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List Price: $9.98 | | Label: Sony
Salesrank: 75645
Released: June 29, 1993 |
| Our Price: $4.24 |
| Used Price: $0.74 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Poetic Justice (1993 Film) Track Listing:
1. Get It Up - TLC
2. Indo Smoke - Mista Grimm
3. Well Alright - Babyface
4. Call Me A Mack - Usher Raymond
5. Waiting For You - Tony! Toni! Tone!
6. One In A Million - Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth
7. Nite & Day - Cultural Revolution
8. Poor Man's Poetry - Naughty By Nature
9. I've Been Waiting - Terri & Monica
10. Niggas Don't Give A Fuck - Dogg Pound
11. Definition Of A Thug Nigga - 2Pac
12. I Wanna Be Your Man - Chaka Demus & Pliers
13. Cash In My Hands - Nice & Smooth
14. Never Dreamed You'd Leave In Summer - Stevie Wonder
15. Justice's Groove - Stanley Clarke
Poetic Justice (1993 Film) Reviews:
indo smoke rocks 
2007-08-15 - mista grimm's indo smoke featuring warren g and nate dogg is the only song on here I like that's why I gave it 3 stars.
Soundtrack is missing Bonita Applebum Remix 
2007-02-14 - I was disappointed the Soundtrack didn't have the Bonita Applebaum Hootie Mix. I can't find that mix anywhere except on Vinyl.
This Is Kind Of Weak
2006-06-19 - The songs by Usher and Stevie Wonder are the only two decent tracks on here. Everything else is just whatever. Janet Jackson's song "Again" isn't even on here.
Top 5 Soundtracks of all-time 
2004-12-26 - Another early '90's classic soundtrack that was great and matched the feel of the movie. Also this was the coming out party for a man out of Chattanooga, TN named Usher Raymond(Usher) with his hit "Call Me A Mack"(one of his best songs of all-time) and also featured TLC's remake of the The Time's "Get It Up". This soundtrack had some star power to it but was ignored by the mainstream audience which makes this soundtrack underrated. Some other songs of interest as well is "Indo Smoke" by Mista Grimm, "N***** Don't Give A F***" by the Dogg Pound, & one of my favorite 2Pac joints "Definition Of A Thug N****". Overall a great sleeper soundtrack that did not get a lot of pub but in my book it is a classic.
Overall good soundtrack
2003-02-13 - I remember this soundtrack mainly because of Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth's "One in a Million". It is very hard to find that song anywhere. Other notables are Mista Grimm's "Indo Smoke" (I have no idea how they were able to play this on the radio) and my favorite song, Tha Dogg Pound's "N's Don't Give a F". I wasn't really impressed with TLC's "Get It Up", but not many people can remake a Prince song right, anyway. I would have enjoyed this soundtrack more if Janet Jackson's "Again" (or any Janet song) was on here since she is the star of the movie but I guess it had to do with contractual reasons, as another reviewer said.
