Arista Records Album Discography, Part 23: LaFace Records
LaFace Records was started in 1989 in Atlanta, Georgia through a deal Arista’s head Clive Davis made with singers and aspiring moguls Kenneth Edmonds and Anthony Reid.
They respectively were Babyface and L.A. Reid and both were previously in the Deele, out in Cincinnati, Ohio, and on the SOLAR label. They sang “Body Talk”, “Shoot ’Em Up Movies”, and “Two Occasions”. However, Babyface was also recording other artists on SOLAR, like Midnight Star, for whom he wrote the appropriately named “Slow Jam”. He later was a driving force behind New Jack Swing acts Bobby Brown, Karyn White, Pebbles, Paula Abdul, Michael Jackson and Sheena Easton.
L.A. Reid hadn’t previously produced or written for artists other than himself back in ’89. He and Babyface would grab the attention of both Urban and Top 40 radio formats across the nation (and perhaps the world) with a new form of R&B: Black Pop. The label’s first release was You Said, distinctively Jermaine Jackson’s last regular album for 21 years.
The first act on LaFace who would hit big in this genre was TLC, comprised of Tionne Watkins, Lisa Lopes, and Rozonda Thomas. The group’s name came from the nick names for each member: T stood for “T-Bone”, “L” stood for “Left Eye” and C stood for “Chilli” [sic]. Despite (or maybe because of) their scuffles with themselves, the label, the management, and “The Authoritay” as Cartman would put it on South Park, they were able to score nine top-10s on the Hot 100 during the ’90s. Four of their songs, “Creep”, “Waterfalls”, “No Scrubs”, and “Unpretty”, topped the charts. Their album CrazySexyCool was the only album by a female group to receive the RIAA’s Diamond certification, and they were the first R&B group to get Million certification from the RIAJ (Recording Industry Association of Japan) which was applied to their CD FanMail. In June 2017, the group released its last, self-titled, album; they intend to still tour after that. They are now the highest-selling US-based girl group, with over 65 million records being sold the world over.
Another LaFace Black Pop hit artist was Toni Braxton. Born in Severn, Maryland, she became one of the biggest female acts that decade and one of the great vocalists of her generation, with hits like “You’re Makin’ Me High” and “Un-Break My Heart”, both of which went straight to #1. Her self-titled debut won the Grammy for Best New Artist thanks further to hits like “Another Sad Love Song” and “Breathe Again”. She later invested in TV, with the seventh season of Dancing with the Stars and executive producer credits on WeTV’s reality shows Braxton Family Values and associated spin-off Tamar & Vince. She also has made guest spots on such preschool projects as Blue’s Clues and The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure.
OutKast provided more chart impetus for LaFace. They recorded Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik which grew popular once its single “Player’s Ball” topped the Hot 100. The group developed their sound further with albums such as ATLiens (1996) and Aquemini (1998) with a variety of styles experimented with at a successful rate. The latter also had a song called “Rosa Parks”. It did not exactly please the woman best known for refusing to sit at the back of a bus in Montgomery (which, of course, led us to the Civil Rights Movement). In 1999, she sued OutKast and the label for misappropriating her name, and for that name also being applied to the tune’s strong obscenities. In particular, she singled out part of the song’s lyrics: “Ah ha, hush that fuss/Everybody move to the back of the bus/Do you want to bump and slump with us/We the type of people make the club get crunk.” U.S. District Court Judge Barbara Hackett dismissed the case in November of that year, so Parks went to Johnnie Cochran, who felt that the song “Rosa Parks” lacked First Amendment protection due to its lack of lyrics focused on her. Hackett having upheld Outkast’s right to use Parks’ name, the civil rights icon took the case to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, where some charges were remanded for further trial. Parks would, in the meantime, continue to seek further legal action on the parts of LaFace and BMG in relation to the single. OutKast and their producer and record labels finally reached a settlement in April of 2005. They agreed to pay her an undisclosed cash settlement and to work with the Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development in creating programs that would educate folks about the life of Rosa Parks, who died of natural causes just six months later, at age 92.
The next big act on their roster was P!nk. Hailing from Doylestown, Penn., she joined with other members of a “White R&B” group called Choice. But LaFace was more interested in her than anyone else in the group, which disbanded three years after signing. Her first album for the label was Can’t Take Me Home, which spawned the hit songs “There You Go” and “Most Girls” while going 2x Platinum. She would also contribute a single called “Lady Marmalade” from the soundtrack of the remake of Moulin Rouge!, which was also her first chart-topper on the Hot 100. When LaFace closed down, she and the other acts on it went to Arista.
