Word: dooms
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Doesn’t ring any bells? Perhaps you know them better by their pseudonyms: MF Doom, DJ Danger Mouse, Ghostface Killah, Cee-Lo and Talib Kweli, respectively...
...Doom, who broke out with last year’s collaboration with producer Madlib “Madvillainy,” is infamous, at least partially, for channeling Marvel Comics super villain Dr. Doom in his metal-faced stage persona. Danger Mouse became a hip-hop household name through his unauthorized mash-up project “The Gray Album” (a mixture of Jay-Z’s Black Album and the Beatles’ White Album). Many Adult Swim cartoons borrow liberally from past Hanna-Barbara productions (Aqualab and Space Ghost, in particular). In this way, collaboration...
...Doom and DM have met before, with promising results. The supervillain dropped a verse on Danger’s remix of Zero 7’s “Somersault.” Earlier this year, Doom appeared on a track on the Gorillaz album “Demon Days,” which was, coincidentally enough, produced by Danger Mouse...
...Shoutouts to Space Ghost and Scooby Doo supplant Biggie and Pac, and there’s a whole track called “Aqua Teen Hunger Force,” but for the most part Doom sounds like his normal virtuosic self...
...than they should be given such a pedigree of talent. Talib’s rhymes on reminisce-fest “Old School” is decent, but the sunny beat feels more appropriate to a Kweli album and the prominent hook feels sorely out of place on a Doom album. Atlanta legend Cee-Lo, who lends his Southern-fried crooning to “Benzi Box,” has stolen tracks from the likes of Jay-Z and Outkast with his ridiculous flow, and his rapping skills are sorely missed here...