01. Kochece - What Up 02:08
02. Styles P Ft. Jadakiss - I Get Money 02:32
03. Sheek Louch - Buck Buck 03:42
04. Jadakiss - Felonies (Try Ya Luck) 02:52
05. Styles P Ft. Bully - Wait 03:24
06. Sheek Louch - Just Like Me 00:44
07. Styles P - Move Like A G 03:42
08. Sheek Louch - One Shot, Two Shot 02:46
09. Styles P - Blow Ya Mind 02:30
10. Sheek Louch Ft Snyp Life - Gangsta Nigga (Bust My Gun) 03:12
11. Sheek Louch Ft. Bully - Bully Is Here 03:08
12. Styles P - Shoot A Nigga 03:02
13. Jadakiss - Money Neva Gone Change Me 00:40
14. Styles P Ft. Hell Rell - The Hardest Out 04:18
15. Styles P - Trappstars 02:46
16. Rawdoggz - Freestyle 04:18
17. J-Hood - Who's Gonna Sign Me 04:44
Biography:
The members of Yonkers, NY, rap crew the LOX (Jadakiss, Sheek Louch, and Styles P) founded D-Block Records, which officially launched with Sheek`s solo album Walk Witt Me in 2003. The label`s roster -- which also includes J-Hood (aka Jae Hood), Team Arliss, and the president of D-Block Records, Supa Mario -- took on the D-Block name for compilations and other material released within New York`s vibrant mixtape circuit. A highlight of D-Block`s developing catalog, The CD/DVD Mixtape reached into the Top 40 of the R&B/Hip-Hop albums chart after its March 2006 release on Koch Records. Not averse to beef, D-Block had an ongoing feud with 50 Cent and his G-Unit camp (which was the pretext for their leaving Interscope to the distribution deal with Koch), because 50 Cent criticized Jadakiss for appearing on rival Ja Rule`s "New York" track. There was also contention with Roc-a-Fella artist Beanie Sigel and the LOX`s former Bad Boy boss, Sean "Diddy" Combs, involving their publishing rights; however, both of these situations were quashed rather amicably.
