VA - Fear Of A Black Hat - OST (2000)

Rusty Cundieff's satirical mockumentary Fear of a Black Hat was
billed as rap's answer to This Is Spinal Tap, and while it didn't
quite match that film's brilliance - partly because it was
admittedly derivative, partly because it was less subtle and its
dialogue less dense - its sendups of hip-hop clichés and
personalities were deadly accurate and frequently hilarious.

Nearly every song on the soundtrack was co-written by Cundieff, and
most parody specific songs or artists with wicked glee. What's just
as impressive, however, is the attention paid to the variety of
production styles among those artists. It's no mean feat to
replicate sounds as diverse as those of Snoop Dogg, C+C Music
Factory, PM Dawn, N.W.A., LL Cool J, Public Enemy, and Licensed to
Ill-era Beastie Boys, but Fear of a Black Hat apes them all in
elaborate detail.

That's what sets it apart from the similarly conceived CB4, and
that's what makes it such an entertaining listen even apart from the
film. 2000 reissue of original 1994 release.