4 are instrumental, and many of the rest have no room to breathe in the short time they're allotted.
Despite the whopping 23 tracks on the record, it's only a little over 45 minutes, and few of the songs are over 2 minutes. One of my only criticisms of Madvilainy is that there are too many short or instrumental songs. It's not exactly something The Roots would put out or anything, but to a less extent. Most of the music behind the raps is very jazz and swing oriented. MF DOOM has a very calm voice, (wonder why? see: "America's Most Blunted") and Madlib's beats are smooth and tight on every track. Most of the beats have a retro feel to them, as if they were playing from a phonograph or a mechanical television.įor a long time, MF DOOM was my favorite emcee, and while that spot is currently occupied by Louis Logic (or Louis Dorley), Madvillainy is still one of my favorite hip hop records, and it's something that I put on a lot when I'm stressed out or just want to relax to a nice beat. On this record, MF DOOM teams up with producer Madlib, under the alias "Madvillain," to put together an album themed around old-school superheroes and supervillains. ("Use all caps when you spell the man's name") So that's how I tag the "artist" section of Madvillainy. However, his most famous and encompassing emcee alias is Metal Face Doom, or MF DOOM. For example: Viktor Vaughn, King Geedorah, Metal Fingers, Supervillain, Madvillain, and Danger Doom. Ya blind, in the wine zone leave ya mind blownĭerek Dumile goes by many different names. Where you been behind the mask you cant find me Have the fans saying please make me a dove Sheesh, been unleashed since the Greek club Overthrow it like throwing over a biscuitĪ lot of bitches think he overly showmanistic Or have the game locked in a cage getting shocked with a pole
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