Thumbs up to Madlib with the ‘Stevie Wonder’ sampleĪnd soulful drum loops! The albums final track He soon changes this, sounding more confident afterĪnswering to himself ‘DOOM? Are you pondering what I’m pondering?’ beforeīreaking into his usual crazy style. Him-self sound vulnerable before starting his lines in a voice that sounds both
Interesting point with this track is the intro where Doom seems to make Track on the album the beat is soulful while the lyrics are well performed. Reference to ‘Climax’ is ideal, as this is probably the best example of theĭuos combined efforts. Great example of his creative style and follows Madlibs beat well. Sinister piano roll, which sounds brilliant in contrast. As mentioned it has ‘cheerful jazz samples’ though there is also a Impression DOOM self professes his importance as a character and to an extent, it That it is an offence to refer to MF DOOM in lower case. ‘remember ALL CAPS’ quote has substantial impact among listeners, to the extent He reminds you, “ALL CAPS when you spell the man name.” (Tim O’Neil, 2004, Madvillain: Madvillainy, One of the hottest tracks on the album is ‘All Caps’ “AllĬaps” is the album’s climax, with deceptively cheerful jazz samples contrastedĪgainst an uncharacteristically legible rhyme from Doom. It is a good track that does the album justice after ‘Hardcore Theīeat has a bold feel to it, as if the villain has something important to say.ĭOOM recites more politically charged lyrics while also making references to ‘Strange Ways’ is a more serious sounding track. ‘Wildchild’ lets himself and the album down. There isn’t a lot to say about it besides the MC Overall, DOOM is off the hook on this track, perhaps displaying hisīest performance on the CD. Importance of the mind with the album – or lack of perhaps? The intention is Which is perceived as that of pure consciousness, possibly highlighting the The line ‘Chakra chart topper’ may be referring to the top of the chakra, Madness is the theme of the album, lyrically this track delivers the intention To the track with DOOM speeding up before slowing back to the tracks tempo. Which comes across obscure, lyrically, but adds an interesting rhythmic quality Great example of this is his line “A shot of Jack got her back it's notĪn act stack, Forgot about the cackalack, holla back, clack clack, blocka” Madlib creating a dark catchy beat while DOOM seasons it with his magic. This is another track where the duo feed off each other’s talents. Once again the album jumps out with another killer track,Ī quick loop from Madlib, which throws the listener off guard before kicking in
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