The Roots - Things Fall Apart (Clean Album) Album

Tracklist

1	Dynamite Producer – Jay Dee	4:46
2	Act Fore (…)	4:48
3	Diedre Vs. Dice	0:46
4	Without A Doubt Rap [Featuring] – Lady B	4:15
5	Ain't Sayin Nothin New	4:37
6	Intro	0:44
7	Next Movement	4:11
8	Step Into The Realm	2:51
9	Don't See Us Rap [Featuring] – Dice Raw	4:30
10	Table Of Content	3:47
11	You Got Me Rap [Featuring] – Eve Vocals [Featuring] – Jill Scott	4:22
12	Act Too (Love Of My Life) Rap [Featuring] – Common	4:55
13	The Spark	4:01
14	3rd Acts: ? VS. Scratch	0:49
15	Double Trouble Rap [Featuring] – Mos Def	5:50
16	Adrenaline Rap [Featuring] – Beanie Sigel	4:28
17	Return To Innocence Lost Vocals [Spoken Word] – Ursula Rucker	5:41
18	100% Dundee	3:55

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MCAD-11948	The Roots	Things Fall Apart ‎(CD, Album)	MCA Records	MCAD-11948	US	1999
7783093	The Roots	Things Fall Apart ‎(3xLP, Album, Ltd, RE)	Geffen Records	7783093	US	2019
MCAD-11830	The Roots	Things Fall Apart ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, Ace)	MCA Records	MCAD-11830	US	1999
MOVLP787	The Roots	Things Fall Apart ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, Gat)	Music On Vinyl, MCA Records, Okayplayer Records	MOVLP787	Europe	2014
B0030406-01	The Roots	Things Fall Apart ‎(3xLP, Album, Ltd, Num, RE, Cle)	Geffen Records	B0030406-01	US	2019

Notes

Promo CD
Different Track Listing Than Released Version

Short intro

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