The Gates Mixed Plate

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The Gates Mixed Plate
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Studio album by
ReleasedJuly 27, 2010
Genre
Length1:16:57
Label Strange Music
Producer Executive Producer
Travis O'Guin
Musical Producers
Charles S. Neal IV, Emaydee, Karbon, Matic Lee, Nardo, Robert Rebeck, Seven, Tech N9ne, Young Fyre
Tech N9ne chronology
The Lost Scripts of K.O.D.
(2010)
The Gates Mixed Plate
(2010)
Seepage
(2010)
Tech N9ne Collabos chronology
Sickology 101
(2009)
The Gates Mixed Plate
(2010)
Welcome to Strangeland
(2011)
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Ms. Walker/Brooklyn Martino Intro" Robert Rebeck, Tech N9ne0:16
2."O.G." A. Yates, M. Summers, S. Watson Seven 3:17
3."F U Pay Me" (featuring Krizz Kaliko & Makzilla)A. Yates, J. Brunstetter, M. Queen, S. Watson, T. Winfrey Young Fyre, Karbon3:59
4."Gamer" (featuring Kutt Calhoun & Krizz Kaliko)A. Yates, M. Calhoun Jr., M. Dupree, S. Watson Mike Dupree 4:13
5."Jumpin' Jax" (featuring Stevie Stone, Krizz Kaliko & Bishop Young Don)A. Yates, E. Dixon, J. Brunstetter, S. Watson, S. Williams & T. WinfreyYoung Fyre, Karbon4:58
6."Keep It One Hunit" (featuring Big Scoob, Glasses Malone & Irv Da Phenom)A. Yates, C. Penniman, J. Brunstetter, M. Irving Jr., S. Ashby Jr., T. WinfreyYoung Fyre, Karbon4:12
7."Pow Pow" (featuring Kutt Calhoun, Mon. E.G. The Ghostwriter, Riv Locc & Tay Diggs)A. Yates, G. Bolton, L. Young, M. Calhoun Jr., M. Dean, M. TylerDemolishbeatz5:17
8."Harvey Dent"A. Yates, M. Dupree Mike Dupree 2:49
9."Tony G Intro" Robert Rebeck0:13
10."What's Next" (featuring Craig Smith, Krizz Kaliko & Oobergeek)A. Yates, C. Smith, M. Dupree, M. Yates, S. Watson Mike Dupree 4:11
11."Afterparty" (featuring Kutt Calhoun & Devin the Dude)A. Yates, D. Copeland, M. Calhoun Jr., M. Dupree Mike Dupree 4:09
12."Too Many Girls" (featuring Krizz Kaliko & Sundae)A. Yates, J. Appleby, S. Austin, S. WatsonMatic Lee4:22
13."Pu Wah Wah" (performed by 816 Boyz)A. Yates, M. Calhoun Jr., M. Queen, M. Summers, S. WatsonSeven4:20
14."Sean Tyler (Intro)" Robert Rebeck0:12
15."KC Tea" (featuring Krizz Kaliko)A. Yates, M. Summers, S. WatsonSeven4:02
16."JT Quick Intro" Robert Rebeck0:23
17."Oh You Didn't Know" (featuring Irv Da Phenom & The Popper)A. Yates, L. Young, M. Irving Jr., W. EdwinDemolishbeatz4:13
18."Far Out" (featuring J.L. of B. Hood, P.R.E.A.C.H. & Stevie Stone)A. Yates, E. Bothazy, J. Varnes, L. Young, S. WilliamsDemolishbeatz4:38
19."Paper with Brian B Shynin Intro" (featuring Jay Rock, Joe Vertigo & Krizz Kaliko)A. Yates, B. Shynin, C. Neal IV, J. McKenzie, J. Watson, S. WatsonCharles S. Neal IV4:02
20."Loud" (featuring Alan Wayne tha Pradagy, Bizzy & Irv Da Phenom)A. Yates, A. Wayne, L. Young, M. Irving Jr., T. OglesbyDemolishbeatz4:50
21."Need More Angels with Prayer by Brother K.T." (featuring Irv Da Phenom)A. Yates, K. Taylor, M. Dupree, M. Irving Jr. Mike Dupree 4:52
22."Doin' It" (Bonus Track) (featuring Chillest Illest, OME & Yukmouth)A. Yates, J. Ellis, J. Pringle, L. Young, S. MitchellDemolishbeatz3:41
Strange Music pre-order digital bonus track
No.TitleProducer(s)Length
23."What's Yo Psycho?" (performed by Nnutthowze; featuring Brotha Lynch Hung)Demolishbeatz4:34

Personnel

Charts

Weekly charts

Chart (2010)Peak
position
US Billboard 200 [9] 13
US Independent Albums (Billboard) [10] 1
US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums (Billboard) [11] 5

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