The Hit List (Saafir album)
The Hit List is the third album by Saafir, an American hip hop emcee. The Album has been praised by the hip-hop underground for Saafir's Intense Lyricism.
| The Hit List | ||||
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| Studio album by | ||||
| Released | October 26, 1999 | |||
| Recorded | 1998-1999 | |||
| Genre | Hip hop | |||
| Label | Qwest/Warner Bros. Records 47009 | |||
| Producer | Tony Pizarro DJ Clark Kent Stevie J. Shock-G Carlos "6 July" Broady Chris "The Glove" Taylor Corey "R.I.P." Parker Big Nose J Groove Protest Omonte Ward Nick Wiz | |||
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| Review scores | |
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| Source | Rating |
| Allmusic |   [1] |
Track listing
- "The Hit List" (R. Gibson/C. Taylor) - 3:40
- Featuring Sonny Black
- "A Dog's Master" (R. Gibson/C. Kent) - 3:48
- Produced by DJ Clark Kent
- "Crawl Before You Ball" (R. Gibson/E. Del-Barrio/G. Jacobs/M. White/V. White) - 3:54
- Produced by Shock-G
- Contains a sample from "Fantasy" performed by Earth, Wind & Fire
- "Watch How Daddy Ball" (R. Gibson/T. Turpin/S. Jordan/C. Miller) - 4:11
- "Slip Into My Eyes" (R. Gibson/J. Fortson/T. Pizarro) - 4:18
- Produced by Tony Pizarro
- "6 Digits" (R. Gibson/C. Broady/J. Bryant/D. Jordan/C. Parker/D. Price/T. Price) - 3:58
- Featuring Cuttthroat, Mr. Doe
- Produced by Carlos "6 July" Broady
- "Not Fa' Nuthin'" (R. Gibson/D. Barbosa/N. Louzides/R. Mounsey) - 4:17
- Featuring Chino XL
- "Pokerface" (R. Gibson/R. Roberts) - 3:42
- "25 Ta Life" (R. Gibson/T. Alston/A. Johnson/K. Muchita) - 2:59
- Featuring Mobb Deep (via vocal sample, not an actual performance)
- "Mask-A-Raid" (R. Gibson/C. Broady/J. Savage) - 4:35
- Featuring Jayo Felony
- Produced by Carlos "6 July" Broady
- "Liquid Ho Magnet" (R. Gibson/G. Jacobs) - 4:52
- Produced by Shock-G
- "Smart Bomb" (R. Gibson/R. Roberts) - 2:49
- "Bedroom Bully" (R. Gibson/J. Carson) - 3:32
- "Runnin' Man" (R. Gibson/G. Jacobs) - 4:36
- Produced by Shock-G
- "Final Thrill" (R. Gibson/T. Alston) - 4:14
- Features a dialogue sample from the Chris Cunningham-directed video of Aphex Twin's "Windowlicker."
Personnel
| Contributors | |
| Producers | |
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| Producers | Tony Pizarro, DJ Clark Kent, Stevie J., Shakeem Bocaj (a.k.a. Shock-G), Carlos "6 July" Broady, Chris "The Glove" Taylor, Corey "R.I.P." Barker, Big Nose, J Groove, Protest, Omonte Ward, Nick Wiz |
| Executive producers | Saafir, Kairi Brown, Tarif Supreme |
| Performers | |
| Lead vocals and rhyming | Saafir, Sonny Black, Stevie J., Chino XL, Mobb Deep, Jayo Felony |
| Background vocals | Shakeem Bocaj |
| Technicians | |
| Engineers | Tony Pizarro |
| Mastering | Chris Bellman |
| Mixing | Tony Pizarro, Big Nous, Shaeekm Bocaj (a.k.a. Shock-G), Carlos "6 July" Broady, David Michael Dill, Andy Grassi, Caveman Haywood, Ken Ifill, J Groove, Stevie J., Kevin Kim, Protest, Saafir, Rashaan "Cus" Stephens, Chris "The Glove" Taylor |
| Creative directors | Eliane Henri |
| Art Direction, Design | Gregory Rosebud Gilmer |
| Photography | B+ |
Chart positions
| Billboard Music Charts (North America) - The Hit List[2] | ||
| Year | Chart Name | Peak Position |
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| 1999 | Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums | No. 91 |
| Billboard Music Charts (North America) - "Crawl Before You Ball"[3] | ||
| Year | Chart Name | Peak Position |
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| 1998 | Hot Rap Singles | No. 47 |
References
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