The Shooting Range

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The Shooting Range
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Compilation album by
ReleasedAugust 2010
Genre Hip hop
Length1:14:09
Label Clickclack Records
Messy Marv chronology
Thizz City
(2010)
The Shooting Range
(2010)
Blow: Blocks and Boat Docks
(2010)

The Shooting Range is a compilation album by American rapper Messy Marv, released on August 2010, via Clickclack Records. The first of the Shooting Range series, the album features guest appearances from D.O.E., Young Doe, Glasses Malone and The Jacka, among others. It peaked on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart at No. 85. [1]

Contents

Track listing

#Titlelength
1I Got The Line (featuring Lee Majors 3:32
2My Money (featuring DZ)3:31
3Let's Play Ball (featuring Dem Hoodstarz)3:28
4Cheese On Da Bread (featuring Fed X 3:34
5Playin' God (featuring Slick Litt)3:56
6What I'm Bout (featuring Mac T)3:39
7You Neva Know (featuring Husalah)4:52
8Still Wit Da B.S. (featuring Glasses Malone)2:11
9Blood In Blood Out (featuring Mitchy Slick)4:24
10I'm Thorough (featuring Young Doe)4:43
11Light Ya Cigar (featuring DZ & Glasses Malone)4:17
12Wud Up (featuring Papa Smurf)4:04
13Hard 2 Breathe (featuring D.O.E.)3:50
14100 (featuring Spider Loc)3:28
15Mob Shit (featuring The Jacka)3:38
16It's Goin' Down (featuring Chop Black & Philthy Rich)3:44
17Doin' Me (featuring Killa Keise & Da Robba)4:23
18Made It This Far (featuring Black C & Simon)4:20
19Put Some $ On It (featuring DZ)4:35

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