Sister Souljah - 360 Degrees Of Power Album

Tracklist

1	The Final Solution: Slavery’s Back In Effect	5:27
2	State Of Accomodation: Why Aren’t You Angry Featuring – Chuck D	2:42
3	Killing Me Softly: Deadly Code Of Silence Featuring – Ice Cube	3:05
4	Nigga’s Gotta	3:02
5	Umbilical Cord To The Future Voice [Spoken Word] – Ras Baraka	4:46
6	The Hate That Hate Produced	3:03
7	360 Degrees Of Power	3:36
8	The Tom Selloutkin Show	1:15
9	My God Is A Powerful God	4:20
10	Survival Handbook Vs. Global Extinction	4:26
11	Wild Buck Beer Rap – MC Just Want To Get Paid	1:39
12	African Scaredy Katz In A One-Exit Maze	4:36
13	Brainteasers And Doubtbusters	4:38

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
E 48713	Sister Souljah	360 Degrees Of Power ‎(LP, Album)	Epic	E 48713	US	1992
469483 2	Sister Souljah	360 Degrees Of Power ‎(CD, Album)	Epic	469483 2	Europe	1992
ET 48713	Sister Souljah	360 Degrees Of Power ‎(Cass, Album)	Epic	ET 48713	US	1992
EK 48713	Sister Souljah	360 Degrees Of Power ‎(CD, Album, Lon)	Epic	EK 48713	US	1992
EPC 469483 4	Sister Souljah	360 Degrees Of Power ‎(Cass, Album)	Epic	EPC 469483 4	Europe	1992

Credits

• Engineer – Charles Dos Santos, Chris Shaw, Dan Wood, Jamie Staub
• Engineer [Assistant] – Djinji Brown, Tamara Wilson
• Mastered By – Carlton Batts
• Producer – Street Element (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 6, 8 to 13), The LG Experience (tracks: 4, 7)

Notes

© 1991, 1992 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 074644871326
• Matrix / Runout: DIDP-077232 1
• SPARS Code: AAD

Companies

• Pressed By – DADC – DIDP-077232

Video

Album

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