![Ol' Dirty Bastard - Vol. 3-In Memory Of [Import]](https://aentcdn2.azureedge.net/graphics/items/sdimages/a/500/0/4/1/8/1118140.jpg "Vol. 3-In Memory Of [Import]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Odb
2. Lyrical Virus (Produced By J-Love)
3. High in the Clouds (FT Black Rob)
4. Back in the Air (FT Ghostface Killah) (Unreleased)
5. Pop Shots
6. Dirty Dirty
7. Lift Ya Skirt (Unreleased)
8. You Nasty
9. Dirty Run
10. Outta Control (Produced By J-Love)
11. Return of the Black Widow
12. Cracker Jack
13. Drug Free (Unreleased)
14. Dirty ; Stinken PT 2 (FT Method Man) (Unreleased)
15. Don't Ya Know PT 2 (Unreleased)
16. Give It to You Raw (Unreleased)
17. Synthetic Substitution (FT Method Man) (Unreleased)
18. Odb in the Parks (Unreleased)
19. Take It Back to Brooklyn (FT Gza) (Unreleased)
20. What Do You Say (FT Gza) (Unreleased)
21. Brooklyn Zoo (RMX)
22. Ol Dirtys Back Feat 12 O'Clock
23. Diesel (FT Wu Tang Clan ; Street)
24. Dirty the Moocher
25. And You Don't Stop (FT Wu Tang Clan ; Street)
26. Kiss of the Black Widow (FT Rza)
27. Black Mamba (FT Rza)
28. Thirsty
29. Final Wordz
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Wild, crazy and talented, the ODB led a short, though extremely eventful, life. Despite his widely known antics and huge fan base there's one aspect of the Ol Dirty Bastard that still remains slept on and that's his style. Many viewed the ODB as the comic relief of Wu-Tang, but the fact of the matter is he had a unique style all his own that, when listened to carefully, was actually quite intricate. This collection of songs shows off some of those skills and features a few of his Wu-Tang brethren, as well, including cameos from RZA, GZA, Ghostface and Method Man.
