References
1. ^ Tracks possibly intended for Loveland, which appeared on the bootlegged version include:
1. "Spirit" (appeared on Happy People/U Saved Me)
2. "All I" (unreleased, but sampled by Mannie Fresh on his 2004 track "Lady, Lady")
3. "Leap of Faith" (appeared on Happy People/U Saved Me)
4. "Make Me" (appeared on Chocolate Factory under the title "You Knock Me Out")
5. "Fly" (extended opera influenced version of "I Believe I Can Fly" as used on the TP-2 Tour)
6. "The World's Greatest" (was already released on the Ali OST)
7. "(Step) In The Name Of Love" (appeared on Chocolate Factory in both original mix and remix versions, which was a No. 1 R&B hit)
8. "Love For Me" (renamed "Far More" and was available on the bonus Loveland CD with the first pressings of Chocolate Factory)
9. "Somethings Never Change" (unreleased, a very 1970s Stevie Wonder-like track)
10. "Forever And Ever" (appeared on Chocolate Factory under the name "Forever")
11. "You Bring Me Joy" (unreleased, a soulful bedroom ballad)
12. "Make You My Baby" (track given to Joe, appeared on his 2003 album And Then...)
13. "Come to Daddy" (originally part of the BOBW tracklisting, unknown if this would have been on Loveland)
14. "Kiss You In Those Places" (unreleased, appeared on original TP-3: Reloaded tracklisting, but not final album)
15. "More and More" (track given to Joe, was a single, and appeared on his 2003 album And Then...)
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