Thug Matrix 3 is the seventh album by the hip hop artist Tragedy Khadafi. It was released on September 20, 2011.[1]
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# | Title | Performer(s) | Producer(s) | Time |
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1 | "Narcotic Lines" | Tragedy Khadafi | AraabMuzik | 3:54 |
2 | "Ill-Luminous Flow" | Tragedy Khadafi | Now & Laterz | 3:29 |
3 | "Black Prince" | Tragedy Khadafi | Ayatollah | 2:48 |
4 | "Free Thinkers" | Tragedy Khadafi | Shroom | 3:50 |
5 | "Each One, Teach One" | Tragedy Khadafi | Audible Doctor | 1:43 |
6 | "Gorilla Warefare Status" | Tragedy Khadafi, Killah Sha | Asmatik | 3:10 |
7 | "The Wake Up" | Tragedy Khadafi | Booth | 2:59 |
8 | "Still Breathin'" | Tragedy Khadafi | Now & Laterz | 3:50 |
9 | "Outstanding" | Tragedy Khadafi | Audible Doctor | 1:57 |
10 | "Best Of Both Coast" | Tragedy Khadafi, Killah Sha, King David & Planet Asia | - | 4:16 |
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