3rd Bass- The Cactus Album (Vinyl) Andrew Lloyd Webber The modern histories of music

The modern histories of music and art would also not have unfolded so spectacularly if practioners weren't brave enough to redefine themselves

woozy mantra of leftfield dancehall explorer Androo's 'Lyriso'

or his recent champion stint on Las Vegas alt-rock radio

Blast Mega on "Seven Kings" and D1 on the title track

Universal Blackness (Early Version 1987)

3rd Bass- The Cactus Album (Vinyl) Andrew Lloyd Webber The modern histories of music3rd Bass "The Cactus Album" [Emerald Green 2 LP] 3rd Bass released their debut, The Cactus Album, on Def Jam Recordings in 1989. It reached #55 on the Billboard 200 and features the hit singles, "The Gas Face (feat. Zev Love X)," "Brooklyn Queens" and "Steppin' to the A. M." 2 LP set on emerald green color vinyl. Track List Stymie's Theme Sons of 3rd Bass Russell Rush The Gas Face Monte Hall Oval Office Hoods Soul in the Hole Triple Stage Darkness M.