Third Sight

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Third Sight is an underground hip hop crew featuring emcee Roughneck Jihad, producer/DJ D-Styles (formerly of Invisibl Skratch Piklz and the Beat Junkies) and producer/DJ Dufunk.

Though they formed in the South Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area in the early 1990s, they are often described as having an East Coast underground hip hop sound akin to artists like Company Flow, MF Doom and Kool Keith. [1] [2] As of April 2006, they now reside between Los Angeles, Las Vegas and the South Bay. [3]

Their debut LP The Golden Shower Hour, released in 1998, is considered a cult classic. [4] [5]

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

  • The Golden Shower Hour (1998)
  • Symbionese Liberation Album (2006)

[edit] EPs, singles

  • From Outta Nowhere Cassette EP (1993)
  • "Rhymes Like a Scientist" b/w "Ballsacks" 12" Vinyl Single (1996)
  • Murderdeathkill 12" Vinyl EP (2001)
  • "Zodiac Killer" b/w "Will I Get Shot by a Dope Fiend?" 12" Vinyl Single (2002)
  • "Hypothermia" b/w "Tonto" 12" Vinyl Single (2006)

[edit] Guest Appearances

  • "Hostage" on Cue's Hip Hop Shop Volume One Compilation (1998)
  • "Rhymes Like a Scientist" on Mystic Brew - The Flavour Of Fat City Compilation (1998)
  • "Rhymes Like a Scientist" on Who's Your Daddy? - Volume 1 Compilation (2001)
  • "Rhymes Like a Scientist" on Fat City Recordings Sampler Compilation (2002)
  • "Rhymes Like a Scientist" on 5 - A Selection From The Fat City Recordings Back Catalogue Compilation (2003)
  • "The People vs. The Fake" on Ricci Rucker's Like a Box of Chocolates EP (2004)
  • "The People vs. The Fake" on Cuts of Culture Compilation (2006)
  • "Sick Richard" on Mister Modo and Ugly Mac Beer's Mo Dougly Weird Stories (2007)
  • "Pineal Glands" on Da Hermit's Desperate At Home (2007)

[edit] External links