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Chapter 1: The End is the full-length follow-up by Three 6 Mafia to their debut album Mystic Stylez. During the timeline between the two albums, Three 6 Mafia were having a war of words with Cleveland based rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and released an EP dissing the group. If you listen to the song "Last Man Standing" you hear DJ Paul mention Bone Thugs: The last man standin'll never be part of the b.o.n.e. There is also an original version of "Life or Death" which features a different Scan Man verse & Koopsta Knicca not on the track. The tracks "N-2-Deep" & "Late Nite Tip" were also included in the group's next album, Chapter 2: World Domination. The chorus of the track "Gotcha Shakin'" samples "Where I Dwell", a song on Gangsta Blac's album Can It Be?. This album moved over 200,000 copies independently, and is considered darker than Chapter 2, yet still less bleak than Mystic Stylez.
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| Year |
Album |
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| Billboard 200 |
Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums |
| 1996 |
Chapter 1: The End |
#126 |
#42 |
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- Three 6 Mafia:
- K-Rock - Rapper on "Money Flow" and "Body Parts"
- Killa Klan Kaze - Rappers on "Money Flow" and "Life or Death"
- M-Child - Rapper on "Last Man Standing" and "Body Parts"
- Gangsta Blac - Rapper on "Last Man Standing" and "Body Parts"
- MC Mack - Rapper on "Body Parts"
- Indo G - Rapper on "Body Parts"
- Project Pat - Rapper on "Where Da Killaz Hang"
- Jeanine Sharisse Norman and Shontelle Norman - Singing on "Good Stuff"
- DJ Slicse Tee - Programming, scratching, keyboards
- Nick Jackson - Executive producer
- Insane Wayne - Piano on "Life or Death"
- DJ Jus Borne - Recording, mixing
- Larry Nix - Mastering
- Julious Carr - Photography
- Niko Lyras - Recording, mixing
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