VII (Just-Ice album)

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VII
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Studio album by Just-Ice
Released April 7, 1998
Recorded 1997−1998
Genre Hip-hop
Length39:16
Label Warlock Records
WAR-2793
Producer Just-Ice
Bobby LaSerra
Kibret Neguse
Just-Ice chronology
Kill the Rhythm (Like a Homicide)
(1995)
VII
(1998)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Track listing

  1. Free Flow
  2. Cool and Wicked
  3. Pressure Dem
  4. Way Back (We're Going)
  5. Jedi
  6. If Ya Kill Sound
  7. Cold Getting Dumb (’98 Remix)
  8. C'mon and Try and Get It
  9. Lip Service
  10. Have You Ever?

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