Bigger & Blacker

1	Clermont Lodge #1 Bonus Track / Version 0:55
2	Black Mall 3:47
3	ODB - W.O.W. #1 0:15
4	Crazy White Kids 8:26
5	Monica Interview 1:58
6	Porno Psa 1:32
7	No Sex 4:22
8	Taxes 1:57
9	ODB - W.O.W. #2 0:17
10	Savion Glover 1:02
11	Insurance 8:17
12	Clermont Lounge #2 0:58
13	Nerd & Fly Girl 2:58
14	Race 4:17
15	Nypd 1:29
16	ODB - W.O.W. #3 0:19
17	Roger & Zapp 0:29
18	Two Women 4:07
19	Table Dance 2:29
20	Snow Flake 3:10
21	Women 7:54
22	Me & Odb 7:09

Barnes & Noble

Comedian Chris Rock follows up his breakthrough CD, ROLL WITH THE NEW, with yet another instant classic. His trademark social criticism blisters in the opening routine, "Black Mall," which rips into the ghettoizing of black tastes by big corporations. Rock then skips through recent headlines, moving his attention to facile media explanations for the "trench-coat mafia" killers ("Who cares what the fuck they were listening to? What was Hitler listening to? What was in his CD case?"), Clinton and Lewinsky ("Lied about sex?… People lie while they're having sex"), gays in the military, and unaffordable medical insurance ("When I was a kid, whatever you had, you'd better hope Robitussin could cure it.… I broke my leg, Daddy poured Robitussin on it"). Balancing the outrageous stand-up material are numerous skits and song parodies -- like the hilariously incomprehensible "Words of Wisdom" from Ol' Dirty Bastard. When all is said and done, Rock proves once again that he's the funniest stand-up working today. All hail the king. Donald Gray

All Music Guide

Presented in the style of its Grammy-winning predecessor, Roll With the New, Bigger and Blacker combines routines from Chris Rock's accompanying HBO special with additional sketches and parodies (including the cover, a No Limit nudge). Rock consolidates his position as one of the 90s' top comedians -- his material imbued with a socially perceptive edginess that complements his wry observations and street-smart persona. Special guest appearances are made by Prince Paul, Biz Markie, Ice Cube, Ol' Dirty Bastard, and comedienne extraordinaire Janeane Garofalo. Steve Huey