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KMD was a rap group from the early 90s. The members include: Zev Love X (a.k.a. MF DOOM, Viktor Vaughn & King Geedorah), Subroc (Zev Love X’s deceased brother), and Onyx The Birthstone Kid.
KMD released their first album Mr.Hood on Elektra in 1991. A nearly impossible to find release (although since has been re-issued in Oct. 2006), Mr. Hood preached power and positivity, with obscure samples from Sesame Street found throughout the album, and saw future Metal-Faced-Villain Zev Love X in a uniquely different light. Two years later Subroc would be killed in a car accident forcing the promising MC, Zev Love X into the underground where he would later emerge as the tortured soul MF DOOM. With Onyx having left the group, controversial artwork by Zev, and Subroc’s unfortunate death, the release of their second lp “Bl_ck B_st_rds” seemed improbable and was shelved by Elektra fearing negative media coverage due to the recent ‘Cop Killer’ song by Ice-T’s group Body Count. The cover art for the album had sparked worries in Elektra’s board room. After years of bootlegs, “Bl_ck B_st_rds” finally saw the light of day in 2001 on the Subverse record label.
KMD released their first album Mr.Hood on Elektra in 1991. A nearly impossible to find release (although since has been re-issued in Oct. 2006), Mr. Hood preached power and positivity, with obscure samples from Sesame Street found throughout the album, and saw future Metal-Faced-Villain Zev Love X in a uniquely different light. Two years later Subroc would be killed in a car accident forcing the promising MC, Zev Love X into the underground where he would later emerge as the tortured soul MF DOOM. With Onyx having left the group, controversial artwork by Zev, and Subroc’s unfortunate death, the release of their second lp “Bl_ck B_st_rds” seemed improbable and was shelved by Elektra fearing negative media coverage due to the recent ‘Cop Killer’ song by Ice-T’s group Body Count. The cover art for the album had sparked worries in Elektra’s board room. After years of bootlegs, “Bl_ck B_st_rds” finally saw the light of day in 2001 on the Subverse record label.
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guhmo wrote:
when the 90's come back, i wanna be the first in fucking line.
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nigel_vs_shark wrote:
Inci90: If he still sounded like this, it'd sound way too played out, considering it's 18 years after Mr. Hood. I'm just glad we got 2 amazing albums of it, and DOOM still sounds fresh today.
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GoatMan916 wrote:
Who says I drink? I don't drink, I guzzle til I'm distorted.
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Inci90 wrote:
i wish doom still sounded like this.
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sheepareevil wrote:
i dont wish doom still sounded like this cause he's gone on to do amazing things but it's great to have some golden age era doom to listen to and it only adds to his legacy
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m-hide wrote:
great sutff here :w00t:
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Jeffraay wrote:
Zev Love X
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shaolin86 wrote:
Nitty Gritty <3
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Captain_Max wrote:
Man, I wish mf doom still sounded like he did in this group. Amazing stuff.
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nigel_vs_shark wrote:
Sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll? I prefer love, hugs and hip-hop soul!
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DrOctagon3000 wrote:
the Black Bastards album is top to bottom classics
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sheepareevil wrote:
ive been a fan of doom for so long but am just listening to Mr Hood for the first time now, wtf is wrong with me
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El--knight wrote:
so awesome
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Comet_Course wrote:
Definitely needs more listeners. Anyone who digs Doom should be all over this.
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ass_ wrote:
the only phone I own is a funky xylophones tone
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krustywazoo wrote:
Listening to the remix of "Nitty Gritty". What great bats!
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jackakeverett wrote:
infant-tango... this is hip hop... what were you expecting?
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el_yucatan wrote:
peach fuzz!
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infant-tango wrote:
diz shit is boring WERE ARE DA HOOKS
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Cornychan wrote:
Damn! I hate that flat top!
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