Music Album: America's Most Hardcore
Album Release Date: April 1994
Music Genre: Punk Hip Hop Rock Cut-up/DJ Bounce Conscious Hardcore
Record Label: Grand Royal
Album Release Country: United Kingdom
Music Record Type: 11 Tracks Vinyl 10"
American Hardcore/Punk band from Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. Formed in 1991, the band broke up in 1999 and reunited in 2013.
| A1 | The Hurra |
| A2 | Can We Get Along? |
| A3 | Elbow Room |
| B1 | DFL |
| B2 | Pizzaman |
| B3 | America's Most Hardcore |
| B4 | U Don't Understand |
| B5 | Knucklehead Nation |
| B6 | Think About The Pit |
| B7 | Smoke Bomb |
| B8 | My Crazy Life |
Tracks on side A taken from the album Hurricane (2) - The Hurra
A1: contains samples from "I Gotta Stand For Something" (M.Brooks & S.Cravers), published by Elbert Music (BMI) and performed by Professor And The Efficiency Experts, courtesy of Stanton Records.
A2: contains samples from the "Gangbusters" radio programm, property of Charles of Michelson, Inc., and contains excerpts from "Kill", published by Classic Cut and performed by The Black Voices, courtesy of Rodney and Anthony Hamilton.
A3: contains samples from "Sombrero Sam" (C.Lloyd), published by Forest Farm Music (BMI), administered by Copyright management, Inc, performed by Charles Lloyd, courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corporation by Arrangement with Warner Special Products and from "Soul Yodel" (J.McDuff), published by Jewel Music Publishers, Inc. (ASCAP) and performed by Brother Jack McDuff, courtesy of MCA Records.
Side B: recorded at G-Son and New Bellevue.
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