Beat'n Down Yo Block!
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| Studio album by Unk | ||
| Released | October 3, 2006 (U.S.) | |
| Genre | Rap, Hip hop | |
| Label | Big Oomp Records/Koch Records | |
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Beat'n Down Yo Block is the debut album from Atlanta based rapper Unk. It was released October 3, 2006. If features the song Walk It Out, which had been featured in the 2006 film Happy Feet.
"Beat'n Down Yo Block" features many prominent southern rappers, among them D.G. Yola, Baby D and Dem Franchize Boyz. It also features production by Jazze Pha.
[edit] Tracklist
- "Intro" (Platt, Anthony/Shahid, Fard) — 1:53
- "Beat'n Down Yo Block" (Humphrey, Montay/Platt, Anthony) — 3:42
- "Walk It Out" (Humphrey, Montay/Platt, Anthony/Simmons, Howard) — 2:53
- "Comin' Down Da Street" (Humphrey, Montay/Platt, Anthony/Scott, Lorenzo) — 2:47
- "Bring It Back" >Humphrey, Montay/Platt, Anthony — 3:29
- "2 Step" (Humphrey, Montay/Platt, Anthony/Shahid, Fard) — 3:15
- "Slow It Up" (Featuring Jizzal Man) (Humphrey, Montay/Leverette, Benard/Platt, Anthony) — 2:55
- "Don't Make Us" (Humphrey, Montay/Platt, Anthony/Simmons, Howard/Talley, Mario) (feat. Da Great Yola) — 5:21
- "Flatline" (Humphrey, Montay/Platt, Anthony) — 2:56
- "Thinking Of You" (Alexander, P./Hooker, Corey/Platt, Anthony/Shahid, Fard) — 3:27
- "Fresh Dressed" (Humphrey, Montay/Platt, Anthony/Williams, Jamahr) — 4:51
- "Ayyy" (Platt, Anthony) — 3:21
- "This Is How We Do" (Matey, Andrew/Platt, Anthony/Roberson, Korey) — 2:51
- "Hold on Ho"(Featuring Parlae) (Platt, Anthony/Simmons, Howard/Jenkins, Donald/Gleaton, Maurice) — 3:23
- "Smokin' Sticky Sticky" (Humphrey, Montay/Platt, Anthony) — 6:20
- "Back It Up" (Platt, Anthony/Simmons, Howard) — 2:26
- "Hit The Dance Floor" (Platt, Anthony) — 3:38
- "Brand New Day" (Platt, Andrew/Scott, Lorenzo) — 5:06
- "Say Yes" (Matey, Andrew/Platt, Anthony/Scott, Lorenzo/Shahid, Fard) — 2:33
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