Studio Album · No. 4

99 Ways to Die Songwriting Credits by Master P

1995 No Limit / Priority 13 tracks 51:51

Produced by Al Eaton

No Limit / Priority Gangsta RapHip Hop
Credits not
documented

Songwriter credits for this album are not yet documented.

Authorship Breakdown

Songwriter credits for this album are not yet documented in our sources. We leave the authorship score blank rather than imply Master P wrote none of it.

By the Numbers

13
Tracks
0
Lyricists
6
Producers
1995
Released
Data Insight

Thirteen tracks and no published writer for any of them. The album has no Wikipedia article and its Discogs release lists producers only. It sits between two records where the credits do exist, which makes the gap look like carelessness rather than obscurity.

99 Ways to Die came out on No Limit and Priority in February 1995. It did not chart on the Billboard 200.

Track Listing & Credits 13 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Intro / 17 Reasons
Not documented - Master P Master P (Performer)
2
Commercial 1
Not documented - Al Eaton Master P (Performer)
3
Dead Presidents
Not documented - K-Lou Master P (Performer)
4
Rollin' Thru My Hood
Not documented - Al Eaton Master P (Performer)
5
Bullets Gots No Name
Not documented - CMTE-A-Ski Master P (Performer)
6
When They Gone
Not documented - Al Eaton Master P (Performer)
7
Playa Wit Game
Not documented - Al Eaton Master P (Performer)
8
Commercial 2
Not documented - Al Eaton Master P (Performer)
9
99 Ways To Die
Not documented - Larry D Master P (Performer)
10
Rev. Do Wrong Comm
Not documented - Al Eaton Master P (Performer)
11
Hoe Games
Not documented - Master P Master P (Performer)
12
1-900-Master P (Bonus Track)
Not documented - Larry D Master P (Performer)
13
When They Gone (Radio)
Not documented - Al Eaton Master P (Performer)

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Frequently Asked Questions 99 Ways to Die

Who wrote 99 Ways to Die?
Nothing published says. There is no Wikipedia article and the Discogs release carries producers but no writing credits.
How did it chart?
It did not enter the Billboard 200.
How did it sell?
The discography's certification column is blank for this album and no sales figure is published.
Was there a single?
"When They Gone", which registered no chart peak.
How long is it?
Thirteen tracks. No total running time is published.
Where do the tracks come from?
The 1995 US CD release on Discogs, which is the published track listing for it.
What came next?
Ice Cream Man in 1996, the album that broke No Limit nationally.
Data note: The album has no Wikipedia article, and the Discogs release it is built from publishes no writing credits. The track listing and producers come from that release.

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