They next went to a man who was born in Dallas, Texas but raised and lived in Chattanooga, Tennessee until moving to Atlanta, Georgia later on in life. His name was Usher. When he was 12 years old, his mother put him in local singing competitions, before catching the attention of a music A&R from the LaFace label. There he hit with a self-titled debut album and then went on to an album called My Way, which spawned the hit title track (which, unlike the Frank Sinatra tune, was NOT from Paul Anka’s pen) and also “Nice & Slow” and “You Make Me Wanna…”.
Next was Goodie Mob and its members included Cee-Lo, Khujo, T-Mo, and Big Gipp. They would record the albums Soul Food and Still Standing for LaFace; their third album World Party was released on Arista proper.
Then finally there was Donell Jones and his songs “U Know What’s Up” and “Where I Wanna Be,” as well as a cover of Stevie Wonder’s “Knocks Me Off My Feet.”
By the end of the ’90s, LaFace was not producing as many hit acts as it used to (one of its last albums was the soundtrack of Anna and the King, but only owed to Babyface and L.A. Reid having executive producer credits for the score of the Jodie Foster vehicle), and Babyface had a dilemma: one of the “which career would you like to pursue” type. One hand had him trying to become a big star. He was a recording artist for Epic and had some hit albums there. But that was at odds with his duties with a label that Arista was pushing onto the public (Babyface himself only released three albums on Epic; he was that busy at the time). He was also producing as many acts that weren’t on LaFace as were on LaFace. In 1999, he chose to become a big star rather than a big record honcho and sold LaFace to Arista altogether. The label, its master tapes, and most of its roster, folded entirely into Arista in 2000. In 2009, LaFace came back again, under Jive/RCA distribution. Most of its former collective of artists, who had moved on to Arista, would return to the company upon its reactivation. But this new LaFace label was also short lived as it, along with the other labels in the RCA Music Group, folded into RCA Records in 2011.
This discography will center solely on the original Arista era of LaFace. Nearly 100 albums were issued on the LaFace label during its original decade-long existence. It issued few vinyl releases; most of the ones it released used a gritty yellow label with various versions of the logo in orange surrounding it and, at top, the LaFace logo, which, along with the rest of the text, was printed in black. The text at the bottom read “LaFace Records, 1 Capital City Plaza, 3350 Peachtree Rd. N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30226. Manufactured by Arista Records, Inc., a Bertelsmann Music Group Company.”
LFC/LFCD-6000 — Damian Dame — Damian Dame [1991] This was the only album LaFace issued under Arista’s traditional catalog numbering sequence. Intro/Exclusivity/Gotta Learn My Rhythm/Believer/Right Down To It/Virgin Island/Whack It On Me/Don’t Remind Me/Love Come Near Me/Trumpet Man (Tribute To Miles Davis)/When I’m Crying/Sixty Seconds (The Conclusion)/Exclusivity Remix
73008–26001–2/4 — You Said — Jermaine Jackson [1991] You Said, You Said/Rebel (With A Cause)/I Dream, I Dream (Prelude)/I Dream, I Dream/We’re Making Whoopee/Treat You Right [Featuring Babyface]/A Lovers Holiday/Secrets/True Lovers/Don’t You Deserve Someone/Word To The Badd!!/You Said, You Said (Extended Remix)
73008–26002
73008–26003–2/4 — Oooooohhh…On The TLC Tip — TLC [02–25–92] Intro/Ain’t 2 Proud 2 Beg/Shock Dat Monkey/Intermission I/Hat 2 Da Back/Das Da Way We Like ‘Em/What About Your Friends/His Story/Intermission II/Bad By Myself/Somethin’ You Wanna Know/Baby-Baby-Baby/This Is How It Should Be Done/Depend On Myself/Conclusion
