Artist  │ Remedy
Title   │ It All Comes Down To This
Label   │ APRC Records
Genre   │ Hip-Hop
Format  │ Album
Year    │ 2010

Time    │ 36:48
Size    │ 98.00 MB

Source  │ MP3
Bitrate │ 320 kbps
Freq    │ 44.1 kHz
Encoder │ Lame 3.99.5

01. Hip Hops Holiest (Prod. Falling Down)                 0:53
02. Streets Are Watchin (Prod. RZA)                       2:04
03. Saturday Night (Feat. Trife Diesel) (Prod. Remedy)    1:53
04. You Ain't A Hustler (Preview) (Prod. J Glaze)         2:33
05. Transporting (Feat. Jojo Pellegrino) (Prod.           2:41
Godzwrath)
06. 2010 Re-Emergence (Feat. King Just) (Prod. True       2:01
Master)
07. Black And White Millionares (Feat. King Just &        2:03
Lounge Lo) (Prod. RZA)
08. Mob Pirates (Prod. Tek N Clips)                       2:24
09. Tonites Still The Nite (Prod. Remedy)                 1:08
10. Behind Those Eyes (Feat. AC)                          2:20
11. Testimony (Feat. Killah Priest)                       3:23
12. Never Again Flashback (Prod. Remedy)                  0:41
13. I Love My Land (Nas Remix) (Prod. Remedy)             1:03
14. All A Dream (Preview)                                 1:02
15. StupidDumbRetarted (Feat. King Just & Lounge Lo)      2:22
(Prod. True Master)
16. Startin Something (Feat. King Just & Solomon Childs)  2:36
(Prod. True Master)
17. Posse Cut (Remix) (Feat. Jojo Pellegrino, RA The      2:41
Rugged Man, Hell Razah & Blaq Poet) (Prod. Big
Earth)
18. Ambush Revisited (Prod. Remedy)                       1:02
19. The Duelist (Prod. RZA)                               0:52
20. Danger Outro (Prod. Remedy)                           1:06

Remedy is a white rapper who is part of the Wu-Tang Clan crew
(but not a member of the actual rap group). Born in 1972 as
Ross Filler in Staten Island, NY, he began writing songs and
poems at the age of seven, and by high school, was performing
as a rapper at local shows.

Filler (around this time known as Remedy) began recording
demos at Northshore Soundworks, the home of such rap
luminaries as EPMD, Das EFX, and Redman. After striking up
a friendship with Wu-Tang Clan member RZA, Remedy's
track "Never Again" (a track inspired by the rapper's Jewish
roots and the holocaust) appeared on the hit Wu 1998 release,
The Swarm.

Remedy's debut album, The Genuine Article, appeared in April
of 2001, produced entirely by the rapper himself and mixed by
RZA. A year later, Code Red arrived in November, including a
track that offered his personal viewpoint on the terrorist
hijacking of September 11th, 2001.

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