CREDITS: Lloyd Banks - The Hunger For More

[bjax]

Lloyd Banks
The Hunger For More
G-Unit/Interscope records, 2004

 

1. Ain't No Click (feat. Tony Yayo)
Produced by Havoc

2. Playboy
Produced by Ron Browz
Additional Vocals: DJ Whoo Kid
Contains elements from "Time To Hide", performed by Wings

3. Warrior
Produced by Thayod Ausar
Contains elements from "Hold On", performed by McKendrie Spring

4. On Fire
Produced by K1 Mil
Co-Produced by Eminem
Additional Production by Luis Resto
Contains elements from "The Champ"

5. I Get High (feat. 50 Cent & Snoop Dogg)
Produced by Hi-Tek

6. I'm So Fly
Produced by Timbaland
Co-Produced by Danja

7. Work Magic (feat. Young Buck)
Produced by Scram Jones

8. If You So Gangsta
Produced by Chad Beat & Sha Money XL
Additional Vocals: May

9. Warrior Pt. 2 (feat. Eminem, Nate Dogg, 50 Cent)
Produced by Eminem

10. Karma
Produced by Greg "Ginx" Doby
Additional Vocals: KC
Contains elements from "Inseparable", performed by Natalie Cole

11. When The Chips Are Down (feat. The Game)
Produced by Black Jeruz & Sha Money XL
Contains Elements of "The Dean and I", performed by 10cc

12. Til The End
Produced by Eminem
Additional Vocals by Nate Dogg

13. Die One Day
Produced by Baby Grand
Contains elements of "All It Takes Is You and Me", performed by The Sweet

14. South Side Story
Produced by The Diaz Brothers
Contains elements of "Love Serenade (Part 1)", performed by Barry White

Special Edition Bonus Track:
15. Just Another Day
Produced by Tone Capone
Contains elements of "Beware of the Man", performed by The Dramatics

16. Take A Good Look
Produced by Tha Bizness

Executive Producer: 50 Cent
Co-executive Producer: Sha Money XL

[Jome]

1. "Ain't No Click" (ft. Tony Yayo)
Produced by Havoc

11. "When The Chips Are Down" (ft. The Game)
Produced by Black Jeruz & Sha Money XL
Contains Elements of "The Dean and I"

Damn, these 2 are surprising..
Black Jeruz does really good Dr.Dre impressions..

Props.

[toetoe]

Its a bonus track too, isn't it?

[eS El Duque]

Lloyd Banks
The Hunger For More
G-Unit/Interscope

2. "Playboy"
Produced by Ron Brownz
Additional Vocals: DJ Whoo Kid
Contains elements from "Time To Hide"

3. "Warrior"
Produced by Thayod Ausar
Contains elements from "Hold On"

4. "On Fire"
Produced by K1 Mil
Co-Produced by Eminem
Additional Production by Luis Resto
Contains elements from "The Change"(?)


7. "Work Magic" (ft. Young Buck"
Produced Scram Jones


11. "When The Chips Are Down" (ft. The Game)
Produced by Black Jeruz & Sha Money XL
Contains Elements of "The Dean and I"



13. "Die One Day"
Produced by Baby Grand
Contains elements of "All It Takes Is You and Me"

14. "South Side Story"
Produced by The Diaz Brothers
Contains elements of "Love Serenade (Part 1)"

wow, havn't heard of any of these guys lol...except ofcourse for Sha Money

[izzy2024]

Ron Browz = made Ether (Nas), Blow It Out (Ludacris), Last Real Nigga Alive (Nas), some Lil Kim, Fat Joe, and a bunch of Big L joints (Ebonics, Casulaties of a Dice Game, and more)
Thayod Ausar = made Xzibit's "Paparazzi" way back in the day, most of his work came from west coast artists (namely Xzibit)....but he also co-produced "My Buddy" from Beg For Mercy.
Scram Jones = new producer, good one though. Also did Jae Millz' "No, No, No", The Color Purple (Saigon), and Yeah Yeah Yeah (Terror Squad). Also raps sometimes, but better producer then rapper.
Black Jeruz = in-house G-Unit producer, not too well known. He also co-produced "Beg For Mercy" off the Beg For Mercy album.
Babygrande = Did some shit on Jadakiss' new album (By Your Side)
And as for the Diaz Brothers....don't know much about them. I remember them from some G-Unit mixtape on some skit or something, but they're obviously not bad at production.

Still, I'm a little disappointed in the production for this album. I was hoping for some Dre here and there, Timbaland's effort was strong but not amazing, Hi-Tek came weaker then usual, and there is a lack of many big name producers. Wouldn't have minded seeing some Rockwilder, Red Spyda, Alchemist (Bangers would have been nice), etc.
Solid production though, just not groundbreaking.

[Leggy Hendrix]

4. "On Fire"
Produced by K1 Mil
Co-Produced by Eminem
Additional Production by Luis Resto
Contains elements from "The Change"(?)

Kwame?

[Ras Kass' Toothpick]

I can't believe Eminem did "Til The End", that beat is amazing.  Any samples on that?

[bjax]

I can't believe Eminem did "Til The End", that beat is amazing.  Any samples on that?

I agree.  I thought it was a Dre beat all along.  No samples are mentioned in the booklet, but the piano part does sound a bit familiar.

[bjax]

And as for the Diaz Brothers....don't know much about them. I remember them from some G-Unit mixtape on some skit or something, but they're obviously not bad at production.

It was the Gomez brothers, not the Diaz brothers, who are doing the skits on the G-Unit mixtapes.

[Young Dan Iza]

how did u get teh credits already?

[bjax]

how did u get teh credits already?

Whenever the album gets leaked, covers are soon to follow.

[Jome]

^^ Good work.

That's how we should have all albums in combination with normal text.. 
Will demand too much work though.

[bjax]

Edit:  Added the credits for the bonus track on the Special Edition.

[Okka]

Hunger For More is a fuckin tight album, but it would've been better if there would've been some Dr.Dre produced tracks...

[youngmessnucca]

man im happy as hell that tone capone got on the album
thats very surprising