Dwight Spitz

Dwight Spitz
Studio album by Count Bass D
Released	April 30, 2002
Recorded	2002
Genre	Alternative hip hop
Length	55:40
Label	High Times
Producer	Count Bass D, (#8) DJ Pocket, (#19) J. Rawls
Count Bass D chronology
Art For Sale (1997) Dwight Spitz (2002) Begborrowsteel (2005)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
sputnik music	[1]
Flak Magazine	(favorable)[2]

Dwight Spitz is an album by American hip hop artist and multi-instrumentalist Count Bass D, his second full-length studio album. It was released on August 30, 2002 on High Times.

Overview

After the release of Pre-Life Crisis, Dwight felt he overshot his own talent. In 2002, Count decided to make a more Hip Hop themed album, so he bought an Akai S-3000 sampler, and an MPC-2000 drum machine and quickly learned to create beats using samples. Dwight Spitz is Dwight's first leap into an album with a more traditional Hip Hop theme.^[3]. The album has collaborations with Edan, J. Rawls, Dione Farris, and MF DOOM.

Track listing

1. "Jussa Playa"
2. "Aural S(ECT)s"
3. "Gon' Get Yours"
4. "Antemeridian"
5. "Postmeridian"
6. "How We Met" (feat. Edan)
7. "Just Say No"
8. "Sanctuary"
   • Producer: DJ Pocket
9. "Subwoofer (Dumile)"
10. "Truth To Light"
11. "Real Music Vs. Bu11$#!+"
12. "August 25, 2011"
13. "Hello Test Test"
14. "Aural S(ECT)s"
15. "Blackman Dreams" (feat. Lil' D)
16. "Reign or Shine" (feat. Rayna Shine)
17. "Quite Buttery" (feat. MF DOOM)
18. "Blues For Percy Carey"
19. "Seven Years" (feat. Dionne Farris)
20. "Ohio Playas"
    • Producer: J. Rawls
21. "Dwight Spitz"
22. "Make A Buck" (feat. MF DOOM)
23. "No Time For Fakin' (Part 2)"
24. "My First Piece"
25. "Coming Soon"
26. "Take Control"

References

1. ^ Joe, Schmoh. "Review: Dwight Spitz". Sputnik Music.sputnik music. Retrieved on 2010-4-24.
2. ^ James, Norton. "Review: Dwight Spitz". Flak Magazine. Flak Magazine. Retrieved on 2011-10-6.
3. ^ "Dwight Spitz - The Recording Process

External links

• Dwight Spitz at Allmusic