Yessir Whatever

Initial copies were released with a white sticker affixed to the front cover of the jacket (as shown above in the image); however, a black sticker was substituted in its place on subsequent copies due to problems with the peel-off sticker. [url=http://www.discogs.com/Quasimoto-Yessir-Whatever/release/4834119]Another version of this compilation[/url] was also released with a blue version of the [a=Quasimoto] figure on the front cover at the request of retailer Urban Outfitters, where it was sold exclusively (a small number of copies were briefly sold directly through the [l=Stones Throw] website). Recorded in [l=Lost Gates, CA], some time between the late 1990s and the present and the future. The bonus 7" record was [url=http://www.discogs.com/Quasimoto-Hittin-Hooks/release/112941]previously released as a 7" in 1999[/url] by the [l=Stones Throw] label (side D's "Microphone Mathematics (Remix)" was also later included as a track on the 2002 compilation, "[url=http://www.discogs.com/Peanut-Butter-Wolf-Peanut-Butter-Wolfs-Jukebox-45s/master/82135]Peanut Butter Wolf's Jukebox 45's[/url]"). "Nobody Beats the biz", which is printed on the side C label found on the first side of the bonus 7" disc, was [a=Quasimoto]'s response to [a=Biz Markie]'s [url=http://www.discogs.com/Biz-Markie-Pickin-Boogers/master/100972]“Pickin' Boogers”[/url], which was purportedly due to the fact that [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/24208-Quasimoto]Quas[/url] prefers hooks to boogs. "Keep it wrong" is printed on the side D label found on the second side of the bonus 7" disc. A1 taken from: [r367952] A2 taken from: [m1393625] A3 and A4 taken from: [r451466] A5 and B3 taken from: [r156233] B5 and B6 taken from: [r509521]