73008–26004–1/2/4–1746DCGA30035 — Highland Place Mobsters [07–92] Ma Said/Era Of Revolutionary Street Music/Let’s Get Naked/R U Freaky?/Dirt Road White Girl//The Last Capone/N.A.K.E.D./N — — s And…../Black People//Try My Love/If U Stay/Catalogs Of Lost Love (Volume 1)//Take A Dip/Ho Of My Own/Daddy
73008–26005
73008–26006–1/2/4 — Boomerang (Original Soundtrack Album) — Various Artists [1992] Give U My Heart — Babyface Featuring Toni Braxton/It’s Gonna Be Alright — Aaron Hall Featuring Charlie Wilson/Tonight Is Right — Keith Washington/I’d Die Without You — P.M. Dawn/7 Day Weekend — Grace Jones/End of the Road — Boyz II Men/Reversal of a Dog — LaFace Cartel/Love Shoulda Brought You Home — Toni Braxton/There U Go — Johnny Gill/Don’t Wanna Love You — Shanice/Feels Like Heaven — Kenny Vaughan & Art of Love/Hot Sex — A Tribe Called Quest
73008–26007–1/2/4 — Toni Braxton — Toni Braxton [07–13–93] Another Sad Love Song/Breathe Again/Seven Whole Days/Love Affair/Candlelight/Spending My Time With You/Love Shoulda Brought You Home/I Belong To You/How Many Ways/You Mean The World To Me/Best Friend/Breathe Again (Reprise)
73008–26008–1/2/4 — Usher — Usher [08–30–94] I’ll Make It Right/Interlude 1/Can U Get Wit It/Think Of You/Crazy/Show Love/The Many Ways/I’ll Show You Love/Interlude 2 (Can’t Stop)/Love Was Here/Whispers/You Took My Heart/Smile Again/Final Goodbye
73008–26009–1/2/4 — CrazySexyCool — TLC [11–15–94] Intro-lude/Creep/Kick Your Game/Diggin’ on You/Case of the Fake People/CrazySexyCool-Interlude/Red Light Special/Waterfalls/Intermission-lude/Let’s Do it Again/If I Was Your Girlfriend/Sexy-Interlude/Take Our Time/Can I Get a Witness-Interlude/Switch/Sumthin’ Wicked This Way Comes
73008–26010–1/2/4 — Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik — Outkast [04–26–94] Peaches (Intro)/Myintrotoletuknow/Ain’t No Thang/Welcome To Atlanta (Interlude)/Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik/Call Of Da Wild/Player’s Ball (Original)/Claimin’ True/Club Donkey Ass (Interlude)/Funky Ride/Flim Flam (Interlude)/Git Up, Git Out/True Dat (Interlude)/Crumblin’ Erb/Hootie Hoo/D.E.E.P./Player’s Ball (Reprise)
73008–26011–1/2/4 — A LaFace Family Christmas — Various Artists [11–23–93] Silver Bells — A Few Good Men/The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting…) — Toni Braxton/Sleigh Ride — TLC/Player’s Ball — Outkast/Interlude: Joy All Day — Outkast/Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas — McArthur/All I Want For Christmas — TLC/This Christmas — Usher/Merry Christmas My Dear — A Few Good Men/Interlude: Christmas Is Here — A Few Good Men
73008–26012
73008–26013
73008–26014–1/2/4 — A Thang For You — A Few Good Men [10–05–94] Five Dollars (Interlude)/A Lil’ Somethin’/Young Girl/A Thang For You/Please Baby Don’t Cry (Interlude)/Have I Never/Will You Love Me Tomorrow/A Good Man/Chillin’/That’s The Way/1–900-G-MAN (How I Say I Love You)/Bankhead Mac Daddy (Interlude)/Don’t Cry (Behind My Back)/Sexy Day/Southern Girl/Ten Dollars (Interlude)
73008–26015
73008–26016
73008–26017
73008–26018–1/2/4 — Soul Food — Goodie Mob [11–07–95] Free/Thought Process [Featuring Andre 3000]/Red Dog [Featuring Big Boi]/Dirty South [Featuring Big Boi and Cool Breeze]/Cell Therapy/Sesame Street/Guess Who/Serenity Prayer/Fighting/Blood/Live At The O.M.N.I./Goodie Bag/Soul Food/Funeral/I Didn’t Ask To Come/Rico/The Coming [Featuring Witchdoctor]/Cee-Lo/The Day After
73008–26019
73008–26020–1/2/4 — Secrets — Toni Braxton [06–18–96] Come on Over Here/You’re Makin’ Me High/There’s No Me Without You/Un-Break My Heart/Talking In His Sleep/How Could an Angel Break My Heart — Kenny G with Toni Braxton/Find Me A Man/Let It Flow/Why Should I Care/I Don’t Want To/I Love Me Some Him/In The Late Of Night
