MF Doom - Lil Mufukuz (Prod. by Dabrye)

[Piff Perkins]

I need some clarification here

To me there are two DOOM voices. On this track I hear the flow/voice we all loved during DOOM's classic run. Then you got the slower more prodding voice/flow of JJ DOOM era and some features like the track he did with Earl. Whenever I hear DOOM slow and off beat I assume it's a lazy new verse, and when I hear him like on this track I assume it's old.


Kinda like how you can listen to a post-Big Doe Rehab Ghostface track and automatically hear how different his flow and energy became. Or listen to Supreme Clientele era stuff and hear a difference.

 

[aloebeats]

To me there are two DOOM voices. On this track I hear the flow/voice we all loved during DOOM's classic run. Then you got the slower more prodding voice/flow of JJ DOOM era and some features like the track he did with Earl. Whenever I hear DOOM slow and off beat I assume it's a lazy new verse, and when I hear him like on this track I assume it's old.


Kinda like how you can listen to a post-Big Doe Rehab Ghostface track and automatically hear how different his flow and energy became. Or listen to Supreme Clientele era stuff and hear a difference.

facts

 

[krackdagawd]

neg

 

[feelosofer]

To me there are two DOOM voices. On this track I hear the flow/voice we all loved during DOOM's classic run. Then you got the slower more prodding voice/flow of JJ DOOM era and some features like the track he did with Earl. Whenever I hear DOOM slow and off beat I assume it's a lazy new verse, and when I hear him like on this track I assume it's old.


Kinda like how you can listen to a post-Big Doe Rehab Ghostface track and automatically hear how different his flow and energy became. Or listen to Supreme Clientele era stuff and hear a difference.

This is true because I didn't care for JJ Doom and Doom's rhymes on it outside a few songs.