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KMD - Mr. Hood (Double Vinyl LP) Elektra/Traffic Entertainment Network MF DOOM
Product code:
TEG 75504-1
£31.99
KMD (Kausing Much Damage, or a positive Kause in a Much Damaged society) was a Hip Hop group in the early 90s perhaps best known for launching the career of acclaimed MC/Producer MF DOOM (known during his KMD tenure as Zev Love X). After guesting on 3rd Bass The Gas Face, the trio (Zev, brother Subroc, and Onyx) released the acclaimed and overlooked Mr. Hood full-length. Their political outlook was similar to the group Brand Nubian, who guested on Hood; however, the style was more comical and included a great deal of clips from old childrens recordings, mostly notably a sample of the Seaseme Street character Bert on the single Who Me? Cutting edge, ahead of its time production and skits from KMD and Stimulated Dummies (John Gamble and Mr. Dante Ross). Features the singles Peachfuzz, Who Me? and Nitty Gritty (feat. Brand Nubian). This is one Rap album that is not to be missed.
Tracklisting:
A1. Mr. Hood At Piocalles Jewelry/Crackpot
A2. Who Me? (With An Answer From Dr. Bert)
A3. Boogie Man!
A4. Mr. Hood Meets Onyx
A5. Subroc's Mission
B1. Humrush
B2. Figure Of Speech
B3. Bananapeel Blues
B4. Nitty Gritty
C1. Trial 'N Error
C2. Hard Wit No Hoe
C3. Mr. Hood Gets A Haircut
C4. 808 Man
C5. Boy Who Cried Wolf
D1. Peachfuzz
D2. Preacher Porkchop
D3. Soulflexin'
D4. Gasface Refill
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Label: Elektra/Traffic Entertainment Network
Format: Double Vinyl LP
Release Date: 2004
| Brand | Traffic Entertainment Group |
| Condition | New |
| Product Code | TEG 75504-1 |
| Weight | 0.18kg |
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