73008–26021–1/2/4 — Take A Dip — A Few Good Men [05–23–95] Tonite/Walk You Thru/Let’s Take A Dip/All Of My Love/Please Baby Don’t Cry (Interlude)/Have I Never/A Thang For You/Young Girl/Don’t Cry (Behind My Back)/Sexy Day/A Good Man/1–900-G-Man (How I Say I Love You)
73008–26022–1/2/4 — Words — Tony Rich Project [01–16–96] Hey Blue/Nobody Knows/Like A Woman/Grass Is Green/Ghost/Leavin’/Billy Goat/Under Her Spell/Little Ones/Missin’ You
73008–26023–1/2/4 — Brainchild — Society of Soul [06–27–95] Genesis — Big Rube/E.M.B.R.A.C.E./Changes/It Only Gets Better/Interlude — Efrem Simms Jr./Brainchild/Ghetto Fuh Life/Right Tonight/Judas — Cool Breeze/Pushin’/Migratenation/Sonja Marie — Sonja Marie Samuels/Wind/Blac Mermaid/Peaches n’ Erb/No Hard Feelings — Cool Breeze
73008–26024
73008–26025–1/2/4 — My Heart — Donell Jones [06–04–96] In The Hood (Playas Version)/Knocks Me Off My Feet/No Interruptions/Waiting On You/I Want You To Know/My Heart/Yearnin’/Wish You Were Here/All About You/You Should Know/Natural Thang/Believe In Me/In The Hood (Remix)/Don’t Cry/The Only One You Need
73008–26026–1/2/4 — Rhythm of the Games (1996 Olympic Games Album) — Various Artists [05–26–96] Impossible Dream — Tevin Campbell/Everlasting Love — Mary J. Blige/Reaching For My Goal — Brian McKnight/Imagine — Corey Glover/Dreamin’ — Usher/Champion’s Theme — Kenny G/You Gotta Believe in Love — Soul for Real/Reach — Gloria Estefan/Wildflower — Cedric “K-Ci” Hailey/You’re A Winner — Tony Rich Project/What Am I Doing Here — Jordan Hill/Star Spangled Banner — Boyz II Men
73008–26027
73008–26028
73008–26029–1/2/4 — ATLiens — OutKast [08–27–96] You May Die (Intro)/Two Dope Boyz (In a Cadillac)/ATLiens/Wheelz of Steel/Jazzy Belle/Elevators (Me & You)/Ova Da Wudz/Babylon/Wailin’/Mainstream/Decatur Psalm/Millennium/E.T. (Extraterrestrial)/13th Floor-Growing Old/Elevators (Me & You)
73008–26030–1/2/4 — Secrets: Interview Disc — Toni Braxton [1996]
73008–26031
73008–26032–1/2/4 — ATLiens — OutKast [08–27–96] Clean version. You May Die (Intro)/Two Dope Boyz (In a Cadillac)/ATLiens/Wheelz of Steel/Jazzy Belle/Elevators (Me & You)/Ova Da Wudz/Babylon/Wailin’/Mainstream/Decatur Psalm/Millennium/E.T. (Extraterrestrial)/13th Floor-Growing Old/Elevators (Me & You)
73008–26033
73008–26034–2/4 — Az Yet — Az Yet [04–30–96] Last Night/Saved For Someone Else/Care For Me/Every Little Bit Of My Heart/Hard To Say I’m Sorry/That’s All I Want/Secrets/Through My Heart (The Arrow)/I Don’t Want To Be Lonely/Sadder Than Blue/Inseparable Lovers/Time To End The Story
73008–26035
73008–26036–2/4 — Music From The Motion Picture Metro — Various Artists [scheduled for 01–14–97; possibly unissued]
73008–26037–2/4 — And Then There Was Bass — Various Artists [04–29–97] Released in conjunction with the Tony Mercedes label. Bass Intro — And Then There Was Bass/Let’s Ride — Luke/As We Lay — Dana Harris/Make A Playa Rich — J.T. Money/Swing Low — Stylz, The J.I.Z/I Want To Ball — Southern Playas/Mybabydaddy — B-Rock, The Bizz/U Like Pina Colada — Da Real One/Wall 2 Wall Booty — N.C./Keep It Crunk — Thump Squad/Fired Up — Deep Scandal/Have I Never (Remix) — A Few Good Men/Ahh Haa — L.A. Sno/Hola Mami — Kinani/Dat’s Real — Big Kenny, The Ghetto Crew/Get Ready-Remix (Do You Wanna Ride?) — Southayde B.O.I.Z.
73008–26038–2/4 — And Then There Was Bass — Various Artists [04–29–97] Clean version. Released in conjunction with the Tony Mercedes label. Bass Intro — And Then There Was Bass/Let’s Ride — Luke/As We Lay — Dana Harris/Make A Playa Rich — J.T. Money/Swing Low — Stylz, The J.I.Z/I Want To Ball — Southern Playas/Mybabydaddy — B-Rock, The Bizz/U Like Pina Colada — Da Real One/Wall 2 Wall Booty — N.C./Keep It Crunk — Thump Squad/Fired Up — Deep Scandal/Have I Never (Remix) — A Few Good Men/Ahh Haa — L.A. Sno/Hola Mami — Kinani/Dat’s Real — Big Kenny, The Ghetto Crew/Get Ready-Remix (Do You Wanna Ride?) — Southayde B.O.I.Z.
