-01. The Merchant Of Grooves
02. Derelicts Of Dialect
03. Ace In The Hole
04. French Toast
05. Portrait Of The Artist As A Hood
06. Pop Goes The Weasel
07. Sea Vessel Soliloquy
08. Daddy Rich In The Land Of 1210
09. Word To The Third
10. Herbalz In Your Mouth
11. Al'z A-B-Cee'z
12. No Master Plan No Master Race
13. Come In
14. No Static At All
15. Eye Jammie
16. Microphone Techniques
17. Problem Child
18. 3 Strikes 5000
19. Kick Em In The Grill
20. Green Eggs And Swine
21. Derelicts Of Dialect (SD50 Remix)
22. Pop Goes The Weasel
23. M.C. Disagree And The Re-Animator
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Although 3rd Bass didn't fully realize their tremendous potential, the Brooklyn rappers offered enjoyable, if uneven, albums. Like the group's 1989 debut, their second and final album, Derelicts of Dialect, makes it clear that the MCs weren't aiming for the pop charts, and were loyal only to the hip-hop hardcore. When MC Serch and Pete Nice tear into such aggressive and forceful declarations as "Pop Goes the Weasel" (an inflammatory attack on Vanilla Ice), "Portrait of the Artist as a Hood," and "Ace in the Hole," it's clear why they were among the few white MCs who were successful in the young black community, someone who heard their rapping without seeing their picture could easily assume they were black. Although the goofy "Herbalz in Your Mouth" shows some De La Soul and Tribe Called Quest influence, 3rd Bass don't allow themselves to be nearly as lighthearted, and keep things hardcore and intense.
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mp3 @ VBR / Lame 3.97 / Joint Stereo / 100 mb
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