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Penetration Point is the 1989 album by thrash metal band Nasty Savage. Due to internet conflicts, this would become their last album although they eventually reunited for themselves as well as fans. This was released on the Rotten label.

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Risqué Rhythm Nasty '50s R&B (1991) is a compilation album featuring a selection of Rhythm & Blues (R&B) tracks from the 1950s that encapsulate the raw, provocative, and sensual energy of the era. The album showcases some of the more risqué and adult-themed R&B songs from that time, focusing on the edgier side of the genre that was often associated with innuendo, suggestive lyrics, and themes of romance and desire. During the 1950s, R&B artists began pushing boundaries in terms of lyrical content and musical style, contributing to the genre's shift toward what would later become soul and rock 'n' roll. Many of the songs in this compilation reflect a growing sense of freedom in expression, exploring themes of love, sexuality, and relationships with a boldness that was groundbreaking at the time.

As Nasty As They Wanna Be is the 1989 third album by Miami hip-hop group 2 Live Crew. This is the one that lead to the album and group being banned in parts of Florida but it lead to attention towards Miami Bass and explicit dick rhymes from Florida. This was released on Luther "Luke Skyywalker" Campbell's own Skyywalker Records.