73008–26039
73008–26040–2/4 — It’s On Tonight — Sam Salter [1997] Your Face/After 12, Before 6/It’s On Tonight/Give Me My Baby/There You Are/I Love You Both//Show You That I Care/Every Time A Car Drives By/Thinkin’ & Trippin’/It Took A Song/On My Heart/Coulda’ Been Me/After 12, Before 6 (Ghetto Fabulous Remix)
73008–26041–2/4 — Soul Food Soundtrack — Various Artists [09–16–97] A Song For Mama — Boyz II Men/Call Me (Hip Hop Mix) — Blackstreet/I Care ‘Bout You — Milestone/What About Us — Total/Don’t Stop What You’re Doing — Puff Daddy & The Family/We’re Not Making Love No More — Dru Hill/Baby I — Tenderoni/Let’s Do It Again — Xscape/In Due Time — OutKast/Slow Jam — Usher/Boys and Girls — Tony! Toni! Tone!/You Are The Man — En Vogue/September — Earth Wind and Fire
73008–26042–2/4 — Birdseye — Tony Rich Project [08–11–98] Birdseye/Silly Man/No Time Soon/If You’re An Angel/Bed/Cool Like That/Thoughts Of Leavin’/My Stomach Hurts/Blue Butterfly/Ain’t No Laughing
73008–26043–2/4 — My Way — Usher [09–16–97] You Make Me Wanna…/Just Like Me/Nice & Slow/Slow Jam/My Way/Come Back/I Will/Bedtime/One Day You’ll Be Mine/You Make Me Wanna..(Extended Version)
73008–26044
73008–26045
73008–26046–2/4 — My Way — Usher [09–16–97] Clean version. You Make Me Wanna…/Just Like Me/Nice & Slow/Slow Jam/My Way/Come Back/I Will/Bedtime/One Day You’ll Be Mine/You Make Me Wanna..(Extended Version)
73008–26047–1/2/4 — Still Standing — Goodie Mob [04–07–98] The Experience/Black Ice (Sky High) feat. OutKast/Fly Away/The Damm feat. Cool Breeze/They Don’t Dance No Mo’ feat. Lil’ Will/Beautiful Skin/Gutta Butta/Ghetto-ology feat. Chiefton/Distant Wilderness/Greeny Green feat. Witchdoctor/I Refuse Limitation feat. Backbone/See You When I See You/Inshallah/Just About Over/Still Standing
73008–26048–2/4 — Hymns — Corey Glover [04–07–98] Hymn #1017/Do You First, Then Do Myself/April Rain/Little Girl/Hot Buttered Soul/Things Are Getting In The Way/Sidewalk Angel/One/Sermon/Lowball Express/Only Time Will Tell/Silence
73008–26049–2/4 — LaFace Records Presents The Platinum Collection — Various Artists [04–09–00] No Scrubs — TLC/U Know What’s Up — Donell Jones/Rosa Parks — OutKast/Nobody Knows — Tony Rich Project/U Make Me Wanna . . . — Usher/Un-Break My Heart — Toni Braxton/You’re Makin’ Me High — Toni Braxton/Last Night — Az Yet/Nice & Slow — Usher/Waterfalls — TLC/There You Go — P!nk/I’m Your Baby Tonight — Whitney Houston/Breathe Again — Toni Braxton/Creep — TLC/Another Sad Love Song — Toni Braxton/End Of The Road — Boyz II Men
73008–26050
73008–26051–1/2/4 — Don’t Get It Twisted — Pressha [08–11–98] Released in conjunction with the Tony Mercedes label. Intro/Don’t Get It Twisted/Down Under/Make You Dance/My Angel/Splackavellie/Do Boy (Interlude)/Shake It Down/I Love You/Shawty/Let Me Go/Do Boy/No Way To Win/Splackavellie (Red Zone Remix)
73008–26052
73008–26053–1/2/4 — Aquemini — OutKast [09–29–98] Hold On, Be Strong/Return Of The “G”/Rosa Parks/Skew It On The Bar-B/Aquemini/Synthesizer/Slump/West Savannah/Da Art Of Storytellin’ (Pt. 1)/Da Art Of Storytellin’ (Pt. 2)/Mamacita/SpottieOttieDopalicious/Y’all Scared/Chonkyfire/Nathaniel/Liberation
