2nd II None (album)

2nd II None

Studio album by 2nd II None

Released

September 6, 1991

Recorded

1991

2nd II None
1991

Classic 220
1999

Singles from 2nd II None

2nd II None is the debut album from 2nd II None released on September 6, 1991.

Track listing

No.	Title	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Intro"	DJ Quik	0:55
2.	"More Than a Player"	DJ Quik	3:16
3.	"If You Want It"	DJ Quik	3:46
4.	"Be True to Yourself"	DJ Quik	2:45
5.	"Let the Rhythm Take You" (featuring AMG)	DJ Quik	4:45
6.	"Comin' Like This" (featuring DJ Quik, AMG & Hi-C)	DJ Quik	4:54
7.	"Underground Terror"	DJ Quik	3:39
8.	"Just Ain't Me"	DJ Quik	2:54
9.	"The Life of a Player"	DJ Quik	3:33
10.	"Ain't Nothin' Wrong" (featuring DJ Quik)	DJ Quik	3:19
11.	"What Goes Up"	DJ Quik	3:12
12.	"Mystic"	DJ Quik	2:47
13.	"Punk Mutha Fuckaz"	DJ Quik	2:32
14.	"Niggaz Trippin'" (featuring DJ Quik, AMG & Hi-C)	DJ Quik	6:12

"More Than a Player" contains samples of "Love and Happiness" by Al Green, "Funky President" by James Brown, "Flying Saucers" by Richard Pryor, & "Sweet Black Pussy" by DJ Quik.
"If You Want It" contains samples of "Hung Up on My Baby" by Isaac Hayes and "Movin'" by Brass Construction.
"Be True to Yourself" contains a sample of "Kung Fu" by Curtis Mayfield.
"Let the Rhythm Take You" contains a sample of "Papa Was Too" by Joe Tex.
"Comin' Like This" contains a sample of "The Guns of Brixton" by The Clash.
"Underground Terror" contains a sample of "Life is for Learning" by Marvin Gaye.
"Just Ain't Me" contains a sample of "Breaking Up Somebody's Home" by Albert King.
"Life Of A Player" contains a sample of "I Like The Girls" by The Fatback Band
"Ain't Nothin' Wrong" contains samples of "Ain't Nothin' Wrong" by KC & the Sunshine Band and "Lady Marmalade" by LaBelle.
"What Goes Up" contains a sample of "Spinning Wheel" by Blood, Sweat & Tears.
"Mystic" contains a sample of "My Little Girl" by Bobbi Humphrey.
"Punk Mutha Fuckaz" contains a sample of "All the Way Lover" by Millie Jackson
"Niggaz Trippin'" contains samples of "Genius of Love" by Tom Tom Club and "Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof Off the Sucker)" by Parliament.