Map of the Human Soul

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Map of the Human Soul
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Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 21, 2003
Genre Hip hop
Length60:11
Language Korean, English
Label Woollim Entertainment
CJ Music
Producer J-Win, Dynamic Duo
Epik High chronology
Map of the Human Soul
(2003)
High Society
(2004)

Map of the Human Soul is the debut Korean studio album by Korean hip hop group Epik High. [1]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Go" Tablo, Mithra Jin, Gaeko Gaeko of Dynamic Duo 4:45
2."풍파 (Hardships)" (featuring 한상원)Tablo, Mithra, J-WinJ-Win4:04
3."I Remember" (featuring kensie)Tablo, Mithra, Gaeko, J-winGaeko3:40
4."하늘에게 물어봐 (Ask the Sky)" (featuring Dynamic Duo)Tablo, Mithra, Gaeko, J-win, ChoizaGaeko4:09
5."10년 뒤에 (After 10 Years) (Dear Me)" (featuring Leeds)Tablo, Mithra, Dynamic Duo, TBNY, J-WinJ-Win4:23
6."Lesson One (Tablo's Word)"Tablo, Dynamic Duo, J-WinJ-Win3:01
7."그녀가 불쌍해 (I Feel Sorry for Her)" (featuring Lyn)Tablo, Mithra, Choi JaChoi Ja4:07
8."Street Lovin'" (featuring Joo Suc)Tablo, Mithra, JoosucJoosuc3:47
9."Love Song" (featuring 박성웅)Epik HighJ-Win4:45
10."고독 恨 사랑 (Solitude Grief Love) (Mithra's Word)"MithraJ-Win2:39
11."Free Love"Tablo, MithraJ-Win3:45
12."Get High"Tablo, Mithra, J-WinJ-Win3:49
13."유서 (History)" (featuring TBNY)Tablo, Mithra, Topbob, YankieYankie of TBNY4:46
14."막을내리며 (At the End) (Dedication)"Tablo, MithraJ-Win4:00
15."Watch Ya Self (Hidden Track)" (featuring 디기리, Yankie, Double K)  4:23
Total length:60:11

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References

  1. "Epik High soars to the top of the charts". The Korean Herald. 2012-10-10. Retrieved 2012-10-10.