MUGGS X DOOM 12-INCH – SOLD OUT
DJ Muggs & MF DOOM “Deathwish” feat. Freddie Gibbs, b/w “Assassination Day” feat. Kool G Rap, on Soul Assassins Records. This edition by Rappcats is limited to 300 copies, stamp numbered, with hand printed sleeves. (more…)
This is a portion of the Madvillain interview conducted by Eothen Alapatt for Wax Poetics #8, just as Madvillainy was on its way out, with an introduction by Wax Poetics editor Brian DiGenti. The interview and photos were done at the Stones Throw house in Los Angeles, where much of the album was recorded. Photos by B+. For the entire article, grab Wax Poetics #8 if you can find it, or check waxpoetics.com
In a moment of clarity, Jay-Z might wanna rhyme like Common Sense, but nobody, even with generous charity, can rhyme quite like wordplayer MF DOOM, né Zev Love X. Like Nas and “Live at the BBQ,” every great MC has a celebrated debut, and Zev Love represents on 3rd Bass’s “The Gas Face,” 1989. (more…)
Includes new Doom & Paul Barman tracks, JJ Doom remix.
01 RE: (No Subject) – Paul Barman
02 Banished [King Geedorah remix] – JJ DOOM
03 Red & Gold – MF DOOM
04 The Glock – Lil Vicious
05 9 Milli Bros [ft. Wu Tang Clan] – Ghostface Killah
06 Fresh Cutz [ft. Hassan Chop]
07 Ray Gun [ft. MF DOOM] – BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface Killah
08 New York, New York – Starship Orchestra
09 Snake Charmer Freestyle [ft. Kurious Jorge]
10 Between Villains – Captain Murphy ft. Viktor Vaughn & Earl Sweatshirt
11 MIC Line – Monster Island Czars
12 Deep Fried Frenz – MF DOOM
13 Frankie Sinatra – The Avalanches
14 Impending DOOM – MF DOOM & Daedelus
15 November Has Come – Gorillaz
16 In The Streets [ft. MF DOOM & BJ the Chicago Kid] – Busta Rhymes
17 Change The Beat – MF DOOM
18 Highs & Lows [ft. MF DOOM & Phonte] – PRhyme
19 Hook is Extra – MF DOOM
ON SALE OPERATION DOOMSDAY (RED/BLK 2/LP, POSTER, FONDLE ‘EM COVER)
ON SALE: OPERATION DOOMSDAY (RED/BLK 2/LP, POSTER, METALFACE COVER)
Update: 1,000 pieces of each, now SOLD OUT
If you are one of the few who have known about MF DOOM’s debut album since the year it first dropped, you’ll know there’s been a few versions of the album to come out. There’s been bonus tracks, bootlegs, CDs, tapes, and even a lunch box edition.
But here’s the thing about Operation Doomsday: It’s a hip-hop classic. Those who don’t have it, need it. The record keeps selling out, and they keep making more. Just like The Beatles, if the Beatles came to destroy rap.
The album originally came out in ’99 on Fondle ‘Em Records. In 2011, Doom’s own label Metalface Records began officially reissuing the album. In that year, a new cover was made, featuring art and design by Jason Jagel & Jeff Jank, who also handled Doom’s MM FOOD. Both editions of Doomsday are now being released on vinyl, each with 2/LP red & black vinyl, and a 18 x 24-inch poster.
“Gas Drawls” video: Animator Dustooned created a video for “Gas Drawls,” taking inspiration from Doom’s album artwork, including much of Jason Jason illustrations for MM Food and the Metalface version of Operation Doomsday. The animation was created independently, and got the Doom stamp of approval just last week.
Animator Dustooned created a video for “Gas Drawls,” taking inspiration from Doom’s album artwork, including much of Jason Jason illustrations for MM Food and the Metalface version of Operation Doomsday. The animation was created independently, and got the Doom stamp of approval just last week.
