The Circle Six's final recording, from 1999. This was their only session with Mark Terranova on bass, and it features special guest and frequent collaborator Bottom Lyne rhyming on two tracks. This disc mixes the truest forms of both progressive rock and hip-hop and includes a special remix of "Spark One L."

This EP follow up to Gravity Hits contains road-tested songs showcasing B~ill's lyrical improvements and the band's musical maturity and focus. Special guests include Joseph Pappano on percussion and trumpet, and DJ Bigga on the turntables. With some politically-driven tracks for your mind and sounds for your soul, Six Shooter is a musical journey into the spirit of hip-hop.

Classic live Circle Six show (video is out there somewhere too, perhaps at Worthy Bros. headquarters???). Original member and keyboard player Glen Perlroth sat in for most of the show and added layers of awesome sound on top of C6's trademark jams. On some tunes, a guy named Bubba plays trombone. Perhaps the best existing live recording of The Circle Six due to its soundboard quality, great performance, and quantity of songs, this also includes a great Bob Marley acoustic tribute set by Joey P at the break.

The Circle Six's first and only full-length album, Gravity Hits was recorded and mixed to have each song flowing into the next. It's a perfect blend of hip-hop tracks and guitar-driven stoner rock tunes. Sample-heavy and eclectic, this CD documents a young band experimenting with all the tools a studio has to offer.