Guru's Jazzmatazz: The Timebomb Back to the Future Mixtape
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| The Timebomb: Back To The Future Mixtape | ||||
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| Released | July 31, 2007 | |||
| Genre | Hip Hop | |||
| Label | 7 Grand | |||
| Producer | Guru, Solar, DJ Doo Wop | |||
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-2008.jpg) Original Promo Cover | ||||
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 Import Cover | ||||
The Timebomb: Back To The Future Mixtape (also known as Guru's Jazzmatazz – The Mixtape Back To The Future, Jazzmatazz Back To The Future Mix Tape, Guru's Jazzmatazz: The Mixtape and other variations) is a commercial mixtape album released by Guru through 7 Grand Records, hosted by DJ Doo Wop and produced by Solar. Released soon after Jazzmatazz, Vol. 4: The Hip-Hop Jazz Messenger: Back to the Future, its press release describes it as "Guru's "raw" companion to the Jazzmatazz Vol. 4 album."
Track listing[edit]
- "Intro (Don Gurizzy)" (2:03)
- "Knowledge" (Featuring Lord Tariq) (1:56)
- "7 Grand Ya'll" (Featuring Solar) (3:17)
- "For Ya Mind" (Featuring Zion I) (2:20)
- "Peace!" (Featuring K-Born, Highpower & Solar) (3:24)
- "State of Clarity (Solar Remix)" (Featuring Common) (3:04)
- "Who Got It On Lock?" (Featuring DJ Doo Wop) (2:21)
- "B-Boy Kamikaze" (Featuring Tony Touch & DJ Doo Wop [a.k.a. Diaz Brothers]) (2:19)
- "Too Slick" (Featuring Yungun) (2:20)
- "So What It Do Now?" (Featuring Aceyalone) (4:07)
- "We Got That" (Featuring Nature & Solar) (3:03)
- "Jazzy Wayz (7 Grand Exclusive)" (3:21)
- "Stand Up (Some Things'll Never Change) (Reggae Mix)" (Featuring Damian Marley) (3:08)
- "Hot Like That" (Featuring Medinah) (2:36)
- "No Need for Stress" (Featuring Mr. Lif) (2:55)
- "Back to the Future" (Featuring Caron Wheeler & C.Knowledge) (2:58)
- "Assasino" (Featuring Young Pablo) (1:58)
- "The Game Needs Me" (Featuring Blue Scholars & Common Market) (4:01)
- "Feed the Hungry (Solar Remix)" (1:19)
- "Can't Stop the Movement (7 Grand)" (Featuring Ms. Camille) (2:32)
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