Grip Grand – GG DOOM! BUT HOW?

24 04 2013

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“GG DOOM…BUT HOW?” — Grip Grand Remixes MF DOOM
This album is a tribute to one of my favorite artists. What more can I say?





Bishop Nehru “Nehruvia” [Mixtape]

5 03 2013

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Empire State up-and-comer Bishop Nehru has come together with The DJBooth and Noizy Cricket!! to bring listeners his latest street release, the Nehruvia mixtape. The project features 13 original jams and freestyles from the 16-year-old Rockland County native, including reader-approved single “Misruled Order.” Raz Fresco and Que Hampton join Nehru on the guest tip throughout Nehruvia, which features production by DJ Premier, Ghost McGrady, J. Dilla, Madlib, MF Doom, Raz Fresco, Skipless and Zone.





Bring King Geedorah back to life

21 02 2013

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During the London riots of 2011, a three-story warehouse was burned to the ground, containing the vinyl catalog of over a hundred independent record labels including 4AD, Sub Pop, Domino and Ninja Tune. Due to the cost, time and care of pressing vinyl, many of the records lost in the fire are presumed to be out of print indefinitely. Among them were MF DOOM’s Take Me To Your Leader by his incarnation as King Geedorah, released by Ninja Tune/Big Dada in 2003.

Nearing the 10th anniversary of the album, the music service Beat Delete is spearheading an effort to repress the King Geedorah vinyl. Beat Delete does it like this: working with indie labels & indie artists, they make it possible for record buyers to request out of print titles. When they reach a certain threshold of requests, the record is brought back to life.

Request/buy at Beat Delete: King Geedorah Take Me To Your Leader

Take Me To Your Leader is arguably one of the best, but least appreciated DOOM albums. It’s a 13-track concept record, conceived, written, recorded, mixed and mastered by Villain Man himself. As DOOM puts it, “This whole album is Geedorah’s alien perspective on humans, to show the listener a mirror image of his/herself and the way we see each other.”

The record was made in the months when he was completing his “rap-for-hire” record Vaudeville Villain as Viktor Vaughn, and beginning work on Madvillainy with Madlib. At the time of the album’s release in summer 2003, DOOM was a mystery, as underground and independent as it gets, but it was the best album of the year as far as a few hip-hop heads were concerned. Mark Martelli, writing a 9/10 review of the album for Pitchfork, correctly predicted: “Heads will be discovering that album for the next ten years, and it’ll still sound fresh.”


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Ghostface Killah Speaks On DOOMSTARKS Album [video]

14 02 2013

Ghostface updates fans on his long-awaited collaborative album with MF DOOM. Don’t give up hope yet.

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DJ Premier’s Top 20 Albums of 2012

9 01 2013

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20. Torae – Off The Record
19. Saigon – Greatest Story Never Told Pt. 2: Breads And Circuses
18. Slaughterhouse – Welcome To Our House
17. Skyzoo – A Dream Deferred
16. Masta Ace & MF DOOM – MA_DOOM: Son Of Yvonne
15. Roc Marciano – Reloaded
14. 9th Wonder & Buckshot – The Solution
13. Public Enemy – Most Of My Heroes Still Don’t Appear On No Stamp
12. Vinnie Paz – Gods Of The Serengeti
11. Lil Fame & Termanology – Fizzyology
10. Rick Ross – God Forgives, I Don’t
09. Kendrick Lamar – good kid, m.A.A.d. city
08. Action Bronson & Alchemist – Rare Chandeliers
07. 9th Wonder & Murs – The Final Adventure
06. Sean Price – Mic Tyson
05. Wu-Block – Wu-Block
04. Showbiz & A.G. – Mugshot Music (Preloaded)
03. Nas – Life Is Good
02. DJ Premier & Bumpy Knuckles – Kolexxxion
01. O.C. & Apollo Brown – Trophies

Honorable Mentioning: Mayhem Lauren “Mandatory Brunch Meetings”, Fresh Vetz “The Tape Effect”, Killer Mike “R.A.P. Music”, Nutso “Behind These Bars”, Craig G. “Ramblings Of An Angry Old Man”, Big Shug “I.M.4Eva”, La Coka Nostra “Masters Of The Dark Arts”, Ice Water (aka WOADAH) “Holy Water”, Bishop Lamont “The Layover”, 1982 “2012″, Apollo Brown & Guilty Simpson “Dice Game”, Large Professor “Professor @ Large”.

Just in case y’all forgot, I base my list on:

1) Beats selection
2) Lyrics and content that make sense
3) Flows and wordplay and your voice
4) I don’t care how many records you sold and how much your record was played on commercial radio, I live hip hop culture and I respect my pioneers that allowed me to do hip hop as a career
5) Concepts and overall body of making a full LP including the sequence of how your LP flows is so important when I pop it in my sound system

I still judge listening to music on either a boom box or driving in my ride, no iPods and shit. I stick to tradition of how hip hop was played when it made an impact on my life.

As I say every year, if you don’t like my list, fuck it make your own!

One note I will make: I meant to list the Game’s “Jesus Piece” in my list and it was an oversight so I won’t change this list because of my mistake. I still wanted to make a note of it being that I liked his album and I’m still bumpin it in the ride.

Let the hate begin…

via DJPremier





Kurious – Snake Charmer 2 (prod by MF Doom) [audio]

9 11 2012


New leak from Kurious “Snake Charmer 2″ produced by MF Doom.

http://www.kuriousjorge.com





adidas Presents: JJ DOOM Guv’nor Behind The Scenes [video]

1 11 2012

Go behind the mask of MF DOOM, from the duo JJ DOOM, as he throws on his swag for his new music video for “Guv’nor” off the album “Key to the Kuffs”.

iTunes: Key to the Kuffs – JJ DOOM





adidas Presents MF Doom Interview [video]

30 10 2012

Rap mastermind DOOM used to run the game in graffiti too. Here he comes out of a 10-year retirement to light up a dark London evening with his spray cans.

http://www.londonartwall.com/mf_doom_for_adidas.html





Masta Ace – Home Sweet Home ft. Pav Bundy [video]

16 10 2012

New video for Masta Ace’s first single off his MA Doom: Son of Yvonne album, “Home Sweet Home” featuring Pav Bundy.

Directed by Rob Alphonse (@djrob73) & Rasheed Geraldo (@GENERALDO45)

iTunes: MA_Doom: Son of Yvonne – Masta Ace & MF Doom





3:33 – 7 Sets Of 7 [free album]

9 10 2012


With only a few weeks before the release of 3:33′s new album In The Middle Of Infinity. We present 7 Sets Of 7 the complete collection of 3:33′s haunting and highly sought after remixes featuring Danny Brown, MF DOOM, Roc Marciano, Company Flow G-Side & more accompanied by all of the unreleased instrumentals.

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