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Lootpack

Also you may know as Loot Pack, Loot Pack, The, Lootpack, The

Also there are session musicians of Lootpack: Jack Brown (3), Otis Jackson Jr., Romeo Jimenez

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Discography of Lootpack:

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#	Release title	Total tracks	Release date	Label fo release
1	Soundpieces: Da Antidote	24	1999-00-00	Stones Throw Records
2	Soundpieces: Da Antidote!	27	1999
3	Rapattack Vol. 1	3	2000-09-00	Groove Attack Productions
4	Whenimondamic	6	1998-00-00	Stones Throw Records
5	Weededed Remix	6	2000	Stones Throw Records
6	Soundpieces: Da Antidote! (Instrumentals)	17	1999	Stones Throw Records
7	The Anthem	6	1998	Stones Throw Records
8	Weededed (The Lost Mixes)	14	2001	Groove Attack Productions
9	Psyche Move	4	1996	Crate Diggas Palace
10	Miss Deja Vu	7	2004-03-18	Traffic Entertainment Group
11	Soundpieces: Da Antidote!	45	2004	Play It Again Sam [PIAS]
12	Questions (Remix) / On Point	2	2002	Stones Throw Records
13	The Lost Tapes	22	2004	Traffic Entertainment Group
14	Soundpieces: Da Antidote!	24	1999	Stones Throw Records
15	The Lost Tapes	22	2004	Traffic Entertainment Group
16	Soundpieces: Da Antidote!	17		Stones Throw Records
17	Psyche Move	4	1996	Crate Diggas Palace
18	Pieces Of Soundpieces	15	1999	Stones Throw Records
19	Whenimondamic	6		Stones Throw Records
20	Psyche Move	4	1996	Crate Diggas Palace
21	Soundpieces: Da Antidote!	24	1999	Stones Throw Records
22	The Anthem	6	1998	Stones Throw Records
23	Soundpieces: Da Antidote	24	1999	Groove Attack Productions
24	Psyche Move	4		Crate Diggas Palace
25	Da Pacumentary	3	2001	Stones Throw Records
26	Soundpieces: Da Antidote	29	1999	Stones Throw Records
27	Soundpieces: Da Antidote!	26	2012-03-27
28	The Anthem	6		Stones Throw Records
29	Miss Deja Vu	7	2004	Traffic Entertainment Group
30	Loopdigga EP	6	2014	Stones Throw Records
31	Soundpieces: Da Antidote	24	1999-00-00	Stones Throw Records
32	Soundpieces: Da Antidote	24	1999	Stones Throw Records
33	Soundpieces: Da Antidote	45	2005

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About Lootpack

Though they’ve been together since high school, the Lootpack - Madlib, Wildchild and DJ Romes - first made their presence known in 1994 when the group’s beat conductor, Madlib, produced "Mary Jane," a Tha Alkaholiks 12”. Later that year, Lootpack's lyrical skills were heard on the song "Turn The Party Out" on the Alkaholiks’ debut LP "21 And Over," and "WLIX" from the Liks’ second LP.

The positive feedback from these collaborations led to the Lootpack's own EP "Ill Psych Move" on Crate Digger’s Palace Records in 1996, a venture funded by Madlib’s father, soul-crooner Otis Jackson Sr.

It was through this poorly-distributed 12” that the group caught the attention of Stones Throw Records’ founder/president Peanut Butter Wolf, who heard the record on college radio and hunted the group down. The ‘Pack kept in touch with Wolf as he built Stones Throw into a viable hip hop enterprise. The group eventually signed for Stones Throw, paving the way for the release of 1999’s Soundpieces: Da Antidote CD/LP.

The album was received with open arms by hip hop’s proletariat, while luminaries such as The Roots’ Quest Love, Jay Dee and D’Angelo (the latter calling it his “favorite album of the year”) sang the ‘Pack’s praises.

Since the release of “Soundpieces,” the group has matured and spread its wings. Madlib has demonstrated his versatility as a producer and hip hop visionary, crafting concept-albums such as Quasimoto's "The Unseen" and Yesterdays New Quintet's "Angles Without Edges". DJ Romes has established himself as a DJ to watch, and released the oh-so-dope Hamburger Hater breakbeat record with Stones Throw in 2001. Wildchild produced Lootpack's 2001 documentary video Da Packumentary.

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