Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Madvillainy

Ol' Dirty Bastard
Shimmy Shimmy Ya
Return to the 36 Chambers

Lil Wayne
World of Fantasy
The Carter Sessions

Madvillain
Accordion (Four Tet Remix)
Four Tet Madvillainy Remix EP

Rock Plaza Central
How Shall I to Heaven Aspire?
Are We Not Horses?

The Clifford Brown & Max Roach Quintet
Daahoud
Clifford Brown & Max Roach

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Madvillain
Madvillainy
(MassMirror)

Stylus Magazine
While the comic exterior to the album belies the intensity of the material, there is little mistaking that Madlib and Doom have created an album that is as raw and invigorating as any in Hip-Hop.
All Music Guide
Madvillainy gets close to the genius seen on Quasimoto's Unseen, and like that record this one might take a few listens to find it. But once it clicks in, this disc stays in the CD player for days.
Dusted Reviews
While every Ivy League dog kennel worker with a paycheck from Blender or Revolver may write dissertations about how Outkast re-invented pop music (and if we follow that logic) then Madvilian simply destroys the boundaries.
Prefix Magazine
In the never-ending search for "realness" in hip-hop music, Madvillainy effortlessly makes new hip-hop without feeling the need to talk about authenticity.
PopMatters
Madvillainy is a jewel-encrusted treasure of an album. It's only 45 minutes long but there's more than enough here to please the most jaded audiophile.
TinyMixtapes.com
Madvillainy is a dizzying synergy of heavy brains and chemistry, culminating in blissfully fun, irreverent, and engaging brand of record-making magic.

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