Souls of Mischief '93 Til Infinity

• Souls of Mischief – let em know
• Souls of Mischief – live and let live
• Souls of Mischief – that's when ya last
• Souls of Mischief – a name i call myself
• Souls of Mischief – disseshowdo
• Souls of Mischief – what a way to go out
• Souls of Mischief – never no more
• Souls of Mischief – 93 till infinity
• Souls of Mischief – limitations
• Souls of Mischief – anything can happen
• Souls of Mischief – make your mind up
• Souls of Mischief – batting practice
• Souls of Mischief – tell me who profits
• Souls of Mischief – outro

• 1. let em know
• 2. live and let live
• 3. that's when ya last
• 4. a name i call myself
• 5. disseshowdo
• 6. what a way to go out
• 7. never no more
• 8. 93 till infinity
• 9. limitations
• 10. anything can happen
• 11. make your mind up
• 12. batting practice
• 13. tell me who profits
• 14. outro
• 15. 93 ‘Til Infinity (12” Remix Version) [CD only]
• 16. That’s When Ya Lost (I Ain’t Trippin’ Remix) [CD only]
• 17. Make Your Mind Up (Rock On Mix) [CD only]
• 18. Never No More (76 Seville Mix) [CD only]
• 19. Good Feeling (12” Version) [CD only]
• 20. 93 ‘Til Infinity (LP Instrumental) [CD only]
• 21. 93 ’Til Infinity (Remix Instrumental) [CD only]
• 22. That’s When Ya Lost (LP Instrumental) [CD only]
• 23. Never No More (LP Instrumental) [CD only]
• 24. Never No More (76 Seville Mix Instrumental) [CD only]
• 25. 93 ‘Til Infinity (Acapella Version) [CD only]

All-time classic Hip Hop album everyone should have!

There are very few albums across any genre that stand the test of time better than 93 ‘Til Infinity, the classic debut record from the Hieroglyphics crew’s very own Souls of Mischief.

In an era where Gangsta Rap and G-Funk dominated the West Coast Rap scene, Souls broke ground on a completely unique and thoroughly west coast sound. While the Dr. Dre’s and the Snoop Doggs were garnering much of the mainstream attention, Souls were quietly forging a charismatic, critically acclaimed, and cohesively shaped record that when categorized, sounded much closer to A Tribe Called Quest than N.W.A. The sound of their debut is characteristic of the distinct style explored by the collective, including a rhyme scheme based on internal rhyme and beats centered around a live bass and obscure jazz and funk samples.