I'm still mad about how the record label treated these two guy's second release, it was pure dopeness and it basically got pushed under the rug after the second release "The Ultimate" from this album got released, but I think that had to do with the label "Big Beat" having bigger success with Lil Kim, Junior Mafia, Fat Joe, Quad City Djs, & Leschea) instead of the underground signees (Artifacts, La The Darkman, Lord Digga, Real Live, etc) at the time.

I won't say that "Wrong Side Of The Tracks" was some big phenomenal popular album but it was well recieved unlike "That's Them" which was a more focused album from the duo, full of great songs, dope production, good sequencing of songs, but was slept on like a motherfucker.