Exit 13

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Album
Exit 13
Exit 13 cover
Studio album by LL Cool J
Released July 29, 2008[1]
Recorded 2006-2007
Genre Hip-Hop/Rap
Label Def Jam
LL Cool J chronology
Todd Smith
(2006)		 Exit 13
(2008)

Exit 13 will be the 13th and final album on LL Cool J's record deal with Def Jam Recordings, a deal that has lasted for more than twenty years. The album was originally titled, Todd Smith Pt. 2: Back To Cool. The album is set to be released July 29, 2008.[2]

This album will also be the first LL Cool J album since G.O.A.T. to have the parental advisory label for explicit lyrics.

The album was reworked with 85% of the songs scrapped, with only the remaining 15% intact, as LL stated ,"it wasn't good enough". The current concept of the album is young rappers going against LL.[3]

Other contributors for this album include The-Dream and Richie_Sambora of Bon Jovi[2].


[edit] Album Tracks

Title Producer(s) Featured guest(s) Time
"Whatcha Hood Like"[4] Freebase Lil' Scrappy 4:30
"Queens" [5] Illmind 50 Cent, Prodigy, Kool G Rap & Tony Yayo 3:53
"New York Gangstas" [6] The Pusher 4:05
"Shake The Keys"[7]
"Rock The Pole"[8]
"Champion"[9]
"Bump This" [10] 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and Young Hot Rod 4:26
"Scratch My Head"[11] 3:00
"The 5 Boroughs Is Back" [12] [13] Suits[14] Jim Jones, Method Man, KRS-One & Lil Kim 4:26
"Cry" [15] Lil Mo 4:16
"Girl If I" [16] Tha Bizness Trey Songz 4:24
"Rockin' with the G.O.AT" [17] DJ Scratch

[edit] References

  1. ^ Rap-Up.com:// rap-up book in stores now! » Blog Archive » LL Cool J and Lloyd Get New Release Dates
  2. ^ Rap-Up.com:// rap-up book in stores now! » Blog Archive » LL Cool J and Lloyd Get New Release Dates
  3. ^ http://www.mtv.ca/news/article.jhtml?id=3576
  4. ^ Spliffington Management
  5. ^ LL Cool J feat. 50 Cent, DiiJai, Mobb Deep & Tony Yayo - Queens (ZShare) - HipHopdom - Another day in Hip-Hop
  6. ^ Nah Right » Blog Archive » LL Cool J - New York Gangstas
  7. ^ Welcome to AccessAtlanta! | AccessAtlanta
  8. ^ Mixtape Monday: 50 Cent Helps LL Cool J Recover From 'Weak' Album; Busta Rhymes' Hypeman Is Staying Put | MTV NEWS
  9. ^ Mixtape Monday: 50 Cent Helps LL Cool J Recover From 'Weak' Album; Busta Rhymes' Hypeman Is Staying Put | MTV NEWS
  10. ^ LL Cool J official website @ defjam.com - Home
  11. ^ Multimedia / Music : LL Cool J
  12. ^ YouTube - LL Cool J on 102 JAMZ - Pt. 2 of 2
  13. ^ Rap-Up.com:// rap-up book in stores now! » Blog Archive » LL Cool J and Lloyd Get New Release Dates
  14. ^ YouTube - LL Cool J on 102 JAMZ - Pt. 1 of 2
  15. ^ llcoolj.defjam.com
  16. ^ The Rap Up - LL Cool J - Girl If I (Feat Trey Songz)
  17. ^ [1]
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LL Cool J
Albums
Singles
"I Need A Beat" · "I Can't Live Without My Radio" · "I Can Give You More" · "Rock the Bells" · "You'll Rock" · "I'm Bad" · "I Need Love" · "Go Cut Creator Go" · "Going Back to Cali" · "I'm That Type of Guy" · "Big Ole Butt" · "One Shot at Love" · "Jingling Baby" · "To Da Break of Dawn" · "The Boomin' System" · "Around the Way Girl" · "Mama Said Knock You Out" · "6 Minutes of Pleasure" · "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" · "Strictly Business" · "How I'm Comin'" · "Back Seat (Of My Jeep)" · "Pink Cookies In a Plastic Bag Getting Crushed By Buildings" · "Stand By Your Man" · "Hey Lover" · "Doin' It" · "Loungin" · "I Shot Ya" · "Ain't Nobody" · "Hit 'Em High (The Monstars' Anthem)" · "Phenonmenon" · "4, 3, 2, 1" · "Father" · "Candy" · "Zoom" · "Say What" · "Deepest Bluest" · "Hot Hot Hot" · "Shut 'Em Down · "Imagine That" · "You and Me" · "Put Your Hands Up" · "Blink Blink" · "Luv U Better" · "Paradise" · "All I Have" · "Amazin' · "Headsprung" · "Hush" · "It's LL And Santana" · "Control Myself" · "Freeze" · "Whatcha Hood Like"
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