Blood Ballads

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Blood Ballads
Compilation album by Tragedy Khadafi
Released	April 17, 2006
Genre	East Coast hip hop
Label	Nocturne Records/25 To Life Entertainment
Tragedy Khadafi chronology
Q.U. Soldier (2005) Blood Ballads (2006) Thug Matrix 2 (2006)

Blood Ballads is a double CD album by the New York City rapper Tragedy Khadafi, released in 2006 on Nocturne Records.^[1]

Track listing[]

Disc 1[]

1. Kay Slay Intro
2. You Can Find Me
3. American Me
4. Blinded By Science (featuring Havoc)
5. Phone Time
6. Ghetto Med (featuring Nature)
7. Don't Shit Where You Eat (featuring Immaculate Millz)
8. It's The Funk (featuring Havoc, Large Professor)
9. The Hit
10. Dollar Signs (featuring F.T., Jane Doe, Royal Flush)
11. Real Live Freestyle (featuring K-Def, Larry-O)
12. Soledad Brothers (featuring Castro, Shinnobi)
13. Non-Pulp Fiction (featuring Headrush Napoleon, Killa Sha)
14. Three The Hard Way
15. Stretch Armstrong (Freestyle Part 1) (featuring Littles)
16. Stretch Armstrong (Freestyle Part 2) (featuring Littles)

Disc 2[]

1. Thug Paradise
2. Hood Wars (featuring Headrush Napoleon, Rasco)
3. Halfway Thug (featuring Havoc)
4. What Makes You Think (featuring Killa Sha, MilkMurda)
5. Bling Monstas (featuring Blackchild, Headrush Napoleon)
6. Street Life (featuring V-12)
7. 16
8. Live Motivator
9. Bloody Murder (Inside My Head) (featuring Black Thought, Chuck D, Pharoahe Monch)
10. Usual Suspects (featuring DMX, Ja Rule, Mic Geronimo, Styles P)
11. Doowop (Freestyle)
12. Get It Together (featuring Solomon)
13. Kay Slay Freestyle
14. Ape Something (featuring Killa Sha, Littles, Pretty Ugly)
15. We Gonna Take It There (featuring Ava Dinero)

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