73008–26054–1/2/4 — Against Da Grain — YoungBloodZ [10–12–99] Released in conjunction with Ghet-O-Vision Entertainment. YoungBloodz Intro-6P’s Interlude/Shakem’ Off/Pop, Pop, Pop-Cuttin’ Tonight Interlude/85-Billy Dee Interlude/U-Way (How We Do It)/Hot Heat [feat. Bone Crusher & Backbone]/6 To 14 In 12/Down Heya (In The South)/Thangs Movin’ Slow/It’s The Money-Fake ID Interlude/Booty Club Playa/87 Fleetwood/Get It How We Get It-Splack-Interlude feat. Leroo Wilyams/Just A Dream/U-Way (How We Do It) feat. Lil’ Wayne
73008–26055–1/2/4 — FanMail — TLC [02–23–99] Fanmail/The Vic-E Interpretation — Interlude/Silly Ho/Whispering Playa — Interlude/No Scrubs/I’m Good At Being Bad/If They Knew/I Miss You So Much/Unpretty/My Life/Shout/Come On Down/Dear Lie/Communicate — Interlude/Lovesick/Automatic/Don’t Pull Out On Me Yet
73008–26056
73008–26057
73008–26058–1/2/4 — Shanice — Shanice [03–09–99] You Need A Man/When I Close My Eyes/Yesterday//Wanna Hear You Say/Fly Away/Don’t Fight It//Ain’t Got No Remedy/Doin’ My Thang/Fall For You//You Can Bounce/Somebody Else/A Reason
73008–26059–2/4 — Live — Usher [03–23–99] My Way/Think Of You/Come Back/Just Like Me/Don’t Be Cruel (Intro)/Every Little Step/Rock Wit’cha/Roni/Pianolude/I Need Love/Tender Love/Bedtime/Nice & Slow/You Make Me Wanna…/My Way (JD’s Remix W/ JD)/Nice & Slow (B-Rock’s Basement Mix)/You Make Me Wanna…(Tuff & Jam Dance Mix)
73008–26060–1/2/4 — Where I Wanna Be — Donell Jones [10–12–99] U Know What’s Up/Shorty (Got Her Eyes On Me)/Where I Wanna Be//Have You Seen Her/This Luv/All Her Love//It’s Alright/Think About It (Don’t Call My Crib)/He Won’t Hurt You//Pushin’/I Wanna Luv U/When I Was Down/U Know What’s Up (Bonus Track)
73008–26061
73008–26062–2/4 — Can’t Take Me Home — P!nk [04–04–00] Split Personality/Hell Wit Ya/Most Girls/There You Go/You Make Me Sick/Let Me Let You Know/Love Is Such A Crazy Thing/Private Show/Can’t Take Me Home/Stop Falling/Do What U Do/Hiccup/Is It Love
73008–26063
73008–26064–1/2/4 — World Party — Goodie Mob [12–21–99] Officially, this was one of the very last albums to be released in the 20th century; the very last was Jay-Z’s “Vol. 3: Life and Times of S. Carter” on the Roc-a-Fella and Def Jam labels. Invitation To The World Party/World Party/Chain Swang/Get Rich To This//Parking Lot (Break)-The Dip/All A’s/What It Ain’t (Ghetto Enuff)//I.C.U./Rebuilding/Just Do It/Poochie (Break)-Street Corner//Cutty Buddy/Fie Fie Delish/Go Back (Break)
73008–26065–2/4 — Against Da Grain — YoungBloodZ [10–12–99] Clean version. Released in conjunction with Ghet-O-Vision Entertainment. YoungBloodz Intro-6P’s Interlude/Shakem’ Off/Pop, Pop, Pop-Cuttin’ Tonight Interlude/85-Billy Dee Interlude/U-Way (How We Do It)/Hot Heat [feat. Bone Crusher & Backbone]/6 To 14 In 12/Down Heya (In The South)/Thangs Movin’ Slow/It’s The Money-Fake ID Interlude/Booty Club Playa/87 Fleetwood/Get It How We Get It-Splack-Interlude feat. Leroo Wilyams/Just A Dream/U-Way (How We Do It) feat. Lil’ Wayne
73008–26066–2/4 — World Party — Goodie Mob [12–21–99] Clean version. Invitation To The World Party/World Party/Chain Swang/Get Rich To This//Parking Lot (Break)-The Dip/All A’s/What It Ain’t (Ghetto Enuff)//I.C.U./Rebuilding/Just Do It/Poochie (Break)-Street Corner//Cutty Buddy/Fie Fie Delish/Go Back (Break)
73008–26067
73008–26068
73008–26069–1/2/4 — The Heat — Toni Braxton [04–25–00] He Wasn’t Man Enough/The Heat/Spanish Guitar//Just Be A Man About It/Gimme Some/I’m Still Breathing//Fairy Tale/The Art Of Love/Speaking In Tongues//Maybe/You’ve Been Wrong/Never Just For A Ring
