Tracklist:
1. G-Unit - Straight Outta Southside (prod. by Ron Browz)
2. G-Unit feat. Young Buck - Piano Man (prod. by Tha Bizness)
3. G-Unit - Close To Me (prod. by Teraike 'Chris Styles' Crawford for Dangerous L.L.C.)
4. G-Unit feat. Young Buck - Rider Pt. 2 (prod. by Rick Rock)
5. G-Unit - Casualties of War (prod. by Ky Miller)
6. G-Unit - You So Tough (prod. by Ky Miller)
7. G-Unit - No Days Off (prod. by Dual Output)
8. G-Unit - T.O.S. (Terminate on Sight) (prod. by Ty Fyffe)
9. G-Unit ft. Young Buck - I Like the Way She Do It (prod. by Street Radio)
10. G-Unit - Kitty Kat (prod. by Polow Da Don)
11. G-Unit feat. Young Buck - The Party Ain't Over (prod. by Damien Taylor)
12. G-Unit feat. Mavado - Let It Go (prod. by Don Cannon)
13. G-Unit feat. Swizz Beatz - Get Down (prod. by Swizz Beatz & The Individuals)
14. G-Unit - I Don't Wanna Talk About It (prod. by Jake One)
15. G-Unit - Ready or Not (prod. by Jake One)
16. G-Unit - Money Make the World Go Round (prod. by Ron Browz)
Biography:
Though G-Unit became generally recognized as the brand name associated with 50 Cent, for instance serving as a catch phrase ("G-G-G-G-G-Unit!) as well as a record label (G-Unit Records), it in fact began as the name of his backing posse. G-Unit originally was a trio comprised of 50, Lloyd Banks, and Tony Yayo (often with the accompaniment of either DJ Whookid or Cutmaster C as their DJ), and this particular lineup resulted in a series of popular mixtapes during the early 2000s: 50 Cent Is the Future, God`s Plan, No Mercy, No Fear, and Automatic Gunfire. Before the group had a chance to record its debut album for Interscope in the wake of 50`s breakthrough with Get Rich or Die Tryin`, Yayo was sentenced to prison for a gun-possession charge. His replacement, Young Buck, stepped up soon afterward, and the group continued its activity, working on yet more mixtape recordings and scoring some big-time success on the "G-Unit Remix" to 50`s "P.I.M.P.," which also featured Snoop Dogg and got heavy rotation on MTV. Meanwhile, G-Unit recorded their debut album, Beg for Mercy, over the course of 2003, and Interscope finally rush-released the album on November 14 to combat bootlegging, preceding it with a lead single, "Stunt 101." Several other singles followed, including "Poppin` Them Thangs" and "Wanna Get to Know You." Yayo rejoined the group when he was released from prison in 2004. Other G-Unit affiliates included the Game, Olivia, and Mobb Deep. As 50`s stature began diminishing in the late 2000s, however, several of his G-Unit affiliates either defected or were let go.
