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Dom Pachino - Operation Warface
Youngest Rap Vet, Killarmy member Dom Pachino brings forth this compilation, first of a series of two, called Operation Warface. It features various Wu-Associated artists in varying combinations, such as his own Team Napalm, Buddha Monk, Bklyn Zu, Shyheim, and M.M.O.
PRICE: $14.00
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Dom Pachino - Power Rulez
Though he is still young in years, Dom Pachino aka P.R. Terrorist is a veteran in the rap game, getting his start as a featured member of the Wu-Tang supergroup Killarmy, which released three classic albums which collectively sold over a half million records. He has also been featured on The Swarm compilation (Gold), RZA as Bobby Digital (Gold), and Wu-Tang Forever (Platinum). As the first major Latin rapper ever to emerge from Staten Island, Dom P has always stayed busy; whether touring internationally, or appearing in TV or movies, he has released a slew of independent mixtapes, DVD's and albums through his Napalm Recordings Empire that have helped him to galvanize his own following. Here however, for the first time ever, Chambermusik Records is proud to present his first officially distributed album, Power Rulez. On this excursion he stays true to both the underground rap and Wu-Tang market, with tracks handled by the great Falling Down, Dub Sonata, and others. Featured are Islord (Killarmy), 9th Prince (Killarmy) Shyheim (Wu-Tang), Crunch Lo (Othorized Fam), and others.
PRICE: $12.00
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Dom Pachino - Rice and Beanz
The long awaited full-length commercial release from Dom Pachino of Killarmy. Features Shyhiem, Block McCloud, Thirstin Howl, and many others.
PRICE: $11.99
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Dom Pachino - The Arsenal
The Youngest Hip-Hop Veteran brings his Wu-Tang Killarmy experience to the table with The Arsenal. Immediately commercial, yet harkening back to the classic grimey sound he's associated with, this outing will satisfy his old fans as well as making many new ones! Producers include Block McCloud, Chapel, Dub Sonata, Magoo, & DJ Nice. Special guests include Thirstin Howl III, Shyheim, and Crunch Lo.
PRICE: $13.00
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Dom Pachino - The Best of Dom Pachino
Even if he’s still quite young, Dom Pachino is a veteran in the rap game. With already 3 group and 4 solo albums under his belt, he deserves his greatest hits CD. For the most part the album consists of some of Dom P’s best verses on the Killarmy trilogy. There’s also the complete track of his collabo on Shyheim’s Manchild album. Three more tracks off his first 2 solo and best of all the rare Killarmy track The Cookout. To make this album even better, The Puerto Rican Terrorist blessed us with 2 dope freestyles and one of them is over the classic I Shot Ya Beat. This album is for all the new heads who are not familiar with Dom Pachino’s skills and to the fans who know that a Dom P greatest hits is a sure bet.
PRICE: $10.00
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Dom Pachino - The Grunge
Youngest Rap Vet, Killarmy member Dom Pachino brings forth this compilation, second of a series of two, called The Grunge. It features some of Shaolin's favorite artists in varying combinations, such as his own Team Napalm, Blue Raspberry, Jojo Pellegrino, Shyheim, and Intouchable Soldiers.
PRICE: $14.00
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Dom Pachino - Unreleased
2nd album from DomPachino of Killarmy with production from Falling Down, Mathematics and others Intro Crime Stock Hard Copy War (skit) Thousand Dollar Watches (feat. No Smiles) Endless Love Victims (feat. Just Da Barber) Problem Child Cheap Thrills (feat. NDRA) Who's The Spanish Kid Holy Water (feat. Islord) Tear Drops (feat. Daddys Little Girl) I Got Music (feat. Superb) My Right Hand Times Calling Heritage Outro
PRICE: $13.00
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Dr. Dooom (Kool Keith) - Dr. Dooom 2
After single-handedly redefining "warped" as the mind and mouth behind the Bronx-based Ultramagnetic MC's, "Kool" Keith Thornton, aka Rhythm X, aka Dr. Octagon, aka Dr. Dooom, headed for the outer reaches of the stratosphere with a variety of solo projects. A onetime psychiatric patient at Bellevue, Keith's lyrical thematics remained as free-flowing here as they ever were with the N.Y. trio, connecting up complex meters with fierce, layers-deep metaphors and veiled criticisms of those who "water down the sound that comes from the ghetto." 2008 will see the return of Dr Dooom, produced by KutMasta Kurt. This album will be huge! One of the more underrated producers and DJs in the West Coast underground, KutMasta Kurt initially made his name working with Kool Keith, during which time he first donned his trademark Mexican wrestling mask. Kurt began DJing in the Bay Area. As his reputation grew, local MCs began to approach him about producing tracks. Kurt bought some basic studio equipment and taught himself to use it. After a few remixes for the likes of Tim Dog, Buju Banton and Mic Geronimo, Kurt's friendship with the groundbreaking, underappreciated Ultramagnetic MC's paid off when, in 1994, ex-leader Kool Keith tapped Kurt to handle DJ and production duties for his new solo career. Kurt produced a couple of tracks on Keith's landmark Dr. Octagon album, but their first full project together was 1997's "Sex Style", the first album released under Keith's own name. Kurt also helmed Keith's album as Dr. Dooom, 1999's "First Come, First Served", and 2000's "Matthew." By the time "Matthew" was released, Kurt had begun to build his own career apart from Keith. He provided remixes for the likes of the Beastie Boys, Planet Asia, Rasco, Luscious Jackson and Blackalicious, among others. He also formed his own label, Threshold, and in 2000 released the full-length album "KutMasta Kurt Presents: Masters of Illusion", a collaborative project that featured Kool Keith and underground MC Motion Man. Skip ahead to 2008 and the Dr. Dooom comeback. The album is titled "Dr. Dooom 2" and it's the type of release that everybody will be talking about.
PRICE: $13.99
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