Smashy Trashy
Album by S.A. Smash
Released	June 3, 2003
Recorded	2003
Genre	hip-hop underground hip-hop
Length	65:48
Label	Definitive Jux
Producer(s)	Camu Tao PRZM Blockhead El-P Ese & Hipsta Walter Rocktight
Professional reviews
Prefix magazine (2.5/5) link
S.A. Smash chronology
	Smashy Trashy (2003)	Smashy Trashy Instrumentals (2003)

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The album is largely produced by group member Camu Tao, although three beats are provided by PRZM and one apiece by Walter Rocktight, Ese & Hipsta, long-term Definitive Jux collaborator Blockhead and label CEO El-P. Guest vocals come from labelmates Cage, Vast Aire of Cannibal Ox and Aesop Rock. Hip hop production is the creation of hip hop music. ... Blockhead is a producer who worked on nine tracks of Aesop Rocks Labor Days. ... Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is the job of having the ultimate executive responsibility or authority within an organization or corporation. ... El-Producto or El-P (born Jaime Meline) is a hip hop producer and rapper from New York City, well known and controversial in underground hip hop circles. ... Popular West Coast rapper Snoop Dogg performing for the US Navy. ... Cage Kennylz (real name Christian Palko), commonly known as Cage, is an underground rapper based in New York City, United States. ... Vast Aire is a rapper from Harlem and part of the rap duo Cannibal Ox. ... Cannibal Ox is a hip hop music duo from Harlem, New York. ... Aesop Rock (born Ian Matthias Bavitz, 1976) is a hip hop musician (rapper and producer) whose albums have been critically acclaimed for their originality and depth. ...

Track listing

1. "Smash TV (Intro Skit)" (T. Smith/K. Lawson/C.Palko) – 4:15
   • Featuring Cage
   • Additional guitar by Chris
   • Produced by PRZM
2. "Robot" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 3:02
   • Additional guitar by Chris
   • Produced by Camu Tao
3. "Clout" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 4:28
   • Produced by Camu Tao
4. "Get Home (Skit)" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 3:19
   • Produced by Camu Tao
5. "Illy" (T. Smith/K. Lawson/J. Meline) – 4:05
   • Produced by El-P
6. "Weird" (T. Smith/K. Lawson/J. Ferguson/D. Schur) – 2:44
   • Produced by Ese & Hipsta
7. "Slide On 'Em (Escapade)" (T. Smith/K. Lawson/T. Arrington) – 4:48
   • Featuring Vast Aire
   • Produced by Camu Tao
8. "Love To Hate" (T. Smith/K. Lawson/W. Rocktight) – 3:46
   • Produced by Walter Rocktight
9. "A.A." (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 2:54
   • Produced by Camu Tao
10. "Jerseyed Out" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 2:44
    • Produced by PRZM
11. "Love To F*ck" (T. Smith/K. Lawson/I. Bavitz/T. Simon) – 6:01
    • Featuring Aesop Rock
    • Additional guitar by Chris
    • Produced by Blockhead
12. "Old Man Triggery (skit) / I Know What You're Thinking" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 3:07
    • Produced by PRZM
13. "Last Night" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 3:53
    • Produced by Camu Tao
14. "Body" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 3:37
    • Produced by Camu Tao
15. "Bang" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 4:10
    • Produced by Camu Tao
16. "Gangsta" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 3:51
    • Additional guitar by Chris
    • Produced by Camu Tao
17. "Spot Tonight" (T. Smith/K. Lawson) – 4:57
    • Produced by Camu Tao