73008–26070
73008–26071
73008–26072–1/2/4 — Stankonia — OutKast [10–31–00] Intro/Gasoline Dreams [with Khujo Goodie]/I’m Cool (Interlude)/So Fresh, So Clean/Ms. Jackson/Snappin’ & Trappin’ [feat. Killer Mike & J-Sweet]/D.F. (Interlude)/Spaghetti Junction/Kim & Cookie (Interlude)/I’ll Call B4 I Cum [feat. Gangsta Boo & Eco]/B.O.B./Xplosion [feat. B-Real]/Good Hair (Interlude)/We Luv Deez Hoez — [feat. Backbone and Big Gipp/Humble Mumble [feat. Erykah Badu]/Drinkin’ Again (Interlude)/Red Velvet/Cruisin’ In The ATL (Interlude) — Southside/Gangsta Sh*t [feat. Slimm Calhoun, C-Bone & T-Mo]/Toilet Tisha/Slum Beautiful [feat. Cee-Lo]/Pre-Nump (Interlude)/Stankonia (Stanklove) [feat. Big Rube and Sleepy Brown]
73008–26073–2/4 — Stankonia — OutKast [10–31–00] Clean version. Intro/Gasoline Dreams [with Khujo Goodie]/I’m Cool (Interlude)/So Fresh, So Clean/Ms. Jackson/Snappin’ & Trappin’ [feat. Killer Mike & J-Sweet]/D.F. (Interlude)/Spaghetti Junction/Kim & Cookie (Interlude)/I’ll Call B4 I Come [feat. Gangsta Boo & Eco]/B.O.B./Xplosion [feat. B-Real]/Good Hair (Interlude)/We Luv Deez Hoez — [feat. Backbone and Big Gipp/Humble Mumble [feat. Erykah Badu]/Drinkin’ Again (Interlude)/Red Velvet/Cruisin’ In The ATL (Interlude) — Southside/Gangsta Sh*t [feat. Slimm Calhoun, C-Bone & T-Mo]/Toilet Tisha/Slum Beautiful [feat. Cee-Lo]/Pre-Nump (Interlude)/Stankonia (Stanklove) [feat. Big Rube and Sleepy Brown]
73008–26074
73008–26075–2/4 — Anna and the King (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) — George Fenton [12–21–99] How Can I Not Love You/Arrival At The Palace (Main Theme Title)/Meeting The Children/Tuptim/Letter Of The Week/The House/The Rice Festival/Rajah Attack/Anniversary Polka/”I Am King, I Shall Lead”/Flowers On The Water/Moonlit Beach/Betrayed/Chowfa’s Death/The Execution/Anna Returns/The Bridge/”I Have Danced With A King”
73008–26076
73008–26077
73008–26078
73008–26079
73008–26080–1/2/4 — Music From and Inspired by “Shaft” — Various Artists [06–13–00] Theme From Shaft — Issac Hayes/Bad Man — R. Kelly/Up And Outta Here — R. Kelly/Do What I Gotta Do — Donell Jones/Rock Wit U — Alicia Keys/We Servin’ — Big Gipp/Tough Guy — Outkast/2 Glock 9’s — T.I.P./Summer Rain — Carl Thomas/Automatic — Sleepy Brown/Pimp Shit — Too Short/Cheatin’ — Liberty City/Fix Me — Parle/How You Want It? — Mil/Ain’t Gonna See Tomorrow — Mystikal/My Lovin’ Will Give You Something — Angie Stone/Seranata Negra — Fulanito
73008–26081–2/4 — Music From and Inspired by “Shaft” — Various Artists [06–13–00] Clean version. Theme From Shaft — Issac Hayes/Bad Man — R. Kelly/Up And Outta Here — R. Kelly/Do What I Gotta Do — Donell Jones/Rock Wit U — Alicia Keys/We Servin’ — Big Gipp/Tough Guy — Outkast/2 Glock 9’s — T.I.P./Summer Rain — Carl Thomas/Automatic — Sleepy Brown/Pimp Shit — Too Short/Cheatin’ — Liberty City/Fix Me — Parle/How You Want It? — Mil/Ain’t Gonna See Tomorrow — Mystikal/My Lovin’ Will Give You Something — Angie Stone/Seranata Negra — Fulanito
73008–26082–1/2/4 — All About U — Usher [scheduled for 10–31–00; unissued] This album was leaked onto Napster a number of times, forcing multiple delays in the album’s release and it ultimately getting issued by Arista with new tracks under the title of 8701 [07822–14715–1].
