Track Listing
1. Stymie's Theme
2. Sons Of 3rd Bass
3. Russell Rush
4. Gas Face
5. Monte Hall
6. Oval Office
7. Hoods
8. Soul In The Hole
9. Triple Stage Darkness
10. MC Disagree
11. Wordz Of Wisdom
12. Product Of The Environment
13. Desert Boots
14. Cactus
15. Jim Backus
16. Flippin' Off The Wall Like Lucy Ball
17. Brooklyn Queens
18. Steppin' To The AM
19. Episode 3
20. Who's On Third
| Details | | Number of CDs: | 1 | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Distributor: | Universal Music | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | AAD |
Album Notes
3rd Bass includes: MC Search (Michael Berrin); Prime Minister Pete Nice (Peter Nash).Producers include: Keith Shocklee, Hank Shocklee, M.C. Serch, Sam Sever, Prince Paul.Engineers include: Greg Gordon, Curt Fresca, Kevin Reynolds.Recorded at Chung King, Green Street Studios, New York, New York; Island Media, West Babylon, New York.
Editorial Reviews
3 stars out of 5 - ...State-of-the-art in 1988: riffs galore, breathless sample-on-sample gunslinging from producers Sam Sever, The Bomb Squad and Price Paul, humor, politics and lyrical fluency....it's still compelling today...
Q (07/01/2000)
...They perfected mashed-up beats and rhymes before Cypress Hill were even thought of. This album takes BS&T's 'Spinning Wheel' and Aretha's 'Respect' to new places....The follow up DERELICTS OF DIALECTS is great too.
Mojo (06/01/2000)
3 stars out of 5 - ...They spend 45 minutes explaining how 'street' they are against a backdrop of succulent Prince Paul beats. 'Hoods', alarmingly, is a f***ing 'wicked' tune.
Melody Maker (05/23/2000)
3 stars out of 5 - ...State-of-the-art in 1988: riffs galore, breathless sample-on-sample gunslinging from producers Sam Sever, The Bomb Squad and Price Paul, humor, politics and lyrical fluency....it's still compelling today...Mojo (6/00, p.125) - ...They perfected mashed-up beats and rhymes before Cypress Hill were even thought of. This album takes BS&T's 'Spinning Wheel' and Aretha's 'Respect' to new places....The follow up DERELICTS OF DIALECTS is great too.Melody Maker (5/23/00, p.56) - 3 stars out of 5 - ...They spend 45 minutes explaining how 'street' they are against a backdrop of succulent Prince Paul beats. 'Hoods', alarmingly, is a f***ing 'wicked' tune.
Q (07/01/2000)
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