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Re-Entry (Marley Marl album)

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Re-entry is a 2001 studio album by Marley Marl, released on Barely Breaking Even Records.

Track listing

Intro
Do U Remember
Three's Company (feat. Big Daddy Kane)
Spazz (feat. Solo of Screwball) (Produced by Easy Mo Bee)
Just Funky
Who's Sicker (feat. The Hemmingways)
Lost Beat
Easy Type Shit (feat. Seven Shawn)
Live Ova Beats
Foundation Symphony (feat. Larry 0, Seven Shawn, J. Wells & Miss Man)
So Good (feat. J. Wells & Edwin Birdsong)
Hummin' (feat. Roy Ayers & Edwin Birdsong)
Big Faces
What Ruling Means (feat. Kev Brown & Grap Luva)
What U Hold Down (feat. Troy S.L.U.G.S. & Capone)
NY, NY

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