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Mr. Hood (1991) is the first album by KMD , Daniel Dumile 's first group. It was a precursor to Black Bastards (1993). The album featured samples from language-learning tapes, cut together to create the character of Mr. Hood. It was rereleased by Traffic Entertainment Group in 2004 after being unavailable for several years. The album is now considered a classic, and was listed at number 98 in Pitchfork Media 's Top 100 Albums of the 1990s.
Track listing
#
Title
Producer(s)
Performer(s)
Time
1
"Mr. Hood at Piocalles Jewelry"/"Crackpot"
KMD
Zev Love X
2:49
2
"Who Me?"
KMD
Zev Love X
3:32
3
"Boogie Man"
Stimulated Dummies
Onyx The Birthstone Kid
3:49
4
"Mr. Hood Meets Onyx"
KMD
*Interlude*
2:15
5
"Subroc's Mission"
KMD
Subroc
4:00
6
"Humrush"
Stimulated Dummies
Zev Love X, Onyx The Birthstone Kid, Subroc
3:26
7
"Figure of Speech"
KMD
Zev Love X
3:44
8
"Bananapeel Blues"
KMD
Zev Love X
3:54
9
"Nitty Gritty"
KMD
Zev Love X, Grand Puba , Onyx The Birthstone Kid, Lord Jamar , Subroc, Sadat X
5:35
10
"Trial N Error"
KMD
Zev Love X
4:09
11
"Hard Wit No Hoe"
Subroc
Zev Love X
3:53
12
"Mr. Hood Gets a Haircut"
KMD
*Interlude*
1:18
13
"808 Man"
KMD
Zev Love X
3:53
14
"Boy Who Cried Wolf"
KMD
Zev Love X
3:36
15
"Peachfuzz"
KMD
Zev Love X, Onyx The Birthstone Kid
4:00
16
"Preacher Porkchop"
KMD
*Interlude*
2:42
17
"Soulflexin'"
KMD
Zev Love X, Onyx The Birthstone Kid, Subroc
3:52
18
"Gasface Refill"
KMD
Zev Love X, Onyx The Birthstone Kid, Subroc
3:45
Samples
"Mr. Hood at Piocalles Jewelry"/"Crackpot" (2:49)
"Who Me? (With an Answer from Mr. Bert)" (3:32)
"Boogie Man!" (3:49)
With sample "Itchy Brother" by The Nite Lighters
"Mr. Hood Meets Onyx" (2:15)
"Subroc's Mission" (4:00)
With sample "4 O'Clock in the Morn' Hour of the Wolf" by The Hassles
"Humrush" (3:26)
"Figure of Speech" (3:44)
With sample "Monkey See, Monkey Do" by Le Pamplemouse
"Bananapeel Blues" (3:54)
"Nitty Gritty" (feat. Brand Nubian ) (5:35)
With sample "The Nitty Gritty" by Shirley Ellis ft Hutch Davis Orchestra & Chorus
With sample "Push It Along" by A Tribe Called Quest
"Trial 'N' Terror" (4:09)
"Hard Wit No Hoe" (3:53)
With sample "I Know You Got Soul" by Bobby Byrd
With sample "Mambo No. 5" by Soul Samba
With sample "Potholes in My Lawn" by De La Soul
"Mr. Hood Gets A Haircut" (1:18)
"808 Man" (3:53)
"Boy Who Cried Wolf" (3:36)
"Peachfuzz" (4:00)
With sample "You Can See Forever" by OC Smith
With sample "The Sounds of Goodbye" by OC Smith
"Preacher Porkchop" (2:42)
"Soulflexin'" (3:52)
"Gasface Refill" (3:45)
With sample "Chick A Boom" - Pazant Brothers and the Beaufort Express
References
http://www.accesshiphop.com/store/?itemid=8678
http://pitchfork.com/features/staff-lists/5923-top-100-albums-of-the-1990s
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