Xzibit's greatest songs on one album...

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

Here's my list... in order...

1.  "Papparazi" - X's magnum opus
2.  "At the Speed of Light" -  Great coming of age track
3.  "Foundation"  - father and son gem
4.  "Best of Things"  - Dre produced banger, meaningful lyrics
5.  "Focus" -  STRAIGHT BANGER, intense, X at his best
6.  "Meaning of Life"  -  Xzibit comes full circle in his life/career on this track
7.  "Thank You" - X connects with the fans on this one, touching tribute
8.  "Symphony in X Major" -  Got this on my ringtone
9.  "Year 2,000" - this was when X was really starting to heat up, Mel-Man assisted
10.  "My Name" - Em and Nate assisted banger
11.  "U Know" - feat. and prod. by Dre so you know it's a banger
12.  "Get Your Walk On" - this song deserved to blow up and be a West Coast anthem
13.  "Los Angeles Times" - intense, Xzibit coming hard, Mel-Man assisted
14.  "What You See Is What U Get"  -  great video, was #1 on BET nearly all summer in 98

[Lucifuge]

Release Date is one of the dopest starts of the album

[doggfather]

b please missin.  ok, that's a Snoop track, but it's important in X career.

[DeeezNuuuts83]

12.  "Get Your Walk On" - this song deserved to blow up and be a West Coast anthem

It wasn't THAT good of a track.  And it was a little hypocritical for X to always be C-Walking to it when he's not even banging yet at the end of the video they have a "This is not a dance" message displayed.

I think a couple club/party songs still deserve to be on there (Alcoholic, Choke Me Spank Me, Multiply).

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

Release Date is one of the dopest starts of the album

No doubt about that, and I love the way it flowed right into "Symphony in X Major"...

...on the other hand the intro of Restless was one of the worst starts to an otherwise great album

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

b please missin.  ok, that's a Snoop track, but it's important in X career.

If I put that joint on there then you would have to put "What's The Difference" and "L.A. Niggaz" on there as well.... but those technically weren't his songs.

[bouli77]

12.  "Get Your Walk On" - this song deserved to blow up and be a West Coast anthem

It wasn't THAT good of a track.  And it was a little hypocritical for X to always be C-Walking to it when he's not even banging yet at the end of the video they have a "This is not a dance" message displayed.

I think a couple club/party songs still deserve to be on there (Alcoholic, Choke Me Spank Me, Multiply).

you're right about the track being hypocritical, but i think it's an absolute banger and displays Xzibit's skills when he was in his prime over a Mel Man / Battlecat collabo.

As a solo song, i would have chosen X over this. Sorry i'm Away So Much and Alkaholiks too.

[doggfather]

b please missin.  ok, that's a Snoop track, but it's important in X career.

If I put that joint on there then you would have to put "What's The Difference" and "L.A. Niggaz" on there as well.... but those technically weren't his songs.

those don't but b please was his songs, just snoop like it.

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

b please missin.  ok, that's a Snoop track, but it's important in X career.

If I put that joint on there then you would have to put "What's The Difference" and "L.A. Niggaz" on there as well.... but those technically weren't his songs.

those don't but b please was his songs, just snoop like it.

true.. I remember the O.G. "What's The Difference" had Hittman on it instead of Xzibit.  I got that joint off the dreday website several months before the album release

[Okka]

b please missin.  ok, that's a Snoop track, but it's important in X career.

If I put that joint on there then you would have to put "What's The Difference" and "L.A. Niggaz" on there as well.... but those technically weren't his songs.

those don't but b please was his songs, just snoop like it.

"Bitch Please" was a Snoop Dogg song featuring Xzibit and Nate Dogg. I'm not sure what you're tryin' to say.

[dnjp4life]

I would have to nominate 'Chamber Music' and 'Inside Job' from the 40 Dayz album.

[doggfather]

b please missin.  ok, that's a Snoop track, but it's important in X career.

If I put that joint on there then you would have to put "What's The Difference" and "L.A. Niggaz" on there as well.... but those technically weren't his songs.

those don't but b please was his songs, just snoop like it.

"Bitch Please" was a Snoop Dogg song featuring Xzibit and Nate Dogg. I'm not sure what you're tryin' to say.

i read somewhere xzibit makin that song with dre for himself Snoop walked in to the studio and like it, asked from x and get it. IMO some x interview...

[Okka]

b please missin.  ok, that's a Snoop track, but it's important in X career.

If I put that joint on there then you would have to put "What's The Difference" and "L.A. Niggaz" on there as well.... but those technically weren't his songs.

those don't but b please was his songs, just snoop like it.

"Bitch Please" was a Snoop Dogg song featuring Xzibit and Nate Dogg. I'm not sure what you're tryin' to say.

i read somewhere xzibit makin that song with dre for himself Snoop walked in to the studio and like it, asked from x and get it. IMO some x interview...

No. Dr. Dre called Xzibit and asked him to be on the record. Here's Xzibit talkin' about the song.

[doggfather]

oh, ok my bad.

[Diggfinger]

12.  "Get Your Walk On" - this song deserved to blow up and be a West Coast anthem

It wasn't THAT good of a track.  And it was a little hypocritical for X to always be C-Walking to it when he's not even banging yet at the end of the video they have a "This is not a dance" message displayed.

I think a couple club/party songs still deserve to be on there (Alcoholic, Choke Me Spank Me, Multiply).

So what? Quik was in there as well doing the b-walk, so he is a hypocrite too? Its entertainment man, get over it.