| Intro: The Show Starter | X | |
| Rage Of The Rap Renegade | X | |
| Let The Horns Blow | X | |
| Donald D Theme | X | |
| Sniper On The Prowl | X | |
| 3 Poets On A Mission | X | |
| C.I.A. (Crack In America) | X | |
| Fine Girls Are My Weakness | X | |
| Show No Mercy | X | |
| To The Beat Y'all | X | |
| She Gets Buck Wild | X | |
| Boulevard Of Broken Dreams | X | |
| Next 2 Me | X | |
| The Way It Used 2 B | X | |
| I'm Gonna Smoke Him | X |
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Let The Horns Blow (CD, Album) | Sire Records Company | 9 45077-2 | US | 1991 | |
| Let The Horns Blow (CD, Album) | Sire Records Company | 7599 26739-2 | Germany | 1991 | |
| Let The Horns Blow (LP) | Sire Records Company | 7599 26739-1 | Germany | 1991 |
On further investigation via good old Google, it seems that the New Jersey boys were learning the art of recording, producing and engineering to a professional standard near the start of their career and remixed/produced for hip-hip/R'n'B artist Babyface as well during this time. Even though they had, of course, already recorded a couple of classics before this time with the tracks "If You Should Need A Friend" and "Whatcha Gonna Do".
This as we now know certainly gave them good stead in their future recording life, as one look at their discography reveals just how many further productions kept rolling-out of their studios year on year.