Nope, we’re not missing anything. Only nine tracks? Guess it’s quality over quantity. Anyway, here’s what you’ll get when you purchase David Banner and 9th Wonder’s collaborative effort November 9th. 1. Diamonds On My Pinky 2. No Denying (Channel 3) 3. Slow Down 4. Be With You (feat. Ludacris) 5. Stutter (feat. Anthony Hamilton) 6. Hip Hop (feat. Marz) 7. Something Is Wrong (feat. Lisa Ivey) 8. Silly (feat. Erykah Badu) 9. Strange thi
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