Pete Rock, whose production work helped define the 90s “golden age,” is a rare exception; Rock’s one of the few musicians who made his name in the aggressively unflashy 90s East Coast sound and managed to stay continually relevant without capitulating to changing tastes.
80 Blocks from Tiffany's offered proof that amidst the expeditions rap music’s launching into new sonic territories like EDM, noisy psychedelia, and quasi-industrial music, the classic boom-bap stuff still has a place.
| A1 | Intro |
| A2 | Ladies & Gentlemen (Introducing 80 Blocks) |
| A3 | Clean Getaway |
| A4 | No Uniform |
| A5 | Megan Good |
| A6 | Don't Ya Just Love It |
| B1 | You Never Seen A City Like (The Bronx) |
| B2 | Glitter & Gold |
| B3 | 80 Blocks From Tiffany's |
| B4 | Block Party |
| B5 | Mofongo |
| B6 | Not Ready |
