Posts Tagged ‘MF Doom’

Marq Spekt – Heroin Jonezz ft Mobonix (prod. by MF DOOM)

Tuesday, November 29th, 2011


 
Yes, this is actually a brand new original DOOM beat, contributed to the upcoming Bionic Jazz album (not sure who is putting that one out, it sounds like a collective effort from a bunch of people) . It’s strange as hell, but also fitting – these days it’s not hard to imagine DOOM holed up in some dank lair, throwing random sounds in an mpc hooked up directly to makeshift Hadron Collider while laughing at the poor fools who pay money to see his stunt double lipsync. And Spekt is weird enough himself to make the most of this mad concoction of a beat, with a bit of help from Mobonix.
 
DOWNLOAD: Marq Spekt – Heroin Jonezz ft Mobonix (prod. by MF DOOM)

BADBADNOTGOOD – DOOM (MF Doom medley)

Tuesday, November 8th, 2011


 
Following through on a heavy hint dropped in one of their previous videos, BBNG do a medley of MF Doom interpolations.
 
Included are:
Supervillian Theme – Madvillain
Fazers – King Geedorah
Vomitspit – MF DOOM
 
DOWNLOAD: BADBADNOTGOOD – DOOM (MF Doom medley)

 

And the best rapper is…

Tuesday, October 4th, 2011

 

Let’s be specific (peace Funkmaster Flex), the other day I dropped my 10 most underrated rappers of 2011, so it only made sense to drop my best rapper too. This isn’t an all-time list, it’s current and I could only award this to a rapper who is, well current. Andre 3000, you might be on another level and universally accepted as the greatest rapper living and who am I to disagree? You are, but these once every few years cameos on these bullshit R&B tracks ain’t cutting it.

 

It ain’t Jay, shame on you for even thinking that. It isn’t his apprentice Mr. Electronica, who by the way he should be dropping his once-a-year track in December to continue giving your iTunes blue balls. His lack of new material and a Saigon(ish) career pattern is not helping matters. I can you assure you it’s nobody who would rock a smedium t-shirt. Nobody that you would consider a hipster or vegan. It isn’t a new radical skater. It isn’t lazy self-absorbed artists who continues to produce lo-fi albums for your listening displeasure.

 

Who does it leave then? Nas, maybe, but we all know he lost a step or two over the years. Could it be Jada? Sure, Jadakiss is like the New York Jets, he looks great on paper but when it comes down to business he can’t close and I’m still waiting on that great album from him. So the argument could come down to Pusha and the man who I awarded it to. Pusha is just getting better with age, but when you see who is #1 it’s hard to dispute facts.

 

Maybe 2012 will be different but there isn’t a rapper IMO who has deliverer quality time and time again than this man. I hate the word swag, so I will just say this man’s style is just too damn cool. It sounds effortless like the way DOOM spits, but it’s extremely layered with witty lyricism and tons of rewind material   If the Dos Equis guy was a rapper he’d be this one. –Philaflava

 

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STREAM: BK-ONE – Tema Do Canibal Feat. MF DOOM [Exile Mind the Gap Remix]

Monday, August 29th, 2011


 
Here’s what’s going on here in case you’re not familiar, in BK-ONE’s own words:
 

As a follow-up to 2009′s “Rádio Do Canibal”, I sent one of my favorite songs from the album to several of my friends and heroes.I asked them to use their imaginations and take the song somewhere entirely new.The result is five great new tracks featuring a legendary percussionist from São Paulo, one of my favorite MC’s ever, a Brazilian record guru, a West Coast beat manipulator, an incredibly talented and prolific composer from Rio de Janeiro, one of my city’s best DJ’s, and a childhood friend who inspired me to start collecting records…all together on one 12″.Here’s a few of my favorite moments. You can pre-order the EP here: http://bit.ly/p2aqkx

 
So this obviously is the DOOM/Exile remix, and any new DOOM is much appreciated. Stream only on this one.
 

MF Doom – My Favorite Ladies (Equal RMX)

Wednesday, June 29th, 2011

There are many Doom remixes out there, the vast majority of which are terrible. In terms of mathematical probability the odds actually favor one or two good ones popping up eventually, if only as an exception to the trend of general suckitude. This is one of those exceptions.

Spaceghostpurrp “Soul”

Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011

A left turn of sorts for SGP here, as he drops some raider swag over MF Doom’s “Clipse of Doom”. Suck Gino Vannelli’s dick for 2011.

MF Doom – ? (Extended Raw Rhymes Version)

Thursday, April 14th, 2011

The one previously unheard track from the Operation Doomsday lunchbox reissue. Just Doom and Kurious fucking around over the drum track, eventually slipping into the rhymes from the album version.

DOWNLOAD: MF Doom – ? (Extended Raw Rhymes Version)

Madvillain – Avalanche & Victory Lap (snippets/rip)

Tuesday, January 4th, 2011

Snippets of 2 new Madvillain tracks (joined together), taken from Stones Throw Podcast 64: Stones Throw 2011. Download fast, this link will probably get killed off in seconds.

DIRECT DOWNLOAD: Madvillain – Avalanche & Victory Lap (snippets/rip)

via thegrindaly, props to them for the rip

MF Doom – Doom (from DOOM!)

Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010

I thought I was up on all new(ish) Doom-related swag, this one is new to me though. As far as I can tell it can only be found on the DOOM! compilation released with 0 fanfare by Think Differently earlier this year.

DOWNLOAD: MF Doom – Doom

King Geedorah – Snakecharmer ft. Kurious as Biolante

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

Don’t get too excited, Doom doesn’t actually rap on this. But it’s still worth hearing. As of now I can’t confirm if this is a new track or an unreleased leftover, I’m going to assume it’s the latter. If anybody can definitively say otherwise, please let me know.

DOWNLOAD: King Geedorah – Snakecharmer ft. Kurious as Biolante

This song popped up on one of the bonus vinyl singles that comes with the new Ninja Tune XX boxset. If it is indeed a leftover, it’s not hard to understand why it never made it to Take Me To Your Leader – it’s not terrible, but it wouldn’t really add much to the album either. Kurious’ verses are serviceable but not particularly memorable, almost lethargic actually. What really interests me here is the beat. Doom samples a track that I’ve been a fan of for a long time, a weird space folk number called Gönül Dağı by Turkish rock god Barış Manço. Manço has gained some internet prominence during the last few years via the resurgence of interest in Turkish psychedelic rock. So, if it’s a new track then Doom is (mildly) trend hopping, if it’s a 2003 leftover then he was way ahead of everybody.

DOWNLOAD: Barış Manço – Gönül Dağı