| | Tsunami Brothers King Harbor CD Tsunami Brothers Discography of CDs
 (5 Customer Reviews)
Audio Mixers: D Loc "Shakey Bonez"; Patrick Shevelin.
Recording information: Crabshack Studio; King Harbor, Redondo Beach, CA.
Tsunami Brothers: D-Loc (drums, scratches); DJ Bobby B (scratches).
Personnel: Doug Carrion (guitar); D Loc "Shakey Bonez" (drums, scratches).
Additional personnel: Doug Carrion (guitars); Lou Dog (drums).
King Harbor Music | List Price | $11.98 (You save $1.93) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Underground/Alt Rap, Rock | | Label | Suburban Noize | | Orig Year | 2003 | | All Time Sales Rank |  51040  | | CD Universe Part number | 6098511 | | Catalog number | 19 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jul 22, 2003 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | DJ Bobby B | | Personnel | DJ Bobby B - scratches
Also: Daddy X, Johnny Richter, Judge D, Chucky Styles, D-loe, Mekelly, Milky, Pakelika The Visual Assassin, T.J Lavin, Kona Gold, Soulman, Doug Carrion, Lou Dog, Lou Dog, D Loc "Shakey Bonez" |
Tsunami Brothers King Harbor Songs | 1. | Enter the Temple - (featuring Chucky Styles) |
| 2. | Evil's - (featuring Daddy X/Johnny Richter/Judge D) |
| 3. | Hands Like Bombs |
| 4. | Building Pakelika Robots - (featuring Pakelika The Visual Assassin) |
| 5. | Here Come the Tsunami Brothers |
| 6. | Watch'n Time Fly |
| 7. | Tidal Wave |
| 8. | Crab Shack Special, The - (featuring T.J Lavin/Big B/Soulman/Milky) |
| 9. | Rice in the Fader - (featuring Chucky Styles) |
| 10. | D.G.A.F - (featuring Kona Gold/D-loe/Big B) |
| 11. | Classic Burger - (featuring Johnny Richter/Mekelly) |
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King Harbor Music Review Average Rating: (3.4 out of 5 stars)   Suburban Noize fans pass this one (It Flunks)
I haven't bought a cd in a while. I finally decided to choose this cd over the new Static X or Mudvayne. Oh boy! BIG MISTAKE! I buy mostly anything Kottonmouth Kings make. This lacks the usual powerful beats. It's slow! It's also loaded with annoying repetetive DJ mixing with is also extremely slow. It's PITIFUL! KMK is trying something new with this project and it's obvious they are trying to sign to many bands and add a quick buck. My advice for them is to take a break and release something good. My advice to you is to buy something you know you like, because this cd sucks! Trust me!
It's a huge let down
Submitted by graham_ganson (Austin TX) 
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 This will blow your mind
If you knock this... blow ur sister. Second off this album is awesome. The beats come together with better swiftness than the swiftness of the sheets when me and your mom make sweet tender love. BUY THIS ALBUM
Submitted by Ryan (EVERYWHERE)
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 BEST CD EVER!!!
all these people givin this cd a bad review are STUPID!
This is the best CD EVER!!!!!!!!! buy it, man! for real!!!! If u like KMK or any other Sub Noise artists, u will like this!!
Submitted by C-Werk (Canada)
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so so
this cd only has about 3 or 4 songs worth listening to, i was pretty dissapointed
Submitted by shooter (canada)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No THIS ALBUM ROCKS
If you like D-loc AKA SHAKY BONEZ and Dj Bobby B, you will like this album. It has some people that the DJ's know like T.J. Lavin that is a motor Cross rider, Big B is a new rapper for the Suburban Noize Records, and two people from the phunk junkees, and chucky styles. If you buy this album, you will like the dj's battleing.
Submitted by a reviewer (Washington Crossing,PA,USA)
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