73008–26083
73008–26084–1/2/4 — All About U — Usher [scheduled for 10–31–00; unissued] Clean version. See 73008–26082–1/2/4 for note.
73008–26085–2 — Stankonia — OutKast [10–31–00] 2-CD Limited Edition. Intro/Gasoline Dreams [with Khujo Goodie]/I’m Cool (Interlude)/So Fresh, So Clean/Ms. Jackson/Snappin’ & Trappin’ [feat. Killer Mike & J-Sweet]/D.F. (Interlude)/Spaghetti Junction/Kim & Cookie (Interlude)/I’ll Call B4 I Cum [feat. Gangsta Boo & Eco]/B.O.B./Xplosion [feat. B-Real]/Good Hair (Interlude)/We Luv Deez Hoez — [feat. Backbone and Big Gipp/Humble Mumble [feat. Erykah Badu]/Drinkin’ Again (Interlude)/Red Velvet/Cruisin’ In The ATL (Interlude) — Southside/Gangsta Sh*t [feat. Slimm Calhoun, C-Bone & T-Mo]/Toilet Tisha/Slum Beautiful [feat. Cee-Lo]/Pre-Nump (Interlude)/Stankonia (Stanklove) [feat. Big Rube and Sleepy Brown]//Speedballin’ [feat. Cee-Lo]/Solo Sunday [feat. Goodie Mob]
73008–26086
73008–26087
73008–26088
73008–26089–9 — LaFace Records Presents The Platinum Collection — Various Artists [04–09–00] DVD. No Scrubs — TLC/U Know What’s Up — Donell Jones/Rosa Parks — OutKast/Nobody Knows — Tony Rich Project/U Make Me Wanna . . . — Usher/Un-Break My Heart — Toni Braxton/You’re Makin’ Me High — Toni Braxton/Last Night — Az Yet/Nice & Slow — Usher/Waterfalls — TLC/There You Go — P!nk/I’m Your Baby Tonight — Whitney Houston/Breathe Again — Toni Braxton/Creep — TLC/Another Sad Love Song — Toni Braxton
73008–26090
73008–26091
73008–26092
73008–26093–1/2/4 — Big Boi & Dre Present…OutKast — OutKast [12–04–01] Camp Fire Intro/Funkin’ Around/Ain’t No Thang/So Fresh, So Clean/Rosa Parks/The Whole World [feat. Killer Mike]/Aquemini/B.O.B./Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik/Crumblin’ Erb/Ms. Jackson/Player’s Ball/Elevators (Me & You)/SpottieOttieDopaliscious/Git Up, Git Out/Movin’ Cool (The After Party)
73008–26094–1/2/4 — Big Boi & Dre Present…OutKast — OutKast [12–04–01] Clean version. Camp Fire Intro/Funkin’ Around/Ain’t No Thang/So Fresh, So Clean/Rosa Parks/The Whole World [feat. Killer Mike]/Aquemini/B.O.B./Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik/Crumblin’ Erb/Ms. Jackson/Player’s Ball/Elevators (Me & You)/SpottieOttieDopaliscious/Git Up, Git Out/Movin’ Cool (The After Party)
Clean Version Cross-Reference Series
These releases were outside of the regular series; a 1 was used in place of the 0 in the second five-digit number, as a way of distinguishing them from the titles in the regular sequence.
73008–26147–1/2/4 — Still Standing — Goodie Mob [04–07–98] The Experience/Black Ice (Sky High) feat. OutKast/Fly Away/The Damm feat. Cool Breeze/They Don’t Dance No Mo’ feat. Lil’ Will/Beautiful Skin/Gutta Butta/Ghetto-ology feat. Chiefton/Distant Wilderness/Greeny Green feat. Witchdoctor/I Refuse Limitation feat. Backbone/See You When I See You/Inshallah/Just About Over/Still Standing
73008–26153–1/2/4 — Aquemini — OutKast [09–29–98] Hold On, Be Strong/Return Of The “G”/Rosa Parks/Skew It On The Bar-B/Aquemini/Synthesizer/Slump/West Savannah/Da Art Of Storytellin’ (Pt. 1)/Da Art Of Storytellin’ (Pt. 2)/Mamacita/SpottieOttieDopalicious/Y’all Scared/Chonkyfire/Nathaniel/Liberation
73008–26155–1/2/4 — FanMail — TLC [02–23–99] Fanmail/The Vic-E Interpretation — Interlude/Silly Ho/Whispering Playa — Interlude/No Scrubs/I’m Good At Being Bad/If They Knew/I Miss You So Much/Unpretty/My Life/Shout/Come On Down/Dear Lie/Communicate — Interlude/Lovesick/Automatic/Don’t Pull Out On Me Yet
