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The Legacy: The Best of Big Pun

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Download links and information about The Legacy: The Best of Big Pun by Big Punisher. This album was released in 2009 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Rap genres. It contains 21 tracks with total duration of 01:02:22 minutes.

Artist: Big Punisher
Release date: 2009
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Tracks: 21
Duration: 01:02:22
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Intro (Words from Big Pun) (featuring Big Pun) 1:18
2. You Ain't a Killer (featuring Big Pun) 4:14
3. I'm Not a Player (featuring Big Pun) 3:40
4. Leatherface 3:25
5. 100% (feat. Tony Sunshine) (featuring Tony Sunshine, Big Pun) 3:50
6. Words from Raekwon (featuring Raekwon) 0:16
7. Fire Water Fat Joe (feat. Big Pun, Armageddon, And Raekwon) (featuring Fat Joe) 4:15
8. Still Not a Player (feat. Joe) (featuring Big Pun) 3:56
9. You Came Up 3:52
10. Capital Punishment (feat. Prospect) 4:17
11. Off Wit His Head (feat. Prospect) (featuring Prospect) 4:05
12. Words from Snoop (featuring Snoop) 0:21
13. Twinz (feat. Fat Joe) [Deep Cover 98] 3:46
14. It's So Hard (feat. Donell Jones) (featuring Big Pun, Donell Jones) 2:51
15. Off the Books (feat. Big Punisher and Cuban Link) (featuring The Beatnuts, Big Pun) 2:47
16. Ghostface On Big Pun (featuring Ghostface) 0:04
17. Super Lyrical 3:27
18. Freestyle (feat. Big Punisher) (featuring Fat Joe, Punisher) 2:06
19. Cross Bronx Expressway (featuring Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz) 5:22
20. Banned from TV (feat. Big Pun, Cam'ron, Jadakiss, Nature & Styles) (featuring Noreaga) 4:19
21. Big Pun Outro (featuring Big Pun) 0:11

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A documentary soundtrack, The Legacy: The Best of Big Pun is also a suitable sampler of the rapper many considered would be the rightful heir to Biggie's throne if a heart attack hadn't ended his life in 2000 at the age of 28. Pun's attraction is akin to Biggie's — a vicious mouth with economical rhymes and knockout punch lines — but he adds Fat Joe's swift delivery to the mix. His signature inhale prepares the listener for the machine-gun fire to follow, and despite tipping the scales at over 600 pounds, he's more than willing to explain his prowess with the ladies, and in graphic detail. Singles like the thugging "I'm Not a Player" and the Latin-flavored "100%" display his fine taste in hooks, and late-night horror shows like "Leather Face" can make you shake in your boots. This soundtrack does a good job choosing from his discography and sorting it all out, and with bits of dialogue and praise from the likes of Raekwon and Snoop Dogg, it makes for a suitable souvenir of the film or a good imitation mixtape. The bad news is that the ugly, edited version of "Still Not a Player" that first appeared (accidentally?) on the explicit release of Capital Punishment rears its head once again, and if you want a better intro to the work of Pun, the 2001 set Endangered Species, Rovi