Rules and Regulations (album)
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Released | 20 August 2007 | |||
Genre | Grime | |||
Label | Roll Deep Recordings | |||
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The Observer | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Rules and Regulations is the second studio album by British grime group Roll Deep and it was released in 2007 on Roll Deep Recordings. The album features grime MCs who were not members of the crew, such as Tempa T and Frisco, much more than their first album.
Track listing
[edit]# | Title | Performer(s) | Featured guest(s) | Producer(s) |
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1 | "Flame Grilled Whopper" | Wiley, Breeze, Flow Dan, Scratchy, Riko & Trim | Wiley | |
2 | "Badman" | Flow Dan, Scratchy, Jet Le & Breeze | Target & Danny Weed | |
3 | "Celebrate" | Skepta, Flow Dan, Scratchy & Jet Le | Danny Weed | |
4 | "Stampers" | Wiley, Riko, Skepta, Breeze, Flow Dan & Mega | Wiley | |
5 | "Ride or Die Chick" | Manga & Jammer | Frisco | Target |
6 | "Do This Ting" | Wiley, Flow Dan & Skepta | Wiley | |
7 | "Bring Ur Crew Then" | Skepta & Jammer | Tempa T | Bless Beatz |
8 | "Bad Luck" | Scratchy, Jet Le, Breeze & Wiley | Danny Weed | |
9 | "Floating Thru da Sky" | Breeze, Jet Le & Manga | Chunky Bizzle | |
10 | "Rules and Regulations" | Flow Dan, Trim & Scratchy | Target | |
11 | "Respect Us" | Manga, Scratchy, Flow Dan & Skepta | Target | |
12 | "Babylon Burner" | Wiley, Riko, Flow Dan, Breeze & Scratchy | Wiley | |
13 | "Something New'" | Scratchy, Jet Le, Flow Dan & Riko | Danny Weed | |
14 | "Weed Man" | Flow Dan & Killa P | Target | |
15 | "Racist People" | Scratchy, Trim & Wiley | TNT | |
16 | "Penpals" | Jet Le, Flow Dan, Breeze & Riko | Target | |
17 | "Hickory Dickory" | Flow Dan, Riko, Scratchy, Breeze & Trim | Danny Weed | |
18 | "Roll Deep Regular 2007" | Skepta, Flow Dan, Breeze, Riko, Scratchy & Jet Le | Skepta |
References
[edit]- ^ Yates, Steve (18 March 2007). "Roll Deep, Rules and Regulations". The Observer. Retrieved 8 February 2011.