Greatest Hits: The Evidence

Released in a standard jewel case with clear CD tray and with a 3-panel 6-page insert booklet with credits and notes song by song. [back cover] ℗ © Warner Bros. Records for the U.S. and WEA International for the world outside the U.S. Warner Music Brasil Ltda. Indústria Brasileira [booklet] All songs cut the #*$@%&!*$ up. Executive-Producer for Rhyme Syndicate Productions. © 2000 Warner Bros. Records Inc. Track 1: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) Originally released as a b-side to a song called "Dog'n The Wax" Track 2: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) "I'm Your Pusher", is a remake from Curtis Mayfield's "Pusher Man", written by Curtis Mayfield, published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI). Track 3: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) Track 4: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) "You Played Yourself", based on "The Boss", written by Brown/Wesley/Bobbitt, Donna-Dijon Music Publications, Inc. Track 5: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions/Ammo Dump Productions. Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. / Ammo Dump Music (ASCAP) This track was produced by DJ Aladdin, as was most of the O.G. and albums. Track 6: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) This was done for the movie Colors and appears on the soundtrack album to the film. Track 7: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions/Ammo Dump Productions. Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. / Ammo Dump Music (ASCAP) Courtesy of Giant Records. "New Jack Hustler" was the theme song to the movie "New Jack City" Track 8: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) This was the title track of the second album. Track 9: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions [Ice-T] / Ammo Dump Productions [DJ Aladdin & SLJ]. Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. / Ammo Dump Music (ASCAP) Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records. It is just a cool, laid-back track from the album. Track 10: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions [Ice-T] / Ammo Dump Productions [DJ Aladdin & SLJ]. Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. / Ammo Dump Music (ASCAP) Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records. This was also produced by DJ Aladdin and SLJ and from the album. Track 11: Produced for Mood Swing Productions [San-Man] & Rhyme Syndicate Productions [Ice-T] Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) / Black Latin Music (BMI). Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records. This song appeared on the album Ice T VI: Return Of The Real. Track 12: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) L.G.B.N.A.F. was basically an attempt to make a love song. Track 13: Produced for Sub-Zero Productions. Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records. "Gotta Lotta Love" was a song written as a result of the truce between PJ Watts, Grape Street and the Bounty Hunters, the Crips and Bloods sets in Los Angeles that really started the gang truce in '92. Track 14: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. / Erkneesea Music / PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) The song "Body Count" was one of the first songs Body Count wrote as a group. Track 15: Produced for Rhyme Syndicate Productions Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. / Erkneesea Music / PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) "There Goes The Neighborhood" was a Body Count anthem. Track 16: Produced for Rhyme Poetic Mafia [DJ Ace], Rhyme Syndicate Productions [Ice-T] Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) / Edwin H. Morris & Co., a Division of MPL Communications Inc. and Fennario Music Publishers, Inc. This recording contains a sample from recording "EVA", courtesy of Vanguard Records, a Welk Music Group Company, written by Marie Perreault, Andy Badale and Pat Prilly ©1970 Edwin H. Morris and Co., a division of MPL Communications, Inc. and Fennario Music. All Rights Reserved. Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records. Original version appears on the Return Of The Real album, however this version is a remix that was done for a UK single release. Track 17: Produced for Rhyme Poetic Mafia Published by Rhyme Syndicate Music / MCA Music Ltd. / Ringleader Funk Music / MCA Music Ltd. (ASCAP) Mixed at The Crackhouse Studio. "Money, Power, Women" contains dialogue from the motion picture "Scarface" used courtesy of and under license from Universal Studios. Track duration taken from booklet, but there are some discrepances in some tracks Real duration for track 1: 3:44 Real duration for track 4: 4:13 Real duration for track 5: 3:56 Real duration for track 6: 4:25 Real duration for track 9: 4:12 Real duration for track 10: 4:39 Real duration for track 11: 4:00 Real duration for track 12: 2:59 Real duration for track 15: 4:00 Real duration for track 16: 4:10 Real duration for track 17: 4:33