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This Southern California USA-based Punk-Rock Rap-Rock outfit was founded in 1994 by vocalist Brad 'Daddy' X who teamed up with vocalist-rappers Saint Dog and D-Loc, turntablist DJ Bobby B, drummer Lou Dog plus masked-dancer Pakelika and a crazy guy, Taxman, labeled as 'anti hero'. The crew soon began performing live around the West Coast area and in 1997 released the 5-track EP "Stoners Reeking Havok", followed a year later by their debut full-length disc, "Royal Highness", which was issued through Capitol; the record included "Bump", the single track climbed into the top 30 of The Modern Rock chart. In 1999 Saint Dog left to be replaced by Johnny Richter, that same year the group released "Hidden Stash" on their own Suburban Noize Records. The next Kottonmouth Kings' release, 2000's "High Society",
cracked The Billboard Top 200 Albums chart reaching the #65 spot and yielded
the Modern Rock top 40 hit, "Peace Not Greed". A follow-up album was issued almost exactly one year later, "Rollin'
Stoned" was the fourth album released via Capitol Records, the set
hit #51 slot on The Billboard Top 200 list, supported by the single "Positive
Vibes". Kottonmouth Kings re-emerged with a new studio-set in April 2004, although the main track, "Bad Habits", failed to chart, "Fire It Up" became their most successful album to date, reaching #42 on The Billboard Top 200 list. The group released their seventh album in late May 2005; the record simply titled "Kottonmouth Kings No.7", which included the single "Put It Down" recorded in collaboration with Cypress Hill, debuted into the top 50 of The Billboard 200 falling just one position short of #1 on the U.S. Top Independent Albums chart. The more Hip-Hop inflected "Koast II Koast" followed in June 2006, this 24-song full-length disc was the band's first U.S. Top 40 album; Kottonmouth Kings also recorded several videos to various of the songs on the CD including the single "Everybody Move". One year later the So-Cal sextet released their ninth official album, "Cloud Nine", reaching the #44 position on The Billboard 200. October 2008 saw Kottonmouth Kings unleash its latest record, "The Green Album"; they selected 20 prime cuts, including "Where I'm Going?", out of over 60 recorded over a 6-month stretch. The disc became their first #1 on the Billboard's Top Internet Albums chart.
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Royal Highness(1998) |
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Hidden Stash(1999) |
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High Society(2000) |
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Hidden Stash II
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Rollin' Stoned(2002) |
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Fire It Up(2004) |
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Kottonmouth Kings No.7(2005) |
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Koast II Koast(2006) |
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Cloud Nine(2007) |
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The Green Album(2008) |
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