Ill Communication carried on from Check Your Head: their own instruments alongside samples and scratches, with Money Mark on keyboards and Mario Caldato Jr. at the desk. The fourth studio album originally appeared in 1994 and entered the US chart at number 1. 'Sabotage' became the best-known track, largely through the Spike Jonze video that mimics 1970s cop shows, alongside 'Sure Shot', 'Root Down' and 'Get It Together' with Q-Tip. Instrumental funk pieces and hardcore sit between the rap tracks, and MCA's Buddhism runs through his lyrics, most plainly on 'Bodhisattva Vow'. This edition is a 3-LP from the 30th anniversary edition, with a bonus LP of remixes, B-sides and rarities.