Kill Devil Hills (album)

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Kill Devil Hills
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ReleasedAugust 31, 2010
Genre
Label
  • Uncle Howie Records
  • Fat Beats
Producer
DJ Muggs chronology
Pain Language
(2008)
Kill Devil Hills
(2010)
Bass For Your Face
(2012)
Ill Bill chronology
The Hour of Reprisal
(2008)
Kill Devil Hills
(2010)
Heavy Metal Kings
(2011)
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Cult Assassin" DJ Muggs 2:47
2."Trouble Shooters" (featuring Sick Jacken, Sean Price and O.C.)DJ Muggs3:34
3."Paul Stanley"
  • Braunstein
  • Muggerud
DJ Muggs0:33
4."Illuminati 666"
  • Braunstein
  • Gonzalo Estrada
G Rocka2:06
5."Amputated Saint" (featuring B-Real)
DJ Muggs3:11
6."Skull & Guns" (featuring Slaine and Everlast)
DJ Muggs3:31
7."Giants Stadium" (featuring Q-Unique)
DJ Muggs2:39
8."The Owl"
  • Braunstein
  • Muggerud
DJ Muggs0:58
9."Millenniums of Murder"
  • Braunstein
  • Muggerud
DJ Muggs3:23
10."Chase Manhattan" (featuring Raekwon)
DJ Muggs2:05
11."Luciferian Imperium" Khalil Abdul-Rahman DJ Khalil 0:40
12."Ill Bill TV"
  • Braunstein
  • Muggerud
DJ Muggs2:29
13."Secrets Worth Dying For" (featuring Chace Infinite)
  • Braunstein
  • Aaron Johnson
  • Muggerud
DJ Muggs3:30
14."2013"
  • Braunstein
  • Muggerud
DJ Muggs1:46
15."Kill Devil Hills" (featuring B-Real and Vinnie Paz)
DJ Muggs3:54
16."Narco Corridos" (featuring Sick Jacken and Uncle Howie)
  • Braunstein
  • Gonzalez
  • Muggerud
DJ Muggs3:09

Personnel

Charts

Chart (2010)Peak
position
US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums (Billboard) [7] 86
US Top Rap Albums (Billboard) [8] 21
US Heatseekers Albums (Billboard) [9] 17

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