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The Score 1996 Album

The Score The Score
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1. Red Intro 1m 51s
2. How Many Mics 4m 28s
3. Ready Or Not 3m 47s
4. Zealots 4m 20s
5. The Beast 5m 43s
6. Fu-Gee-La 4m 58s
7. Family Business 5m 2s
8. Killing Me Softly 4m 50s
9. The Score 5m 23s
10. The Mask 4m 33s
11. Cowboys 5m 59s
12. No Woman, No Cry 4m 33s
13. Manifest / Outro 5m 59s
14. Fu-Gee-La (Refugee Camp Remix) 4m 24s
15. Fu-Gee-La (Sly & Robbie Mix) 5m 27s
16. Mista, Mista 2m 42s

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A few of these songs are too sample-heavy. This may be hypocritical given other songs I love, and a stupid statement given that sampling is one of the prominent aspects of hip hop, but the kind of criticism that was directed towards Puffy's 'I'll Be Missing You' can be directed at 'Ready or Not', 'No Woman No Cry' and Killing Me Softly'. On the latter, I remember really liking it back in the day, but spinning this album today, it fails by comparison to most of the other songs here. Except for that, 'No Woman, No Cry' is too unoriginal to rank it very highly, and the remixes don't come very close to matching the original. The rest of this though is either great or very good, with three distinctive members making up this group. I wish the brilliant 'Manifest' would have been its own individual track though. 4-3.5. Best Tracks: How Many Mics, Zealots, The Beast, Fu-Gee-La, The Score, Manifest
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