PuDGee Tha PHaT BaSTaRD`s "HiSToRy b/w MoNeY DoN`T MaKe... [12 iNCH]"...

This 12 inch is on the unofficial tip, bootleg if ya will. You get 2 tracks on this one, the better joint (my opinion of course) is the first. "Money Don`t Make The World Stop [Rmx]" is a decent collabo` effort with features from the rugged M.O.P., D-Nice, 'Ghetto Millionaire' Royal Flush & a lil` intro from DJ Funkmaster Flex. Now "History" on the flip~side is ok, but honestly it`s not anything to write to your wifey about....LoL, anyway check it out for the first track you won`t be disappointed...

Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard - History b/w Money Don`t Make... [Bootleg 12 Inch]
Label: Street Scene Inc.
Released: 1997

A1. Money Don`t Make The World Stop [Rmx] {ft. D-Nice , Funkmaster Flex , M.O.P. & Royal Flush}
B1. History [Radio]
B2. History [Instr.]
B3. History [Acapella]

N`JoY...

PuDGee Tha PHaT BaSTaRD`s "On The ReGuLaR [12 iNCH PRoMo]"...

Continuing on the Pudgee tip, here`s another 12 inch from the Phat Bastard. This joint was released in 1995 on Perspective Records. "On The Regular" is a decent track produced by Nick Wiz, it`s got a nice laid~back vibe to it. The only difference between the Dirty LP Version & the DJ S&S Version is that on the later DJ S&S does a lil` intro on the track, similar to what you`d hear on a mixtape. On the B-Side you have "The Regular [Rmx]" & "The Regular [Rmx New Vox]" which are basically just remixes of "On The Regular" & in all honesty there isn`t too much of a diference between the 2 remixes. I prefer the LP Version overall, but the Remixes are pretty nice as well so go `head & check `em all out...

Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard - On The Regular [12 Inch Promo]
Label: Perspective Records
Released: 1995



1. On The Regular [Radio Edit]
2. On The Regular [Dirty LP Version]
3. On The Regular [DJ S&S LP Version]
4. On The Regular [Instr.]
5. The Regular [Rmx Radio Edit]
6. The Regular [Rmx]
7. The Regular [Rmx New Vox]
8. The Regular [Instr.]
9. On The Regular [A Cappella]









N`JoY...

PuDGee Tha PHaT BaSTaRD`s "CHeCKiN` OuT The Ave. [12 iNCH]"...

What`s the deal y`all? Back again, got some more Pudgee for ya` listen pleasure. This time it`s the complete rip (@320) of his 1993 single "Checkin` Out The Ave.". In the first post I dropped on Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard I thought I included the 12 inch, but it was actually missing a few tracks -- so this post is for y`all that DiG a complete collection, enjoy...

Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard - Checkin` Out The Ave. [12 Inch]
Label: Giant Records
Released: 1993



1. Checkin` Out The Ave. [Album Version]
2. Checkin` Out The Ave. [Instr.]
3. Checkin` Out The Ave. [A Cappella]
4. Checkin` Out The Ave. [Ghetto Rmx]
5. Checkin` Out The Ave. [Ghetto Rmx Instr.]








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N`JoY...

PuDGee Tha PHaT BaSTaRD PoST...

What`s poppin` y`all? Hope all is good, got some more gems for ya today. Now honestly there isn`t much info` out there on Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard, due to the shady music industry he has been pretty much been lost in the shadows. At one point in time he was rollin` with the Flavor Unit, he was also ghost~writing for the likes of Roxanne Shante & Fatal. However things really took off for Pudgee after he was introduced to Red Hot Lover Tone a.k.a. Tone, one half of the production duo Trackmasters or Trak Masterz as they were known back in 1993...

Working with the Trackmasters Pudgee was able to sign a deal with Giant Records to release his debut and only album "Give `Em The Finger". The album itself is pretty good, at least that`s my opinion....LoL, I`ll have to dig it up for y`all a lil` later so you could pass judgment ya`self. However due to label poli~trickS & a lack of promo the album didn`t fair too well sales~wise. So in an attempt to find a greener pasture Pudgee signed with Perspective Records around 1995...

Once again this choice proved to be another bad one on Pudgee`s part. The label was able to release about a handful of singles (one of them being Pudgee`s most recognized track the Original Version of "Think Big" featuring the late~great Notorious B.I.G. & Lord Tariq), but they failed to released his sophomore album "Niguz Fa Life". It`s sad to say but Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard never truly captured success as a soloist, however he does continue to stay active behind the scenes ghost~writing for various artists. It`s been rumored that he wrote roughly 6 songs for Left Eye`s "Supernova" album...

Well that`s about all I know of him, makes ya wonder if his "Niguz Fa Life" album actually exists in some record label`s vault. Speakin` about unreleased joints, let`s get to the gems I have for ya. First there`s the 4 track EP "Dead Silence", it features the track "Angel Dust" a tribute to the late~great 2Pac. I`m guessing that these tracks were put together some time around 1996. Then there`s the "King Of New York [Bootleg]", I`m thinkin` that it`s mainly tracks gathered from the 12 "`s that Perspective Records released. Regardless check `em out & enjoy, you`ll be glad you did.

Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard - Checkin` Out The Avenue [12 Inch]

Released: 1993
Label: Giant Records



1. Checkin` Out The Ave [Ghetto Rmx]
2. Checkin` Out The Ave [Ghetto Rmx Instr.]
3. Checkin` Out The Ave [Ghetto Rmx Acapella]




Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard - Dead Silence EP
Label: N/A
Released: N/A



1. Angel Dust
2. Stayin` Alive
3. Die For Cause
4. Kill You





Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard - King Of New York [Bootleg]
Label: N/A
Released: N/A



1. Niguz Fa Life
2. Money Don`t Make The World Stop
3. Everyone Wants To Be Hard {ft. Digable Planets}
4. Make `Em Die
5. History
6. Inner City Blues {ft. DMX}
7. Think Big {ft. Biggie & Lord Tariq}
8. Money Don`t Make The World Stop [Rmx] {ft. Funkmaster Flex, M.O.P., Royal Flush & D-Nice}
9. On The Regular




Check `Em All OuT Here!!!










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