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Once, the dirtball said “Up at the plate only one thing matters, swing batter batter, swing batter batter, try your best to avoid a strike!”. D-Loc and Johnny Richter, otherwise known as that ferociously, fresh duo KINGSPADE, each in the batters boxes to crack this curveball of a CD upside your melon, displaying truly well done production skills.

Though this is KingSpade’s sophomore album, they’re anything but rookies. For the past dozen years or so they have been rockin’ the stage settin’ nightlife-enthralled parties to outlive this endless weekend with the KottonMouth Kings. That’s a subject completely on it’s own. If you don’t know and want to know check out one of the many classic KMK CD’s or read any type of review for them.

The two childhood friends are returning on this hard hittin’, trunk knockin’, bass bumpin’ disc to show you who they are, what they have, and where they’re from. They span across many issues; like drunk driving, hustlin’, and bouncin ‘cars with bouncin’ systems. (The average for them anarchistic, suburban boys from OC.) These have been touched on in the past, but never like this. This CD shows how musically gifted the Sub Noize Team is. With DJ’s Bobby B and Shakey Bonez scratchin’, nothing can go wrong. Then swinging in from High Frequency Productions is Kumagai to throw in his freshness into the mix on those mixing boards.

This album is sure to blaze a trail through the music scene like an epidemic of STD’s throughout a nymphomaniac colony without any condoms.

Once the intro gets done we truly see Who Run This when this duo starts off slammin’ your ears with so much bass you have to rearrange your face. Once you get the electric, eclectic, feeling flowing through your veins you become geeked knowing that there are still 13 more tracks to ensue. KingSpade is Takin’ it Back a style of Neighborhood Trends that’s completely their own forged out on the West Coast so many years ago. After getting back up off of the ground from being knocked out of all the bass your Lookin’ Up to see how musically genius this CD only saying “That’s the Shit!” You stumble to your front door to see your boys chillin’ on the porch waiting to hear that We Ridin’ down to the spot to get what it is we need to really start Havin Fun.

While driving though there is a close call with this crazy-ass Brotha Brotha who was swerving into your lane as you think “I don’t wanna die today”. Finally arriving to the party you see Richter and Loc up on stage rockin’ right all night, Bringin the Crowd from the back to the front. Standing in the crowd this naughty lookin’ hottie starts grindin all over your shit and her piece of meat, dude comes up trippin. Your only response is “Dude, Check Yo Bitch!”

Suddenly the sound of the party changes for a serious second when they start rippin’ Follow the Leader telling your to lead your own life, find your own answers, and be your person. After which the set is ended with Dreams which is their ballad to the fans showing how dreams, no matter how big/small, can be achieved if you have the drive and enough belief.

The set and party were both amazingly fresh, and you now want to get a SRH tattoo so you head to go ahead and get Inked Up then back to home to go to sleep knowing you lived a bomb-ass day, which was an everyday/all day thing and That’s just How it Goes.

Tracklisting

1. Intro
2. Who Run This?
3. Takin’ It Back
4. Neighborhood Trends
5. Da Shit
6. We Ridin
7. Lookin Up
8. Havin Fun
9. Bring The Crowd
10. Brotha Brotha
11. Check Yo Bitch
12. Follow The Leader
13. That’s How It Goes
14. Dreams
15. Inked Up

Websites

MySpace.com/Kingspade
Kingspade.com
SuburbanNoizeRecords.com

Record Label:

• Suburban Noize Records

Release Date:

• 04/27/2007

Reviewer:

• Whipstick