Masta Ace - Disposable Arts Album

Tracklist

1	Watching The Game Featuring – Strick
2	Don't Understand Featuring – Greg NiceProducer – Paul Nice
3	Dear Yvette Featuring – Jane Doe
4	Hold U Featuring – Jean Grae
5	Acknowledge Producer – Xplicit
6	I Like Dat Featuring – Punch & Words
7	Alphabet Soup
8	Last Rights
9	Enuff Featuring – Mr. Lee Gee
10	Take A Walk Featuring – Apocalypse
11	Too Long Featuring – Apocalypse
12	The Classes
13	Commercial Featuring – Tonedeff
14	No Regrets
15	Type I Hate Featuring – Leschea, Rah Digga
16	Unfriendly Game Featuring – Strick
17	Dear Diary
18	Every Other Day
19	The Release
20	P.T.A. Featuring – J-Ro, King Tee
21	Something's Wrong Featuring – Strick, Young ZeeProducer – Koolade
22	Roommates Meet
23	Block Episode Featuring – Punch & Words
24	Goodbye Lisa Featuring – Jane Doe

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
422 860 948-2	Masta Ace	Disposable Arts ‎(CD, Album)	JCOR Entertainment, Yosumi Records	422 860 948-2	US	2001
MCM 101	Masta Ace	Disposable Arts ‎(2xLP, Album, RE)	Yosumi Records	MCM 101	US	2002
HHV223	Masta Ace	Disposable Arts ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, Blu)	HHV.de, M3 Macmil Music	HHV223	Germany	2013
422860948-1	Masta Ace	Disposable Arts ‎(2xLP, Album)	JCOR Entertainment	422860948-1	US	2001
INTF 10678-1	Masta Ace	Disposable Arts (Clean Version) ‎(2xLP, Album)	JCOR Entertainment	INTF 10678-1	US	2001

Credits

• Executive-Producer – Masta Ace, The Yosumians (DJ Rob, Domingo & Filthy Rich)
• Mixed By – Domingo, Filthy Rich , Masta Ace
• Producer – Domingo (tracks: 17, 21, 22, 24)
• Recorded By – DJ Rob (tracks: 1 to 4, 6 to 12, 14 to 19, 21, 23, 24)
• Vocals – MC Paul Barman (tracks: 9, 12, 23)

Notes

2002 Manufactured And Distributed By Studio Distribution, 425 West 15th Street, Suite 2R,New York,Ny 10011

Originally released on JCOR Entertainment 422860948-1.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 6 89782 00012 7
• Barcode (String): 689782000127
• Matrix / Runout: DADR 3AG61<7123>MCW101
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L483
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 8121

Companies

• Manufactured By – Studio Distribution
• Distributed By – Studio Distribution

Short intro

Masta Ace. Disposable Arts. Seed от лица компании M3 LatinAutor, UNIAO. Masta Ace x Marco Polo - A Breukelen Story 2018. Disposable Arts is the fourth solo album by American rapper Masta Ace, his follow up album since Sittin' On Chrome 1995. The concept follows a young Brooklyn man's release from prison, his return home, and his life at The Institute of Disposable Arts, a school in which Ace enrolls after realizing how bad the situation in Brooklyn is. The album sold poorly compared to his previous albums, due to JCOR Entertainment folding a month after its release but it was generally well received by critics and. Disposable Arts is the fourth album by Brownsville rapper Masta Ace, released on October 16th 2001 via JCOR Records. It included the single Dont Understand. The projects conception followed a hiatus in Aces career, after falling into obscurity due to the disbandment of Masta Ace Incorporated, alongside label complications. He explained this in a 2DOPEBOYZ interview: I had been working on an album for Big Beat Records, which was with Atlantic Records. I had been working on that album from about 1996 to the early part of 1998. I had recorded somewhere around 17 or 18 songs for that . Though Ace had been active in the underground scene since the release of 1995's Sittin' on Chrome, appearing on a number of singles and contributing memorable verses to various collaborations, the artist's disdain for the industry and disgust with his contemporaries kept him out of the studio for lengthy recording sessions. Masta Ace - Disposable Arts 2001. To favorites 1 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album Masta Ace - Disposable Arts 2001. Masta Ace - The Release. Masta Ace - Too Long Feat. Masta Ace - Block Episode Feat. Punch & Words. Masta Ace - Commercial. Masta Ace - Don't Understand Feat. Greg Nice. Masta Ace - Goodbye Lisa. Masta Ace - Hold U Feat. Jean Grae. Masta Ace - Every Other Day. 참조: Disposable Arts, 2xLP, Album, 422860948-1. Highly overrated album that miraculously received a lot of praise after it rightfully went out of print. Most of the songs on here could be described as average to boring. Masta Ace - The Making Of Disposable Arts Official Trailer 2 2:56. Masta-ace -Take a walk lyrics 5:08. Masta Ace feat. Other Masta Ace albums: MA DOOM: Son Of Yvonne. Masta Ace 15 tracks Released in 2012 Hip Hop. 3000 Avenue X. Welcome To The Bay. Listen full album. View all Masta Ace albums. 24 tracks. Released in 2001. Listen free to Masta Ace Disposable Arts The Release, Too Long and more. 24 tracks 70:35. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Play album. Get album. Released: Oct 2001. Label: M3. After six years without an LP, the ex-Juice Crew rhyme master silences any doubters with this amazingly tight record. Though slept on by many, Disposable Arts is easily one of best albums of 2001, with its running storyline, deep lyrics, and stellar beats. Loaded with neck-breakers, check Don't Understand, Acknowledge, and Every Other Day. About This Album. Disposable Arts Explicit Lyrics. Masta Ace Format: Audio CD. Please retry. It's tempting to dismiss this album as another failed comeback by an '80s pioneer, yet Masta Ace stays one step ahead of irrelevance. True, there's an endless string of weaknesses, starting with at least 20 minutes of filler. Even worse, Ace sounds like an Eminem clone as he tries to update a flow unused for the better half of the '90s. It's only when he returns to his rapping roots that Disposable Arts is saved from meltdown