Masta Ace – Disposable Arts

Name: Masta Ace - Disposable Arts
Rating: 4.64 (74 reviews)

Tracklist

A1		The Release (Skit) Featuring – Tony Hanna
A2		Too Long Featuring – Apocalypse (3) Producer – Masta Ace
A3		Block Episode Featuring – Punch & Words Producer – Luis "Sabor" Tineo*
A4		IDA Commercial (Skit) Featuring – Tonedeff
A5		Don't Understand Featuring – Greg Nice Producer – Paul Nice Scratches – DJ JS-1
A6		Goodbye Lisa (Skit) Featuring – Jane Doe
A7		Hold U Featuring – Jean Grae Producer – Ayatollah
B1		Every Other Day Featuring – Sas (5) Producer – Xplicit
B2		Roommates Meet (Skit) Featuring – MC Paul Barman
B3		Take A Walk Featuring – Punchline Producer – Gerrard C. Baker
B4		Something's Wrong Featuring – Young Zee Producer – Koolade
B5		The Classes (Skit) Featuring – MC Paul Barman Producer – Xplicit
B6		Acknowledge Producer – Xplicit Scratches – DJ JS-1
C1		Enuff Featuring – Mr. Lee Gee* Producer – Rodney Hunter
C2		Watching The Game (Skit) Featuring – Strick
C3		Unfriendly Game Featuring – Suede (2) Producer – Luis "Sabor" Tineo*
C4		Alphabet Soup Featuring – Blaise Dupuy Producer – Domingo
C5		Dear Yvette Featuring – Jessica Harrell Producer – DJ Rob (2)
C6		I Like Dat Featuring – Shireen Rahman Producer – The Courts
D1		P.T.A. Featuring – Uneek (2) Producer – Deacon Da Villain*
D2		Type I Hate Featuring – Rah Digga Producer – Domingo
D3		Dear Diary Producer – Domingo
D4		Last Rights (Skit)
D5		No Regrets Featuring – MC Paul Barman Producer – Domingo

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Disposable Arts (CD, Album)	Yosumi Records	422 860 948-2	US	2001
New Submission	Disposable Arts (Clean Version) (2×LP, Album)	JCOR Entertainment	INTF 10678-1	US	2001
New Submission	Disposable Arts (CDr, Album, Mastering Lab Edition)	Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs	none	US	2001
Recently Edited	Disposable Arts (2×LP, Album, Reissue)	Yosumi Records	MCM 101	US	2002
Recently Edited	Disposable Arts (CD, Album, Reissue)	M3 Macmil Music	MCM 101	US	2002

makmusic Feb 24, 2023
Surprised to see a review describing this as overrated. This album is an absolute classic. The concept itself proves more relevant today than in 2001 and as usual Masta Ace kills it lyrically. Check out "Acknowledge" (classic diss track), "Enuff","No Regrets" and the "IDA Commercial" for a bit of humour.
HM-2 Oct 20, 2012
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. No real stand out songs here, maybe "Don't Understand" with Paul Nice mimicking a Premier beat.
dj.chico Aug 13, 2011
10 star record one of the best of all time.