T-K-G
Veteran
do i even have to say anything brehs 
that's my fukking supervillain
that's my fukking supervillain
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MF DOOM Appreciation
- Thread starter TheJet
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That instrumental
WhiteDawg3000
Pro
this is one of DOOM's best joints...
Vomitspit off MM...FOOD is dope too, kinda reminds me of this one
Vomitspit off MM...FOOD is dope too, kinda reminds me of this one
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newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Thats my masked enigmatic rapper slash producer of electic sounds...
BlackDroog
All Star
love his music...i actually became a fan when the special herbs albums dropped...didn't even know he was a rapper at first...then after i went back and heard operation doomsday then bought madvillain i was a full fledged stan. copped all his stuff ever since.
King Jove
King Of †he Gawds
dangerdoom
whole album was flames
whole album was flames
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ChieferSutherland
OG Breh
DOOM Definitely is in my personal top 5. MM Food...I can play that album all day and never get tired of it
Majestyx
Duck Season
That instrumental
madlib beat
depending on the day, i dig those original 12 inch versions over the album versions. the gas drawls one especially.
I think the Gas Drawls 12 was the first DOOM song I heard. I think it was also part of how I found SOHH
back around 99 I got this tape from a homie. on it was "It Sounded like a Roc". it was crazy cause I never heard the song, but right away I knew it was a KMD song off their unreleased album. this was right around the time music being on the interweb was blowing up, and I had this epiphany that maybe I could find some info on the unreleased Black b*stards album, since apparently there were some songs out there (aside from those on the "What a Niggy Know" single). that search led me to sandboxautomatic, where Fondle Em had released that "KMD Ruffs + Rares" album. also there it said Zev had some new stuff under the name MF DOOM. I remember they had a crappy real-audio snippets of the songs on the 12's. I heard Gas Drawls, and was just like
not to be corny, but it was pretty much exactly what was missing from hip-hop for me at the time. another crazy part was I found out about Doomsday, saw the cover, and I had just recently seen that CD at this little local shop by me. I remember I peeped the Dr Doom cover, like "wtf is this
". anyway I ran back and copped that CD, and it was on from there (I copped Slum Village Vol 1 at the same shop). somewhere in all that I also found SOHH
DStyles
Vegan
yi di da-da I make no sense when I rap
I put words together and make them rhyme
I'm mf doom and you spell my name in all caps
I put words together and make them rhyme
I'm mf doom and you spell my name in all caps
Hear ye, hear ye! How dare ye
Go up against the king who do his thing tri-yearly?
They're too carefree with their mouths around here
Off with his head, and display it at Town Square
On top a seven-feet spike, make sure it's on tight
In light of when the peasants throw stones with all their might
Skull get smashed for weeks
'Til vulture beaks eats the last meat off your cheeks
Maybe then they'll know the right words to speak
Out loud, at home, in the world, or in the streets
It's no escape, just in case
All the kings' mens and 'em decides to go apes
The most slick-talking of burly guys
Get caught and boiled in oil like curly fries
Even those that's Mr. Furley's size that earned the fate
Could all get burned at the stake
Send word to his closest kins, that for his sins
We claim his throne, his providence, and its citizens
In the name of King Geedorah! ...
Don't make him catch a seizure ...
Kid McNamara
'97 Mike Bibby
Looks at thread date. Why you so late? I forgive you my son:
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