Released either in very late 1994 or early 1995, Bass Mix #3 is a heavy, trunk-rattling Orange Mound bass tape that perfectly captures the raw street energy of the era. DJ Fila (also known as DJ Fela) represents Third World Orange Mound, and this tape leans hard into loud bass, gritty hooks, and posse-style cuts designed strictly for systems, not subtlety. This release sits right at the transition point between classic early-90s Memphis underground and the darker, more aggressive mid-90s sound. DJ Fila and DJ Rod split duties across the tape, with Side A leaning into Fila’s bass-heavy approach while Side B shifts toward DJ Rod’s rough, street-oriented mixes. Tracks like “Bloody Glock II” and “3rd World” function as neighborhood anthems, stacking multiple voices from the local circle to cement Third World’s presence. More than just a mix tape, Bass Mix #3 feels like a crew statement, meant to be played loud in cars, parking lots, and neighborhoods. Which is exactly how these tapes were intended to live.
Tracklist:
Intro
Bloody Glock II Intro
DJ Fela, The K.E, J.D.C, Lil Ant, Insane James – Bloody Glock II
Chewin’ Interlude
Suck A Nigga Dick
The K.E – Roastin’ A Bitch
Fela Mix
Lil Hamp, J.D.C – Ain’t No love
J.D.C, Dirty D, DJ Fela – Shoutouts
DJ Rod – Side B Intro
Scan Man – Run A Train
Ratta Tatta
DJ Rod, Lil Ant, J.D.C – Assume The Position
Scan Man – Makin’ Stangs
DJ Rod – Blazin’ Up Another Spliff
DJ Rod – Interlude
Lookin’ For The Chewin’ Mix
Insane James, J.D.C, Scan Man, Lil Hamp, DJ Fela – 3rd World
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