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Madlib is already legendary in the rap community as a producer with trippy tendencies, but this song cements him in stoner rap subculture. M.E.D.’s appearance is a well-appreciated change of pace from Doom.Ħ. Yes ladies and gentlemen, Thom Yorke is now a rap producer ( but only on an iTunes bonus track).
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The accolade paid in dividends for the group, leading to the aforementioned critical acclaim and even garnering a Doom/Yorke collaboration on Doom’s latest album, Born Like This. The reason? Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke included this track on a Celebrity Playlist of his. This song was the catalyst for Madvillainy in finding its place among a plethora of alternative critic’s top-ten of the year lists. Madlib/Quasimoto/Yesterday’s New Quintet and MF Doom/King Ghedorah/Viktor Vaughn introduce all their various alter-egos. This song also contains my personal favorite couplet from the album: “Borderline schizo, sorta fine tits though.” Hilarious. Featuring beatnik bass and the best use of sitar in a rap song since "Bonita Applebum", Doom almost sounds like he’s spitting spoken word poetry. Doom is in strong form, complementing humorous battle rhyme musings with obscure pop-culture references. Madlib’s instrumental can get boring after a couple of listens, but this is one of the more accessible songs on the album. A sullen, jazzy instrumental backs one of those comic book-style narrations that don’t quite make sense that you can hear on any given Doom album. You can already hypothesize how Doom and Lib’s style will mesh from this Intro.
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You may remember from my last appearance on this blog that I like to review long albums. I was first introduced to the album by a friend who was more of an indie rock fan than anything else, but for this review I will be taking another listen to each track from a more hip hop perspective. As far as I know, the album wasn’t even reviewed by the Source, XXL, etc, and on top of that, a friend of mine who is the biggest Doom fan I know is still indifferent to it to this day. Madvillainy was almost universally reviewed positively upon its release, but like I mentioned before, was a miss in the hip hop community. When it was first revealed that the two would make an album together, it turned a lot of heads, perhaps due to the fact that Doom, at least, was in the prime of his career. Both are also extremely prolific, and have performed under more pseudonyms than you can shake a stick at. Both got their starts in obscure underground outfits (Lib in Lootpack, Doom in KMD) that never quite made it, but were taken under the wing of more successful peers (Tha Alkaholiks and 3rd Bass, respectively). Although Madlib and Doom (I have officially stopped writing the name in all caps for the rest of this review) make music on opposite ends of the country, they have oddly parallel careers. Madvillainy is the first effort by the group Madvillain, which is made up of long-standing hip hop stalwarts DJ/Producer/MC Madlib and MC/Producer MF DOOM. This is also the perfect opportunity to have another MF DOOM album reviewed on the blog.
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Enjoy!)Īlthough there are a handful of great hip hop albums that have yet to be reviewed by Max but deserve consideration and recognition here on Hip Hop Isn’t Dead, one LP stands alone to me as an album that was inexplicably overlooked in the hip hop community, yet made a large splash in a more… should I say, Pitchfork Media demographic.
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I only just recently found this in my crates and want to write about this soon, but since Nicolo got to it first, he gets first crack at it. For today's post, Nicolo helps HHID meet its Madlib and MF DOOM quota (I hate writing that guy's name in all caps) by discussing their project, Madvillain, and their debut album Madvillainy. (Here's something you probably didn't expect.