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Belly

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4 star:		(10)
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just in case any of you guys were wondering what the song is that's playing during one of the strip club scenes with method man, it's called "Bam Bam" by Sister Nancy.

I just loved this movie when I seen it. I went right out and bought the soundtrack for it. However.....When I listened to it I realized that There were a lot of phat songs on the movie that wasn't on the soundtrack.

For example...when Method man goes to the stripclub their playing a three 6 Mafia song, or in the beginning the En Vogue song also they only have 1 jamician song when there were 3 or 4.None of them were on the soundtrack, and the titles weren't in the credits.

A lot of the songs that I bought the soundtrack for weren't even on it!!! ....

Other than that ALL the songs that ARE on the album are tight. Keep up the good work.

And I'm out!!!

Besides the R&B cuts throughout the beginning there are some truly classic cuts from GZA/Ghostface, Made Men, NORE,and Braveheart.Yo Catfish, the track is "Bam Bam" by Sister Nancy. It's classic early 80's dancehall.Was always disappointed that it wasn't put on the soundtrack along with the Soul 2 Soul remix from the opening scene.respect

Well when I first heard that Hype Williams-one of the biggest hip-hop music directors in the world- was going to make a movies I knew the soundtrack was going to be awesome. However I didn't think it would be this good.

The reason I believe this album was so good was because Ja Rule, Mr. Vegas, Drag-On, Beanie Seagle, Memphis Bleek, and many other artist were all on this album before they blew up. Not to mention the other headbanger songs like "The Boom" f/ DMX, and Mr. Vegas.

I would love to individually name all the good songs on the album however that would be pointless, because I would just be listing all the tracks.

Again, one of the things that drew me to this album was the there were songs on there with Drag-on. This song has not even been released as a single yet. There are also good R&B songs and the Wu-Tang clan makes an apperance. This album is worth the money, and you should check it out.

This sdtrk. brings out all of the events in the movie.. Excellent ryhme skills by X and da rest of the crew. Superb tracks mixed out by all ... Base content is thru da roof... Clearly shows how thuglife in N.Y takes place.

What is the name of the reggae tune being played when Pelpa discovers that it was Ox that killed Sosa (2nd scene in Jamaica that leads to Lennox's death) its towards the end of the movie.

All of the songs are good but Windpipe is the bomb. This song is off the hook and my all time favourite. I love RZAs voice and beats Ghostface and ODB are also great. Buy this CD, youll not be sorry.

It was in good condition and the case wasn't broke or anything. I intend to buy again.

i'm feelin almost all the tracks they played throughout the film more than the soundtrack that was released [i still like the album tho].anyone know who that artist is that sings on scene 18 in the film.anyone who knows please email me at scosasiness@aol.com. i'd really appreciate it.

this album is good and its not alitle old.it has some good songs my favrite is by half-a-mil track number 17.half-a-mil is nice i cant wait till his gonna make an album.