Tracks:
Zen Concrete (Interlude) - (interlude)
Dungle Boogie - (Bud'da Mix)
Capone's Theme - (score)
We Run Tings - (Runaway Mix)
Papers - (Bud'da Mix)
Softcore Surge
Call the Police
Man a Bad Man
Soca Nama
Mambo Jambo - (Mambo Re-Rub mix)
Fake Names
We Run Tings - (Fuzz Townshend Mix)
Police & Thieves

Performer Notes:

• Personnel: Lloyd "Gitsy" Willis (guitar); Dean Fraser (saxophone); David Madden (trumpet); Nambo Robinson (trombone); Jeremy Shaw, Handel Tucker, Howie B, Steven "Lenky" Marsden (keyboards); Sly Dunbar (snare drum, drum programming); Johnny Rockstar (programming); Janice McClain, Tony Gold, Cherine Anderson, Brian & Tony Gold, Dalton Brownie (background vocals).
• Audio Mixers: Martin Kloiber; Will O'Donovan; Bruno Guez.
• Recording information: Main Street Recording Studio; Metropolis; MIxing Lab; Penthouse Recording Studio; Sonic Sound Studios; Kingston; The Hole.
• Whenever you want to catch up on the state of the art in modern reggae, it's best to find out what drummer Sly Dunbar and bassist Robbie Shakespeare are up to. As players, they've served as the rhythmic backbone for a disproportionate number of the most important reggae singles and albums, some dating back to the music's earliest days; as producers, they've shaped the sound of some of reggae's most respected singers and bands. For this soundtrack album, the boys have gathered together an impressive roster of current dancehall dons, including the ubiquitous Beenie Man, Mega Banton, and Red Dragon, as well as the excellent cultural singer Luciano (who turns in an impressive performance of "Police and Thieves," a song long considered to be owned by Junior Murvin). Lady G delivers the rock-solid and rhythmically minimalist "Man a Bad Man," Innocent Crew shows up with two weird and gangsterish numbers ("Papers" and "Mambo Jambo"), and Sly & Robbie themselves contribute several fine instrumental tracks. Very nice. ~ Rick Anderson

Professional Reviews: Mixmag (3/00, p.151) - 4 out of 5 - "...with Sly & Robbie in charge, it's invigoratingly current....this tends to highlight the influence Jamaican dancehall has had on American producers...and rappers....A technicolor snapshot of Jamaica's cutting egde."

Producer: Donovan Germain, Robbie, Howie B., Andrew Bradford, Sly Dunbar

Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Release Date: 1 September, 2004

Label: Palm

Dimensions: 14.6 x 14 x 1.3 centimeters (0.06 kg)