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RIP MF Doom. I was late arriving to him and thanks to VMP I got my first introduction and then immediately gobbled up all his releases. His style of hip hop is exactly what I enjoy. Great samples, a whole persona that he stuck with like a method actor, and smooth lyrics. I was hoping we'd see something new from him in the coming years as I remembered reading a New Yorker article about him working on new things and toying with Madvillainy 2.0. It sucks that 2020 took another bright light from us.
 
Anyone got a reccomendation on which pressing of MF DOOM’s Operation Doomsday is the one to get? There’s too damn many of them.
WTF, I was just listening to this today and realized I still don’t have it on vinyl. I just got this All Caps poster in yesterday from Christmas.

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Madvillain was one of the first albums I obsessed over in the internet era. I remember the album leaking and burning low quality CDs so I could listen to it in my car. I remember playing the leaked version of Fancy Clown on repeat, and then being confused why it sounded different when the commercial version came out. I was so fascinated when King Geedorah & Victor Vaughn came out, and this dude was playing different characters on records. I was blown away after I discovered Mr. Hood and found out that was Doom on there!

Man this sucks.
 
A great article:


And interview:
 
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What a fkin blow.
Now I feel I didnt appreciate him enough.
I see people going nuts about his vinyl prices rising right now. Who cares. A goat is dead.

Imma go open my sealed MF X Gunn. Now is a good time :(

Not his best album but I popped over to cogs to grab the VMP Born Like This pressing before it's basically impossible to get.

I'll be surprised if I actually get it.
 
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