KMD's controversial Black Bastard album from 1994 draws on the stresses of going up as a person of colour in the United States of America. It is a sophomore record full of creativity and youthful energy from the group that included the legendary MF DOOM before he became MF DOOM. Musically the album veers from the raw to the bouncy while lyrically Black consciousness is explored as viewed through young-but-experienced eyes. The album was delayed in getting a release as group member Subroc sadly passed suddenly in 1993.
KMD's controversial Black Bastard album from 1994 draws on the stresses of going up as a person of colour in the United States of America. It is a sophomore record full of creativity and youthful energy from the group that included the legendary MF DOOM before he became MF DOOM. Musically the album veers from the raw to the bouncy while lyrically Black consciousness is explored as viewed through young-but-experienced eyes. The album was delayed in getting a release as group member Subroc sadly passed suddenly in 1993.
Tracklisting:
A1. Garbage Day #3
A2. Get-You-Now
A3. What a Nigga Know?
B1. Sweet Premium Wine
B2. Plumskinzz (Loosehoe, God & Cupid)
B3. Smokin' That S*#%
B4. Contact Blitt
C1. Gimmie
C2. Black Bastards!
C3. It Sounded Like a Roc
D1. Plumskinzz (Oh No I Don't Believe It)
D2. Constipated Monkey
D3. F*@# Wit' Ya Head
D4. Suspended Animation
Label: Rhymesayers
Cat. #: RSE363LP
Format : 2x LP
