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G.O.A.T. Featuring James T. Smith: The Greatest of All Time
Hip-Hop · 2000 · 19 tracks

G.O.A.T. Featuring James T. Smith: The Greatest of All Time

LL Cool J

High-gloss millennium hip-hop where veteran grit meets radio-ready sheen. A defiant, bass-heavy assertion of dominance from a Queens legend.

September 11, 2000 · Def Jam Recordings

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An aggressive, high-stakes assertion of dominance delivered with the polish of a superstar.

Tracklist · 19 Tracks
01
Intro
1:52
02
Imagine That
4:56
03
Back Where I Belong
4:07
04
LL Cool J
4:24
05
Take It Off
3:30
06
Skit
0:45
07
Fuhgidabowdit
4:33
08
Farmers
3:39
09
This Is Us
5:52
10
Can’t Think
4:50
11
Hello
3:52
12
You and Me
5:31
13
Homicide
4:59
14
U Can’t Fuck With Me
4:25
15
Queens Is
4:25
16
The G.O.A.T.
4:09
17
Ill Bomb
4:02
18
M.I.S.S. I
3:16
19
Shut ’Em Down
3:15
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive entrance of the title track where the beat drops with a heavy, industrial thud.
The vulnerable pivot on 'Can't Think' where the bravado slips for a moment of genuine soul-searching.
The rapid-fire lyrical exercise on 'Shut 'Em Down' that proves the veteran hasn't lost his speed.
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