Track Listing
1. Talkin' S*** - (with Veronica Webb/Jermaine Dupri)
2. Clear My Throat - (with DJ Kool)
3. I'm Not Feeling You - (with Yvette Michele)
4. Freestyle - (with Jay-Z)
5. How About Some Hardcore - (with M.O.P.)
6. Freestyle - (with Lil' Kim)
7. Tour - (with Capleton)
8. Freestyle - (with Lady Saw)
9. Clear My Throat - (with DJ Kool)
10. Freestyle - (with Nas)
11. Freestyle - (with Foxy Brown)
12. Hip Hop Hooray - (with Naughty By Nature)
13. Uptown Anthem - (with Naughty By Nature)
14. How I Could Just Kill a Man - (with Cypress Hill)
15. Time 4 Sum Aksion - (with Redman)
16. Freestyle - (with Redman)
17. Freestyle - (with Ras T)
18. Freestyle - (with Michelob)
19. Set If Off - (with Greg Nice)
20. Flashlight - (with Parliament)
21. Outstanding - (with The Gap Band)
22. Rising to the Top - (with Keni Burke)
23. Freestyle - (with D.A.V.)
24. Freestyle - (with Mary J. Blige)
25. Relax & Party - (with Ivory)
26. Crowd Participation - (with DJ Flexxx)
27. No Joke / Follow Me - (with Buckshot Da B.D.I. Emcee)
28. Freestyle - (with Boot Camp Clik)
29. Freestyle - (with Akinyele)
30. Method Man - (with Wu-Tang Clan)
31. Freestyle - (with The Notorious B.I.G./Da Lox)
32. Freestyle - (with Puff Daddy/Mase)
33. Untitled - (blend of "Hell On Earth" over "Seven Minutes Of Funk", with Mobb Deep)
34. Freestyle - (with Lost Boyz)
35. Release Yo Delf - (with Method Man)
36. Freestyle - (with Das EFX/PMD)
37. Freestyle - (with Xzibit)
38. Freestyle - (with Cormega)
39. Clear My Throat - (with DJ Kool)
40. Sucker MC's - (with Run-DMC)
41. Back to Life (However Do You Want Me) - (with Soul II Soul)
42. Here We Go - (with Run-DMC)
43. Mona Lisa - (with Slick Rick)
44. Flex Outro
| Details | | Playing Time: | 71 min. | | Distributor: | RED Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Producers include: Funkmaster Flex, Ivory, Buckshot Da B.D.I. Emcee.
Recorded at D&D Studios and The Hit Factory, New York, New York.
New York City's top hip-hop DJ delivers the second installment of his mix-tape series. Not the first DJ to commercialize the underground mix tape on CD (fellow New Yorker Red Alert preceded him onto disc), but definitely one of the most influential, Funkmaster Flex showcases his turntable skills by mixing classic jams with freestyle rhymes from hip-hop's hottest MCs.
From old school to new school, Flex spins cuts on the turntables as if he were rockin' a party rather than putting together a compilation album. With R&B hits, exclusive blends and guest vocals by almost every major rapper East of the Mississippi, THE MIX TAPE VOLUME 2 packs it all. Buckshot's remake of Rakim's "I Ain't No Joke" and microphone appearances by MCs Notorious B.I.G. & Da Lox give this album the ultimate hard-core appeal.
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