Digital Underground - The "Body-Hat" Syndrome Album

• Design – Mark Weinberg
• Engineer [Studio 2nds] – Jeff Gray, Malcom Sherwood, Renwick Smith Curry
• Illustration [All Illustrations And Cartooning] – Rackadelic
• Layout, Art Direction – Erwin Gorostiza, Greg Jacobs
• Lead Guitar [Special Guest Lead Guitar] – Michael "Maggot-Brain/Knee-Deep" Hampton
• Mastered By – Ken Lee
• Other [Coaching Staff] – Atron Gregory, TNT Staff, The
• Other [Head Referee] – Neil "Sleuth" Johnson
• Other [Sponsors] – Atron Gregory, Greg Jacobs, Tom Silverman
• Producer, Arranged By – The D-Flow Production Squad
• Recorded By [Recording Engineer], Mixed By [Mixing Engineer] – Bob Morse, Darrin Harris, Mark Slagle, Matt Kelley, Michael Denten, Steve Counter
• Sampler [Sampling], Programmed By [Programming], Keyboards, Turntables – David "DJ Fuze" Elliot, Jeremy "Jay-Z" Jackson, The Piano-Man
• Voice [Bench Team Voices] – Descaro "Mack Mone" Moore, Gwen Everett, Jeremy "Jay-Z" Jackson, Kim Morgan, Ramone "Pee Wee" Gooden, Ronald "Omar" Everett, Ronvell Sharper, Shirley "Shassiah" Tabor, Toby "T-Love" Holton
• Voice [Special Mention Guest Voices] – D-Love, Gary "Doo-Wop" Shider, Gary "Mudbone" Cooper, Mark Sexx, O.B. , The Shah
• Voice [Starting Team Voices] – "Clee" Askew, Earl "Schmoovy-Schmoov" Cook, Eddie "Humpty-Hump" Humphrey, Greg "Shock-G" Jacobs, Michael "Dirty-Red" Boston, Ron "Money B" Brooks, "Saafir" The Saucee Nomad, "2 Pac" Shakur
• Written-By – B. Worrel (tracks: 1), B. Worrell (tracks: 3, 7), W. Collins (tracks: 1, 7, 16), C. Wilson (tracks: 10), C. Askew (tracks: 7, 9 to 11, 13, 18, 20), D. Elliot (tracks: 2 to 4, 14, 15, 19), D. McNight (tracks: 20), E. Cook (tracks: 20), E. Humphrey III (tracks: 1, 5, 6, 12, 14, 16, 17), G. Clinton (tracks: 1, 3, 7, 16, 20), G. Jacobs, J.S. Theracon (tracks: 7), J. Jackson (tracks: 1, 18), M. Boston (tracks: 18), M. Hampton (tracks: 9), R. Mohamed (tracks: 2 to 4, 6, 10 to 12, 17, 20), R. Troutman (tracks: 10), R. Brooks (tracks: 4, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 17, 20), T. Shakur (tracks: 9)

Parental Advisory Explicit Lyrics
Tracks 5, 7 & 20 are bonus CD tracks.
Comes with a mini poster insert and a black & white comic book.
Produced for Stayin' Busy Productions.
The Samplers, Programmers, Scratchers and Lead Guitarist are called "Locker-Room Physicians".
The Engineers are called "Press Box And Scoreboard Personnel".
The Artists and Designers are called "Halftime Festivities".

"The Arenas":
Starlight Sound in Richmond, California
Infinite Sounds in Alameda, California
Hyde Street Studios in San Francisco, California
Different Fur in San Francisco, California
Head First Productions in Tampa, Florida
Echo Sound in Los Angeles, California

2-Pac appears courtesy of Interscope Inc.
Raw Fusion and The Dungeon Squad appear courtesy of Hollywood Basic.
Humpty-Hump appears courtesy of a weekend pass from Bel-View State Mental Institution.

Credits:
1 - "Aqua Boogie" performed by Parliament used courtesy of Polygram Records.
3 - "Holly Wants To Go To California" performed by Funkadelic used courtesy of Warner Bros. Records.
7 - "Colour Me Funky" and "Trombipulation" performed by Parliament used courtesy of Polygram Records
10 - "Computer Love" performed by Zapp used courtesy of Warner Special Products.
16 - "Funkentelechy" performed by Parliament used courtesy of Polygram Records.
20 - "The Freeze" performed by Parliament used courtesy of Polygram Records.

Publishing:
1 & 16 - GLG Two Music / Pubhowyalike Publishing / Willesden Music / Bridgeport Music / Rubberband Music / Rightsong Music (BMI)
2, 4 to 6, 8 to 15 & 17 to 19 - GLG Two Music / Pubhowyalike Publishing / Willesden Music (BMI)
3 - GLG Two Music / Pubhowyalike Publishing / Willesden Music / Bridgeport Music (BMI)
7 & 20 - GLG Two Music / Pubhowyalike Publishing / Willesden Music / Bridgeport Music / Rightsong Music (BMI)

(P)(C) 1993 Tommy Boy Music, Inc.

• Barcode: 0 16998-1080-2 4
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): 43 1080-2 SRC##01 ARC M2 S2
• Rights Society: BMI
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): 43 1080-2 SRC##01 M1S1

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Tommy Boy Music, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Tommy Boy Music, Inc.
• Manufactured For – Tommy Boy Music, Inc.
• Distributed By – Tommy Boy Music, Inc.
• Mastered At – Rocket Lab
• Engineered At – Starlight Sound
• Engineered At – Infinite Sounds
• Engineered At – Hyde Street Studios
• Engineered At – Different Fur Studios
• Engineered At – Head First Productions
• Engineered At – Echo Sound
• Produced For – Stayin' Busy Productions
• Published By – GLG Two Music
• Published By – Pubhowyalike Publishing
• Published By – Willesden Music
• Published By – Bridgeport Music, Inc.
• Published By – Rubber Band Music
• Published By – Rightsong Music

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