Kottonmouth Kings - Kingdom Come FLAC album

This kottonmouth kings album is absolutely fantastic! Love it! Best yet. I’ve been a fan since day 1. The beats are above and beyond. About damn time! Geeezuz!

Agreed 100%. Surprised at the low ratings from others when this was basically a home studio produced record that never advertised Brad X, Lou Dog, Bobby B or any of the others. Richter was not an original member and the goal of this record was to go back to the original roots, which was Saint and DLoc with Richter playing along, before Brad came along and they got the Capitol Records deal, etc. So, Kingdom Come is very much like what would have been in play before their first label CD, and yeah, production is raw, does not have all the Kings you know, but the record killed and still does daily around this house. I have also seen DLoc and Richter, live as KMK, 8 times since last April and since all these reviews, Kingmaker and KMK are no longer partners and KMK has rejoined Subnoize/SRH, so you can imagine what may lie ahead. Brad X is gone, not coming back, so all those that recall the Kings as Daddy X-led will need to open their minds for the future KMK. DLoc may lack in the MC department, but he is energy, interactive with his crew and fans and as long as they get some good leadership/guidance, despite the fact they are in their 40's, they have a bright future and a decorated past. But Kingdom Come was a fun return to 20 years ago and having seen them so much this past year, I can only look forward to what's up next. I think the record is well worth time, especially with 1000 watts running thru a pair of 12s.

Weakest kmk album ever. Not produced by kuma, not featuring Daddy x, dirtball or lou dog. D loc has lost his talent for the last 10 years and has been kmk weakest link ever since, which is a shame, because he used to be amazing. Saint dog is out of practice and the only one with talent, Johnny Richter, is on half the album. Cd itself is a cheap cdr with a cardboard cut out insert. I paid $15 for a Cd that was not sealed and had scratches on it. This ablum isn't bad in the grand scheme of rap, but compared to kmks other 20 albums, this isn't worth the time. Just goes to prove how important Daddy X and kuma were for the group.

100% agree. I don't really care about it being a CDr or having a cardboard cut out insert (I collect a lot of promos & some of them you're lucky to have a sticker on the case for art or a tracklisting with credits) but this release was just horrible. When I saw KMK was coming out with a new album I waited to order my copy because they usually do a Best Buy or F.Y.E. exclusive version with bonus material. When I found it wasn't being sold anywhere but their site I made sure to order, it's KMK for crying out loud, & Kottonmouth Kings - Krown Power was a solid release! I hadn't heard about anyone leaving the group & was looking forward to another solid release but then when I ripped the CDr to my digital library each track made my heart sink deeper & deeper. The production, mixing, mastering & content was well below subpar. As much as I was happy to hear the familiar voice of Saint Dog, his vocals were much louder than D-Loc's & the talent presented is very questionable. As for Johnny Richter why not just have him back in the group when he's already on half the album?Overall I feel robbed of my cash & recommend anyone considering starting with this album or anyone interested in picking this album up who's not a completest like myself to bypass this album & look at/remember the great history available instead. I know with the next KMK release I'll be very patient with ordering my copy....