Have You Seen?

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Have You Seen?
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Studio album by
ReleasedJune 6, 2006
Recorded2005–2006
Genre East Coast hip hop
Length75:25
Label Sure Shot
Producer
  • Michael Kirlew (exec.)
  • Alexa Motley (exec.)
  • Rampage (exec.)
  • Felony Muzik (also exec.)
  • Prayon
  • DJ Scratch
  • Mac G
  • The Boogiii Men
  • The Neptunes
  • Yountie Strickland
  • Turay
  • DJ Blaze (co.)
Rampage chronology
Scout's Honor… by Way of Blood
(1997)
Have You Seen?
(2006)

Have You Seen? is the second studio album by American rapper Rampage. It was released on June 6, 2006 via Sure Shot Recordings. [1] Audio production of the twenty-seven-track record was handled by Felony Muzik, Prayon, Mac G, The Boogiii Men, DJ Scratch, The Neptunes, Turay, Yountie Strickland, and DJ Blaze. Sean Paul, Lady Day, City Boyz, DJ Kool, Hollywood Dave made guest appearances on the album, as well as Rampage's Flipmode Squad bandmate Busta Rhymes. [2]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Intro"
Felony Music1:26
2."Who's That" (featuring Lady Day)
  • E. Prion
  • R. McNair
Prayon3:35
3."Busta Skit"
 0:41
4."Goin' Outta Business" (featuring Busta Rhymes)
DJ Scratch 2:51
5."Skit"R. McNair 0:46
6."Incredible" (featuring Lady Day)
  • D. Pringle
  • D. McKinnis
  • R. McNair
Felony Music3:13
7."Flip It" (featuring Sean Paul)
  • E. Prion
  • R. McNair
  • Prayon
  • DJ Blaze (co.)
3:12
8."Stack Chips" (featuring Felony Music)
  • D. Durrell
  • D. McKinnis
  • V. Vick
  • Souljaa
  • Supernova
  • R. McNair
The Boogiii Men2:52
9."Skit"R. McNair 0:16
10."Personal" (featuring Felony Music)
  • D. McKinnis
  • R. McNair
Felony Music3:19
11."Freeze"
  • D. Durrell
  • V. Vick
  • Souljaa
  • Supernova
  • R. McNair
The Boogiii Men3:08
12."Hold Up"
  • D. McKinnis
  • R. McNair
Felony Music3:26
13."Break It Down"
  • D. McKinnis
  • R. McNair
Felony Music2:53
14."No Love In The Room"
  • J. Russ
  • R. McNair
Mac G4:29
15."Come On Now" (featuring DJ Kool)
  • D. McKinnis
  • R. McNair
Felony Music3:08
16."I'm Rollin' With You"
The Neptunes 3:33
17."Skit"
  • D. Pringle
  • R. McNair
 0:23
18."Badness"
  • D. McKinnis
  • R. McNair
  • Felony Music
  • DJ Blaze (co.)
3:16
19."Set It"
  • J. Russ
  • R. McNair
Mac G3:17
20."Ball All Day"
  • D. McKinnis
  • R. McNair
Felony Music3:12
21."Ridin' Dirty"
  • E. Prion
  • R. McNair
  • Prayon
  • Felony Music (co.)
3:12
22."If I Ruled The World" (featuring Hollywood Dave)
  • D. Kirkland
  • Y. Strickland
  • R. McNair
Yountie Strickland3:20
23."Outro"
  • D. McKinnis
  • R. McNair
Felony Music1:54
24."Game Lock"
  • D. Wesley
  • R. McNair
Turay3:30
25."Let's Get It On" (featuring City Boyz)
  • J. Russ
  • S. Gunz
  • S. Whyte
  • R. McNair
Mac G3:34
26."Nothing In This World"R. McNair 3:25
27."Native New Yorker"
  • D. McKinnis
  • R. McNair
Felony Music3:34
Total length:1:15:25

Personnel

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