West Coast Bad Boyz, Vol. 1: Anotha Level of the Game is the first compilation album by American hip-hop record label No Limit Records, released on August 9, 1994.
Recording sessions took place at Bayview Studios, The Get Low Lab, Find Away Studio, Rag Top Studio, SMG Studio, K-Lou, Keylo Studios and Mob Boss Studio. Production was handled by Master P, who also served as executive producer, Cellski, Larry D, Kie, Cyrus Esteban, Dangerous Dame, D-Jay Hook, Franky J, JT the Bigga Figga, Keylo, Lil' Ric, Mike D, Silkk the Shocker, T.C., and Young Biz. It features contributions from Master P, Dangerous Dame, JT the Bigga Figga, Keylo, King George, Lil' Ric, Rappin' 4-Tay, Ray Luv and the Link Crew, The Delinquents, Brotha Moe, C-Bo, Cougnut, DT, Dre Dog, Erase-E, E.Z.S.D., Herm, Mac Spoon, Mr. Brainey, Pee, Rack Skerz, RBL Posse, San Quinn, Seff Tha Gaffla, The Dangla, The Perk, Toby T, Totally Insane, T.R.U. and UNLV.
The album was re-issued on July 22, 1997, omitting two songs ("Locked Up" and "Peace 2 Da Streets") due to Master P and King George's feud. The compilation peaked at the number-one spot on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Catalog Albums chart.
Track listing
Personnel
Andre Herm Lewis – performer (track 1) Joseph "JT the Bigga Figga" Thompson – performer (tracks: 2, 17), producer & engineering (track 2) Yusef "Seff Tha Gaffla" Sterling – performer (track 2) Brotha Moe – performer (track 2) Ramadan "The Dangla" Smith – performer (track 2) Quincy "San Quinn" Brooks – performer (track 2) Rack Skerz – performer (track 2) Percy "Master P" Miller – performer (tracks: 3, 10, 11, 17), producer (tracks: 3, 7, 8, 17), executive producer RBL Posse – performer (track 3) Vidal "V-White" Prevost – performer (tracks: 4, 17) Glenn "G-Stack" Jones – performer (tracks: 4, 17) DT – performer (track 4) Anthony "Rappin' 4-Tay" Forté – performer (tracks: 5, 17) Phillip "Mac-10" Allen – performer (track 6) Adam "Ad Kapone" Hicks – performer (track 6) Andre "Dre Dog" Adams – performer (track 6) Paris "Pee" Robinson – performer (track 6) Damon "Dangerous Dame" Edwards – performer (tracks: 7, 17), producer (track 7) Vyshonn "Silkk the Shocker" Miller – performer & producer (track 8) Edward Lee "Big Ed" Knight – performer (track 8) Raymond "Ray Luv" Tyson – performer (tracks: 9, 17) Anthony "Ant Dog" Whitson – performer (track 9) Terry "Young Grin" Grinner – performer (track 9) Shawn "C-Bo" Thomas – performer (track 10) Ronald "Cougnut" Fields – performer (track 11) Richard "Lil Ric" McClinton – performer (tracks: 12, 17), producer (track 12) Mr. Brainey – performer (track 12) Marcel "Cellski" Wade – performer & engineering (track 13), producer (tracks: 1, 11, 13) Richard "Baldhead Rick" Isom – performer (track 13) S.B. – performer (track 13) George L. "King George" Butler – performer (tracks: 14, 17) Keylo – performer (tracks: 15, 17), producer (track 15) E-Double Z – performer (track 16) Skip Dog – performer (track 16) Mac Spoon – performer (track 17) Toby Thurman – performer (track 17) The Perk – performer (track 17) Earl "Erase E" Allen – performer (track 17) Uhuru Wright – backing vocals (track 8) Don "The Enhancer" Marsh – keyboards (tracks: 11, 13), engineering (tracks: 1, 3, 6, 11, 13) D-Jay Hook – producer (track 4) Michael "Mike D" Dinkins – producer (track 4) Cyrus Esteban – producer (track 5) Frank "Franky J" Hudson Jr. – producer & engineering (track 5) Tomie "T.C." Witherspoon – producer & engineering (track 6) Kie – producer (tracks: 7, 8) Young Biz – producer (track 9) Larry D. Henderson – producer (tracks: 10, 14, 17), engineering (tracks: 7–10, 17) Saint Charles Thurman – engineering (tracks: 7–10, 14, 17) Curtis – recording & mixing (track 12) Ken Franklin – recording & mixing (track 12) Mike Mosley – recording & engineering (track 16) Sam Bostic – recording & engineering (track 16) Ken Lee – mastering Tony Smith – photography
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