Bottle of Humans

Studio album by Sole

Released

August 8, 2000

Genre

Alternative hip hop

Length

72:36

Label

Anticon

Producer

Controller 7, Matth, Alias, Daddy Kev, Odd Nosdam, Jel, Sixtoo, Raggedy Andy, Moodswing9, Panic, Scott Matelic, DJ Mayonnaise, Wes Bonifay

Sole chronology

Bottle of Humans
(2000)

Selling Live Water
(2003)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[1]
Rap Reviews	(8/10)^[2]

Bottle of Humans is the first studio album by American hip hop musician Sole, released on Anticon in 2000.^[3] It reached number 14 on the CMJ New Music Monthly's Top 25 Hip-Hop chart.^[4]

Release

A dispute with Anticon's distributor caused the album to go out of print until it was remastered and reissued in 2003 with minor changes to the artwork and track listing.

"Nothing Fell Apart", "Understanding" and "MC Howard Hughes" were removed from the 2003 reissue. Also, on the cover art of the original issue, the words "sole" and "bottle of humans" appear to be pasted on. In the 2003 issue, the text is redone as it was meant to look, with no white border around the text.

Track listing

No.	Title	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Dismantling of Sole's Ego"	Controller 7	3:03
2.	"I Don't Rap in Bumper Stickers"	Matth	2:49
3.	"Tourist Trapeze"	Alias	3:13
4.	"Famous Last Words"	Daddy Kev	4:42
5.	"Bottle of Humans"	Alias	6:28
6.	"Man and Woman"	Odd Nosdam	1:50
7.	"Center City" (featuring Why?)	Jel	4:37
8.	"Furthermore"	Controller 7	4:03
9.	"Nothing Fell Apart" (featuring Sixtoo)	Sixtoo	3:00
10.	"Very Important Message"		0:56
11.	"Sole Has Issues"	Raggedy Andy	5:56
12.	"Our Dirty Big Secret" (featuring Alias, The Pedestrian, and Doseone)	Matth	4:11
13.	"Save the Children"	Moodswing9, Panic	4:24
14.	"Suicide Song"	Matth	5:54
15.	"Year of the $exxx $ymbol"	Scott Matelic	4:09
16.	"Understanding"	Scott Matelic	4:49
17.	"MC Howard Hughes"	DJ Mayonnaise	3:41
18.	"Bottle of Leftovers"	Odd Nosdam	1:15
19.	"Home"	Wes Bonifay	3:37

References

↑ Swihart, Stanton. "Bottle of Humans - Sole". AllMusic. Retrieved January 11, 2015.
↑ Juon, Steve (November 8, 2000). "Sole :: Bottle of Humans :: Anticon". Rap Reviews.
↑ Murphy, Tom (March 13, 2014). "Anticon co-founder Sole finds inspiration in Denver's activists". Westword.
↑ "Hip-Hop". CMJ New Music Monthly (87): 83. November 2000.

External links

Bottle of Humans at Discogs (list of releases)

Sole

Albums	Madd Skills & Unpaid Bills What's It All About The Taste of Rain... Why Kneel? Bottle of Humans Paint by Number Songs Red Dawn: A Baybridge Epic uck rt Man's Best Friend Vol. 1 Selling Live Water Mansbestfriend Pt. 2: No Thanks Live from Rome Man's Best Friend Vol. 3: My Own Worst Enemy Poly.Sci.187 Sole and the Skyrider Band Desert Eagle Plastique Man's Best Friend Vol. 5 Hello Cruel World A Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing No Wising Up No Settling Down No More Dystopias Crimes Against Totality Death Drive

EPs	Music Without a Face We Ain't Fessin' (Double Quotes) Exhile Battlefields Man's Best Friend Vol. 6: Radioactive Rain The Challenger EP Yung Planetz EP Songs That Went Void Warfare Pattern of Life

Mixtapes	Nuclear Winter Volume 1 Nuclear Winter Volume 2: Death Panel

Remix albums	The Secret History of Underground Rap Sole and the Skyrider Band Remix LP Spring Offensive Vol. 1: Nuclear Winter Remixes First as Tragedy, Then as Remix

Compilations	Learning to Walk Songs That Went Tin Dispatches from the American Fall

Record labels	Anticon Fake Four Inc. Black Canyon Mush Records Morr Music 6months 45 Below

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