick James) (prd. Green Lantern)
12. “Get Down” (prd. Timbaland)
13. “Don’t Try to Fight It” (featuring Mariah Carey) (prd. Rick Rock)
14. I Love My Bitch” (featuring Kelis) & will.i.am) (prd. will.i.am) – 3:46
15. “You Can’t Hold the Torch” (featuring Q-Tip) (prd. J Dilla)
16. “New York Shit” (featuring Swizz Beatz) (prd. DJ Scratch)
17. â–ª “Touch It (Remix)” (featuring Mary J. Blige, Rah Digga, Lloyd Banks, Missy Elliott, Papoose, & DMX)

Discuss.

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