MC Search

1992
Track Listing
1. Here it comes 7. Can you dig it
2. Don't have to be 8. Social narcotics
3. Back to the grill 9. Hits the head
4. Hard but true 10. Scenes from the mind
5. Return of the product 11. Here it comes again
6. Daze in a wear
Featured Artists: Chubb Rock, Nas, Red Hot Lover Tone, Fatal
Produced By : Wolf & Epic, T-Ray, MC Search, Skeff Anselm
Samples : Return of the product - Daddy Rich by Rose Royce
Can you dig it - Captain Spangle's crystal song by Don Cooper
Hits the head - You know, you know by John McLaughlin
Hits the head - Smoke house by David Stock
Scenes from the mind - Flue thing by Al Kooper
Notes
This is the solo debut and only solo album to be released by MC Search. I remember I received this as a gift from my brother, who also got me into MC Search's previous group, Third Bass. This album only contained a couple singles, and does include what could be one of the first published tracks to feature hip-hop legend, Nas, who then went by Nasty Nas. The album hit number 103 on the Billboard top 200.
Recommendations
It's a quick album, and only contains a couple hits. I do enjoy those two hits, and owning this record, or borrowing it would be the only ways to contain these tracks, so for me, this is one that you should own.
If you plan on purchasing Return of the product
This is a tough one to get your hands on. Luckily for me, my bro went out and purchased back when it was released. Good luck finding it. You may be able to get your hands on it used, so take a look at Cdnow.com and see if they have it available.
If you don't plan on purchasing Return of the product but want to hear some tracks from it
This album is so tough to get your hands on, that even my two recommend individual track purchasing sites don't have it available. You either have to own it, or borrow it from someone. If you can I would recommend checking out "Here it comes", "Don't have to be" and the track featuring Nas, "Back to the grill".
My Top 5
Back to the grill
Here it comes
Don't have to be
Return of the product
Social Narcotics