Media Condition:  Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
Label: XL Recordings,Dirtee Stank Recordings,Platinum Projects
Catalogue Number: XLCD170
Country:    UK  
Released:  21 Jul 2003
Genre:       Electronic, Hip Hop
Style:         Grime

Comments:
Good condition, light scratches on disc plays through fine
 

Notes:

All tracks: 
Written & produced by Dizzee Rascal for Dirtee Stank Productions.
Engineered, mixed & additional production by Mr Cage for Belly Of The Beast Productions.
Except:
Track 9 Co-produced by Chubby Dread for Platinum 45's
Track 10 Co-produced by Taz & Vanguard
Track 6 "Fix Up, Look Sharp" features a sample of "The Big Beat" by Billy Squire. Master courtesy of Capitol Records Inc. Published by Palan Music Ltd. and Spirit One Music Ltd.

All tracks published by Copyright Control

Recorded between October 2001 & March 2003 at Raskits Lair / Belly Of The Beast Studios, London, UK.
Mixed in April 2003 at www.kenwoodstudios.co.uk, Sheffield, UK.
Sleeve/logo design: Trust Me London™.

Made in England printed in Booklet.

Packaging: Transparent tray jewel case with a 12-page booklet.

1. Sittin' Here 4:05
2. Stop Dat 3:39
3. I Luv U 4:04
4. Brand New Day 3:59
5. 2 Far 3:07
6. Fix Up, Look Sharp 3:45
7. Cut 'Em Off 3:53
8. Hold Ya Mouf 2:55
9. Round We Go 4:11
10. Jus A Rascal 3:39
11. Wot U On 4:49
12. Jezebel 3:37
13. Seems 2 Be 3:46
14. Live O 3:33
15. Do It 4:05

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 6 34904 01702 6
Barcode 634904017026
Matrix / Runout [MPO Logo] XLCD170 @@ 20030603 1953 @@ 4
Mastering SID Code IFPI L032
Mould SID Code IFPI RZ01
Matrix / Runout [MPO Logo] XLCD170 @@ 20030603 1953 @@ 4
Mastering SID Code IFPI L032
Mould SID Code IFPI RZ21

Phonographic Copyright (p) XL Recordings Ltd.
Copyright (c) XL Recordings Ltd.
Produced For Dirtee Stank Productions
Published By Copyright Control
Published By Palan Music Publishing Ltd.
Published By Spirit One Music Limited
Recorded At Raskits Lair
Recorded At Belly Of The Beast
Mixed At Kenwood Studios
Designed At Trust Me London
Pressed By MPO