2 Fast 2 Furious [Clean] [Edited] (044007734926)

Original Soundtrack
1 disc

1. Start
2. Act a Fool
3. Represent
4. Slum
5. Pick Up the Phone
6. Hands in the Air
7. Gettin' It
8. Block Reincarnated
9. Pump It Up
10. Hell Yeah
11. Peel Off
12. We Ridin'
13. Rollin' on 20's
14. F***what a Ni** a Say...
15. Oye
16. Miami
17. Finish
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Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 000042702

Credits

Producer	Diaz Brothers; Big Du; Elite; Carlos Francisco Hernandez; Just Blaze; R. Kelly; Trak Starz; Keith McMasters
Engineer	Cool; Supa Engineer Duro; Jason Goldstein; Mario Marin; Geoff Allen; Dre; Carlos Francisco Hernandez; Asif Ali; Tony Sear; Brian Smith; Greg Riley; Big Brizz; Micah Bennett; Hugo Diaz; Daniel Wierup; Jeff Lane; Abel Garibaldi; Luis Diaz; Michael Jack; Mike Wilson; Ralph Cacciurri; Trak Starz; Andy Gallas; Ian Mereness; Richard Furch; Nick Howard; Zack Odom

Original score composed by David Arnold.
"Act A Fool" was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Song Written For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media.
Original score composed by David Arnold.
"Act A Fool" was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Song Written For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media.
Personnel: Tesha Humphreys, Andrea Payton, Pitbull (vocals); Craig Love, Donnie Lyle, David Cabrera (guitar); Ed Goldson, Bernard Grobman (electric guitar); Steven Trujillo (programming).
Audio Mixers: Dale "Rambro" Ramsey; Wassim Zreik; Micah Bennett; R. Kelly; Troy Hightower; Leslie Brathwaite; The Trak Starz; Ian Mereness.
Arranger: R. Kelly.
The initial FAST & FURIOUS movie was a fast-cars flick featuring Vin Diesel. 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS is a rather different affair, starring R&B singer Tyrese. Accordingly, the film's soundtrack is a contemporary urban endeavor full of hard-hitting but accessible hip-hop tracks from a variety of popular artists. There are a passel of top rappers, including Ludacris ("Act a Fool"), Fat Joe ("We Ridin'"), and Lil' Flip ("Rollin' On 20's"). Naturally, the R&B side of things is represented as well, by the likes of K'Jon (the smoothly understated "Miami") and of course Tyrese Himself (the scene-setting jumper "Pick up the Phone"), with assists from Ludacris and none other than R. Kelly).