Y2K: The Album

Y2K: The Album
Studio album by Screwball
Released	February 8, 2000
Recorded	1997-1999
Genre	Hip-Hop
Label	Tommy Boy Records
Producer	Mike Heron DJ Premier Pete Rock Marley Marl Godfather Don
Screwball chronology
Y2K: The Album (2000) Loyalty (2001)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[1]
Rapreviews.com	[2]

Y2K: The Album is the debut album of the Queensbridge hip-hop group, Screwball, released on Tommy Boy Records in early 2000 following the controversial single "Who Shot Rudy?". The album features a wide arrange of guests and producers including Mobb Deep, Cormega, Pete Rock, DJ Premier, MC Shan and Capone.

Track listing

#	Title	Producer(s)	Performer(s)
1	"Intro"
2	"That Shit"	Mike Heron	Screwball
3	"F.A.Y.B.A.N."	DJ Premier	Poet
4	"Take It There"	V.I.C.	Hostyle, Kyron, Poet, Capone
5	"Y2K"	Godfather Don	Screwball
6	"Seen It All"	DJ Premier	Hostyle, KL, Poet
7	"Somebody's Got To Do It"	Mike Heron	Hostyle, Kyron, Triple Seis
8	"You Love To Hear The Stories"	Pete Rock	Poet, MC Shan
9	"The Heat Is On"	Mike Heron	Poet, Prodigy, Godfather Don
10	"The Blocks"	A Kid Called Roots	Hostyle, Kyron, Nature
11	"No Exceptions"	Max Vargas	Hostyle, KL, Poet, Big Noyd
12	"The Operation"	Mike Heron	Hostyle, Kyron, Poet, Nashawn
13	"Urban Warfare"	Mike Heron	Hostyle
14	"Who Shot Rudy"	K. Jones	Hostyle, Kyron
15	"Biz Interlude"	Biz Markie, Max Vargas	Kyron, Biz Markie
16	"H-O-S-T-Y-L-E"	Mike Heron	Hostyle
17	"Communications"	EZ Elpee	KL, Prince AD
18	"Zoning"	Godfather Don	Screwball
19	"Attention: A&R Department"	Eddie Sancho	Screwball
20	"On The Real"	Marley Marl	KL, Kyron, Cormega, Havoc

Samples

• "Seen It All"
  • "Superstar" by Hugo Montenegro
  • "Incarcerated Scarfaces" by Raekwon
• "H-O-S-T-Y-L-E"
  • "Triste Anniversaire" by Bobine
• "The Heat Is On"
  • "Keeps Getting Better" by Harvey Scales
• "Take It There"
  • "There's A Train Leavin'" by Quincy Jones
• "Communications"
  • "Walking Back to Waterloo" by Bee Gees
• "F.A.Y.B.A.N."
  • "Tremendous" by Mama Mystique
• "That Shit"
  • "Take the Night Off" by LaBelle
• "You Love to Hear The Stories"
  • "I Believe In You" by The Moments
  • "The Bridge" by MC Shan
• "Who Shot Rudy"
  • "(If You See a Devil) Smash Him" by Esther Rolle

References

1. Y2K: The Album at AllMusic
2. Rapreviews - review