| A Night at the Booty Bar | ||||
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| Released | April 22, 2003 | |||
| Recorded | 2002–2003 | |||
| Label | Tommy Boy[1] | |||
| Producer | Disco D | |||
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A Night at the Booty Bar is a mix album by Disco D.[3][4] It is known for its explicitly sexual, vulgar lyrics.[5]
Track listing
- "Dem Tatas (Intro)" (DJ Deeon) – 2:16
 - "Fuck Me on the Dance Floor" (Disco D, Princess Superstar) – 2:43
 - "Wait a Minute" (DJ Nasty) – 1:27
 - "Sydetrack" (Erotek) – 0:24
 - "Lola Damone Freestyle" (Disco D) – 1:15
 - "Gimme Head" (DJ Deeon) – 2:05
 - "I'm a Ho" (Disco D, DJ Slugo) – 1:40
 - "Get the F*** Up" (Waxmaster) – 1:39
 - "Booty Bar Anthem" (Disco D, DJ Profit) – 1:29
 - "Peon" (Disco D, Helluva) – 3:33
 - "Hydraulic Style" (DJ Nasty) – 1:55
 - "Peace Out" (Technician) – 1:50
 - "I Can Make You Dub" (Solace, DJ Zap) – 1:39
 - "You Need Another Drink" (Disco D, Chuck-EE) – 1:38
 - "Pump Push Pull" (DJ Nehpets) – 1:23
 - "Fuck Me Freak Me" (DJ Profit) – 1:26
 - "Hottest of the Hot [Disco D Remix]" (BG) – 4:28
 - "Suck It" (DJ Deeon) – 1:20
 - "DJs Lay It Down" (DJ Nehpets) – 0:37
 - "I Wanna Slut" (DJ Fatman) – 1:27
 - "Make Them B_T_H_S" (DJ Skip) – 0:49
 - "Ass-N-Titties" (DJ Assault) – 2:39
 - "Pussy [Disco D Remix]" (Lords Of Acid) – 2:27
 - "Detroit Zoo" (Disco D, Paradime) – 2:51
 - "Puff Puff Pass [Remix]" (DJ Nasty) – 2:25
 - "Work Them Beats" (Helluva Freestyle, Disco D) – 0:37
 - "Pushin' Dik" (DJ Deeon) – 2:14
 - "Keys to the Whip" (Disco D, Helluva, Daffney) – 1:15
 - "Keys to the Whip [Straight Pimpin' Mix]" (Disco D, Lola Damone, Helluva) – 3:46
 - "Outro" (Disco D) – 2:21
 
References
- ↑ "Disco D: In Memoriam - Article - Stylus Magazine". stylusmagazine.com.
 - ↑ "A Night at the Booty Bar - Disco D | Credits". AllMusic.
 - ↑ "Take it sleazy". Detroit Metro Times.
 - ↑ "Disco D/Various A Night at the Booty Bar". exclaim.ca.
 - ↑ Shepherd, Julianne. "Push It". Portland Mercury.
 
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