Bridging the Gap

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Bridging the Gap
Studio album by Black Eyed Peas
Released	September 26, 2000
Genre	Hip hop
Label	Interscope
Producer	will.i.am apl.de.ap DJ Premier Jerry 'Wonder' Duplessis Rhett Lawrence
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link HipHopDX.com link Robert Christgau (B-) link
Black Eyed Peas chronology
Behind the Front (1998) Bridging the Gap (2000) Elephunk (2003) Singles from Bridging the Gap "BEP Empire" Released: 2000 "Weekends" Released: 2000 "Get Original" Released: 2000 "Request Line" Released: 2001

Bridging the Gap is the second album by The Black Eyed Peas, released in 2000. It contained the single "Request Line", featuring Macy Gray. It never quite took off, however, because the album was leaked, and The Black Eyed Peas' main demographic was college students at the time. In will.i.am's words, "The gap never got bridged".

[edit] Track listing

1. "BEP Empire"
2. "Weekends" (ft. Esthero)
3. "Get Original" (ft. Chali 2na)
4. "Hot" (ft. Kim Hill)
5. "Cali to New York" (ft. De La Soul)
6. "Lil' Lil'"
7. "On My Own" (ft. Les Nubians & Mos Def)
8. "Release"
9. "Bridging the Gaps"
10. "Go Go"
11. "Rap Song" (ft. Wyclef Jean)
12. "Bringing It Back"
13. "Tell Your Mama Come"
14. "Request Line" (ft. Macy Gray)
15. Magic [UK Bonus Track]
16. "Bridging The Gaps Version 2 (JP Bonus Track)
    • "Empire Strikes Back" hidden track after "Magic" or "Bridging The Gaps Version 2"

[edit] Singles Chart Positions

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