Chapter 2: World Domination

Hip-Hop · 1997 · 24 tracks

Chapter 2: World Domination

Murky 808s and hypnotic vocal chants collide. A pivotal bridge between underground Memphis horrorcore and the high-energy crunk movement that conquered the South.

November 1, 1997 · Relativity

A menacing blend of high-octane club aggression and shadowy, paranoid street realism.

Tracklist · 24 Tracks

01

We Are Waiting

1:05

02

Studio Time

0:15

03

Will Blast

1:30

04

Hit a Muthafucka

3:58

05

Are U Ready 4 Us

4:50

06

Prophet Posse

4:13

07

Motivated

3:40

08

I Ain’t Cha Friend

4:56

09

Watcha Do

3:31

10

Spill My Blood

3:59

11

Who Got Dem 9’s

3:11

12

Gunclaps

3:16

13

3–6 in the Morning

2:52

14

Tear da Club Up ’97

3:46

15

Late Nite Tip

4:47

16

Bodyparts 2

4:18

17

Flashes

2:45

18

Neighborhood Hoe

1:56

19

N 2 Deep

4:00

20

Anyone Out There

3:12

21

Land of the Lost

3:55

22

Weed Is Got Me High

3:07

23

Tear da Club Up (DJ Herb’s Crunk & Tear It Up remix) (radio edit)

4:52

24

Late Night Tip (DJ Herb’s Ride Out Late Nite remix) (radio edit)

4:43

Moments Worth Waiting For

The relentless, frantic energy of the vocal chants on Tear Da Club Up 97 that practically demand a mosh pit.

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