Customer Reviews

Kool Keith Presents Thee Undatakerz

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Frankly, I couldn't care less about the rest of the album, though it probably is halfway decent, but Kool Keith's verses on "Dark Space" and "6 Feet Under" measure up to any other verses he's made. Also "(Party in the) Morgue" and its remix are definitely good.

love Kool Keith and all of his personas. however this was a somewhat miss, the title song is good but most of the other songs are lacking.

With the awesomeness of the Project Polaroid album fresh in my mind I started uploading my old Kool Keith albums to the iPod today. Well, this disk keeps getting spit back out my computer... If this isn't a hint I don't know what is.

Definitely pick up the Polaroid disk and even if you are trying to complete a Kool Keith collection, consider leaving Undertakerz out.

It is insane how far ahead of the rest of the [rap] world Kool Keith is. Kool Keith is to modern music what Sun Ra is to jazz. Both artists produce an insane amount of absurdly consistent music, and both get just about no play or sales. Dr. Octagon is gone, but we got Dr. Dooom. Then we got the Spankmaster, and now we have Reverand Tom. Why fault the man for wanting to move on? It's a given, this is boundary pushing music just by virtue of Keith's involvement. If you've stopped caring what he produced, ask yerself: what does mf doom have on this?
A discussion of the individual songs is almost pointless; either you recognize it's necesarry to own this album to understand modern, off-the-charts music or you can ignore this. Kool Keith continues his own unsung path to the top.

I bought this album purely because it has Kool Keiths name on it, what a mistake besides the Reverand Tom intro the album is garbage.

Keith isnt on 2/3rds of the album. And my white sister could rhyme better than the chick on this album. Just stay away, if you want some decent worth while Kool Keith check out, Dr Dooom, Octo, Diesel Truckers or Black Elvis.