2008 studio album by Prodigy
H.N.I.C. Pt. 2 is the third solo studio album by American rapper Prodigy of Mobb Deep . The album was released on April 22, 2008. It is a sequel to H.N.I.C. , released in 2000. The album features production by The Alchemist , Sid Roams, Havoc and Apex. The album features guest appearances from artists that frequently work with Prodigy, including Havoc , Un Pacino, Nyce, Big Noyd , Twin Gambino and Cormega .
Title Producer(s) 1. "Real Power Is People" Sid Roams 3:36 2. "The Life" The Alchemist 2:47 3. "Young Veterans" The Alchemist 5:34 4. "Illuminati" The Alchemist 3:30 5. "New Yitty" Sid Roams 2:38 6. "ABC" Sid Roams 3:40 7. "Click Clack" (featuring Big Twins) Sid Roams 2:55 8. "Veterans Memorial Pt. 2" The Alchemist 4:29 9. "Field Marshal P" (featuring Un Pacino) Havoc 4:27 10. "3 Stacks" (featuring Big Twins) Sid Roams 4:00 11. "When I See You" Apex 3:11 12. "It's Nothing" (featuring Big Noyd ) Apex 3:51 13. "I Want Out" (Mobb Deep & Un Pacino) Havoc 5:11 14. "ABC" (Vox Spanish Remix Teaser) (Bonus Track) Sid Roams 2:21
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