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The Orange County rap duo Kingspade mix fun and drama with on their second album, staking out their turf on chest-thumping cuts such as "Who Run This?" and "Takin' It Back," and even getting into politics on the acerbic "Follow the Leader." Their lighter side emerges on "Neighborhood Trends," recalling old times, and the self-explanatory "Havin' Fun" both of which show that while California living might be riskier now than back in the day, it's still all about the hedonism.
Kingspade: D-Loc, Johnny Richter.
Personnel: DJ Bobby B, Shakey Bonez (scratches).
Additional personnel: Big B.
PTB Music Review Average Rating: (4.2 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews WHO RUN THIS
What can I say Kingspade is deffinently one of the best underground bands, I've heard. Pretty tight intro believe me intro deffinently make a cd, probably better intros on there last one were better but non the less. Other then the brother brother song I cant think of the name but everyone that has the cd knows what Im talking about, the rest are big hits mostly neighboorhood, and we ridin also who run this. If u havent bought this cd buy it.
Submitted by Maddux (Nebraska)
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NIIIICCEEEESSSTTT!!!
Yo I heard This album a couple of weeks ago. All The Songs ARE CRAAAZY! My favorite is "That's How It Goes." If you decide to buy this, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!
Submitted by djjestja (Lowell, MA)
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If you like the Kottonmouth Kings and/or the first Kingspade Album then you won't be disappointed. It's pretty much what you'd expect from Richter and Loc, although D-LOC seemed to go back to his old style of smoother rhymes rather than the choppy, rough and rugged style he's put out on the past few KMK albums. "We Ridin'" is definitely the highlight of the album, that track belongs on the radio and in the club even without $major$ $label$ $marketing$. All in all this is a solid album from the Subnoize camp; The beats are bangin' and of course Richter is always putting it down! But don't take my word for it, check it out and form your own opinion!
Submitted by nine09nation (San Dimas, CA)
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Kottonmouth kings and Kingspade, the whole suburban noize family, their music never seizes to amaze me! This new kingspade album PTB is better than their first (even though the first was amazing) I cant wait till they come here on their tour, the last KMK show i went to was last month and was amazing!!!
Submitted by Kottonmouth King (P-Town, CA, USA)
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KICKN BEATZ
MAN THIS CD IS BOMB U HAVE NO IDEA BEST CD EVER MADE BY ANYONE!!! KEEP IT HOOD!!!!!
Submitted by bullreal (P-TOWN, CA, USA)
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