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Madvillian: Madvilliany

Name: Madvillian: Madvilliany
Author: Eric Coleman
ISBN: 9781775499169

by Eric Coleman

Madvillainy is a collaboration between rapper MF Doom and producer Madlib under the group name Madvillain. MF DOOM and Madlib were off the radar to many in 2003, but the announcement of a collaboration and the first track, “America's Most Blunted”, brought all the quiet fans out of the woodwork, and let to a controversial and highly acclaimed album release in early 2004 that helped expose the two artists to a large audience for the first time. While the producer and MC both did was what completely natural to them at the time, they turned the formula of popular rap at the time on its head, creating an album that is both unique and true to it's hip-hop influences. STONES THROW SHIPS WORLDWIDE. Cover Photo by Eric Coleman, Design by Jeff Jank. Vinyl 2LP

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Stones Throw

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9781775499169

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1775499162

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