Chain Reaction (Cuban Link album)

Prior to the formation of Terror Squad, Cuban was at a turning point in his career after debuting on The Beatnuts single "Off the Books", guest appearing on Big Pun's album Capital Punishment and signing to Atlantic Records. In addition, Cuban and the Terror Squad released their self-titled debut album on September 21, 1999. After Big Pun released his first solo album, Cuban was next up to shine. He was scheduled to release his major-label debut 24K in the summer of 2000 under Atlantic Records. After several delays, bootlegging issues and contract disputes with Fat Joe, the album was eventually shelved. This caused Cuban's career to derail and forced him to go underground. A few years after being blackballed out of the industry, Cuban signed with M.O.B. Records and started to work on his official debut LP. ==Singles==

The album spawned the singles "Scandalous" featuring Don Omar which peaked number 45 on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart in 2005, "Sugar Daddy" featuring Mýa which debuted on 106 & Park and "Letter to Pun" where the song's video is on the DVD. In addition, the songs "Shakedown" and "Talk About It" featuring Jadakiss were both released as promotional singles. ==Track listing==

Notes • signifies a co-producer • "Comin' Home with Me" and "Shakedown" both feature additional vocals from Swizz Beatz. • "Private Party" features additional vocals from Big Humma. • "Letter to Pun" features additional vocals from One Solo. Sample credits • "No Mercy" contains excerpts of "Main Title Theme (The Fog)", as composed by John Carpenter. • "Sugar Daddy" contains an interpolation of "Niggaz 4 Life", as written by Tracy Curry and Lorenzo Patterson, performed by N.W.A. • "Letter to Pun" contains multiple elements of "Making Love Out of Nothing At All", composed by Jim Steinman, performed by Air Supply. ==Charts==