Samples and Interpolations
- "Gangsta's Paradise" contains samples of "Pastime Paradise", performed by Stevie Wonder.
- "Too Hot" contains an interpolation of "Too Hot", originally performed by Kool & The Gang.
- "Cruisin'" contains an interpolation of "Cruisin'", originally performed by Smokey Robinson & the Miracles.
- "Sumpin' New" contains samples of "Thighs High (Grip Your Hips More)", performed by Tom Browne, and "Wikka Wrap", performed by The Evasions.
- "Smilin'" contains an interpolation of "You Caught Me Smiling", originally performed by Sly & The Family Stone.
- "Kinda High, Kinda Drunk" contains interpolations of "Saturday Night" and "The Boyz in Da Hood"
- "For My Sistas" contains an interpolation of "Make Me Say It Again Girl", originally performed by The Isley Brothers.
- "A Thing Goin' On" contains an interpolation of "Me & Mrs. Jones".
- "The Revolution" contains an interpolation of "Magic Night".
- "Get Up, Get Down" contains an interpolation of "Chameleon", originally performed by Herbie Hancock.
- The song "Gangsta's Paradise" is used in the film Dangerous Minds (1995).
- The first line of "Gangsta's Paradise" is taken from Psalm 23.
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