CREDITS: Jeru The Damaja - Wrath Of The Math

[Speak Ya Peace]

1996, FFRR/Payday Records

1.  Wrath Of The Math
     Contains A Sample Of "Will O' The Wisp" As Recorded By Miles Davis

2.  The Frustrated Nigga
     Contains A Sample From "Wino & Junkie" As Recorded By Richard Pryor

3.  Black Cowboys

4.  The Bullshit

5.  Whatever
     Contains A Sample Of "That's Alright With Me" As Recorded By Esther Philips
 
6.  Physical Stamina
    
7.  One Day

8.  Revenge Of The Prophet (Part 5)

9.  Scientifical Madness

10.  Not The Average

11.  Me Or The Papes

12.  How I'm Livin'

13.  Too Perverted

14.  Ya Playin' Yaself

15.  Invasion
       Contains A Sample Of "Stone Junkie" As Recorded By Curtis Mayfield

All Songs Produced and Mixed By DJ Premier For Gang Starr Productions, Inc
Recorded and Mixed At D&D Studios
Engineered By Eddie Sancho and Norty Cotto
Executive Producers - DJ Premier and Guru

[Elevz]

1. Wrath Of The Math
Contains A Sample Of "Will O' The Wisp" As Recorded By Miles Davis

[eazye]

Me Or The Papes is, for me, one of the greatest Hip-Hop tracks ever recorded.Jeru is just so on point with the things he says and the way he spits is 

After a quick listen tho, the rest of the album wasn't anything special to me, but I'm sure I'll have to give it a more in depth listen

[Elevz]

^^ I thought the whole album was decent, just not very original because it has "sequel to The Sun Rises In The East" written all over it.