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| Geto Boys | Primary Artist |
| Scarface | Producer |
| Prince Johnny C | Producer |
| Willie D | Composer |
| John Bido | Composer |
| Mike Dean | Mastering |
| DJ Ready Red | Composer, Producer |
| James H. Smith | Producer, Executive Producer |
| J. Smith | Composer |
| Karl Stephenson | Producer |
| Roger Tausz | Engineer |
| Doug King | Producer, Engineer |
| Brad Jordan | Composer |
| Rick Saenz | Artwork |
| J. Patrick Smith | Art Direction |
| Bido | Producer |
| Shawn Brauch | Art Direction |
| Clifford Blodget | Engineer, Executive Producer |
| Peter Reardon | Engineer |
| J. Prince | Composer |
| Leon Alvarado | Coloring |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Andy Kellman
When Uncut Dope was released in 1992, the Geto Boys had four records behind them, and they were riding high on the success of We Can't Be Stopped. This was thanks in large part to the touching "Mind Playing Tricks on Me," a song clean enough to be played on mainstream radio that managed to be almost as psychologically grim as the horrifying "Mind of a Lunatic." This is a lean collection of a dozen tracks, most of which are pulled from The Geto Boys and We Can't Be Stopped, which makes perfect sense. Making Trouble was a debut that barely hinted at the group's potential, and 10/12ths of Grip It! On That Other Level was altered and/or re-sequenced for release as The Geto ...