Madvillainy’s Secret Ingredient: INDIFFERENCE

[@SamuraiSandi]

You can tell that this guy really loves this album, it's like when your friend shows you their favorite album 😂

[@do3807]

If my friend explained it this way, I'd be rolling up weekly to hear him lmao

[@cursedbeans5560]

Bro this be how I explain Radiohead to my friends

[@ItcheBrain]

Well he picked a good joint tho!!!!

[@WolfHound911]

This album got me through a very hard time, made things all right.

[@KIPAManagement-p7e]

Yeah I really love this album too. It's my favorite hip hop album of all time.

[@toma8283]

One of the coolest things about accordion to me is how Madlib used the clicks in the original sample to serve as hi-hats. It’s such a small detail but adds a lot character to the song.

[@phoonfrags8765]

I did not notice that thank you for pointing it out I can listen to DOOM for years and keep learning

[@leewightman8619]

I didn't notice that dope af

[@beegyoshi2430]

I have a weird thing for samples that sound like music boxes and accordion fits perfectly into my odd little niché

[@robertcaine2634]

I think it's more of a coincidence the way he chopped it up

[@paulbury8176]

And they add to the time motif in the lyrics, it’s brilliant

[@likenem]

The craziest thing about the accordion sample it isn't an accordion

[@fatstogie]

In my opinion madvillainy is one of the most important albums in hip hop history

[@thegil-martingetaway8804]

in music history period.

[@wariusgaius]

Hot take

[@jivelane]

⁠@@wariusgaiusnot at all

[@carlrice1774]

I don't agree with this but is an absolutely fantastic album that gets massively slept on.

[@chuckdalybeatz]

You are cultured sir

[@3-meo-2-oxo-pce]

i first heard this in 2005 and really liked it, but kinda took it for granted; not realizing how much of a landmark album it really was, how ahead of its time it was, and how legendary it would become. it's so densely packed with musical ideas, one of those you can hear something you never noticed before on each listen. thanks for doing a deep dive into this, can't think of an a hip hop album that deserves this kind of expert breakdown more.

[@diggingthegreats]

It gets better with every single listen

[@tecpaocelotl]

Same. I think I took him seriously until Danger DOOM. Lol.

[@MRblazedBEANS]

​@tecpaocelotl danger DOOM is a good album but that's a weird one to finally take him seriously

[@thehearingaid]

DangerDOOM was the main one for me that got me really into DOOM initially@@MRblazedBEANS

[@daltonvillani8341]

@@MRblazedBEANShe said that’s when he stopped taking him seriously lol

[@macaronipenguin4673]

this guy never makes a bad video

[@diggingthegreats]

🙏🙏

[@JAPANESE_MAPLE]

yea

[@Battousai_1]

Just here to say fuck Egon for holding onto DOOMS belongings after he passed and not giving them to his family.

[@richiegigabit]

Just wanna add 19:46 DOOM is actually making you believe he means the track is butter but in actuality he is referencing the beat as HOT as he quotes in the next line Jeopardy game show style: “what is Jalapeños”

[@diggingthegreats]

Right! Too many layers 🤯 the problem is where to draw the lines for this video haha so many different layers on everything - not to mention this isn't the first time he's done a jeopardy line

[@richiegigabit]

Love this content a whole lot. Thank you. 🙏🏽

[@hayred42069]

This is why DOOM is the goat. Listened to this song probably 100 times, and still learning new things.

[@zhou_sei]

maybe i'm stretching, but the next line about getting a whooping from your elders makes me think the "uhhh... what is jalapeños?" is from a childlike, smartass place and maybe he really DID mean butter afterall

[@chro.]

@@diggingthegreatsDoo doo doo doo doo that’s the sound of the daily double.

[@AidanTemplin]

Outstanding. The way you tied this whole story together at the end by saying "The music coming out is hip hop, but the music going IN could be absolutely anything." I feel this quote alone could help many people who have a strong hatred towards hip hop have a chance to understand that, it's more than what just lingers on the surface; it's when you deep dive into these tracks when shit gets real and you realize how dense this art form truly is!

[@ashtmslf2315]

Fun fact: The sample on Accordion isn't actually an Accordion, It's some kind of keyboard/organ. Hence the clicking sounds in the background of the keys being pressed

[@callumwilliams2172]

It sounds like a Melodica/Pump Organ

[@LucasdeMalpas-Player]

youre probably right but an accordion has keys tho

[@yanceyboyz]

I mean, Daedalus is literally in the video playing the accordion that he used to record "experience" which was sampled for this song......and Diatonic accordions literally have keys.....which is exactly what you can hear being pressed in the original sample.

[@akaimaniacmkii7524]

@@yanceyboyz the accordion in the video was probably a prop, there was an interview with Daedalus (maybe on Song Exploder?) in which he explains it was a fan powered reed organ and required multiple overdubs to achieve the final sound, due to the air power decreasing as more keys were held down

[@yanceyboyz]

@@akaimaniacmkii7524 ......keys...held down.....so it had keys.... which was my point

[@BraverSoul]

Hearing DOOM take that deep breath during the beginning of "Figaro" still gives me chills

[@TerryBorderline]

When I think of Madvillainy I think of those cold nights walking home from school in multiple feet of snow, with only the warm beats and fire rhymes of DOOM and Madlib to keep me warm. I remember fervently arguing with my cousin about how MF DOOM was a better rapper than Lil Wayne, and at the time everyone thought i was absolutely insane, but I knew what I was listening to was way ahead of its time. Life came full circle when I was teaching Music Production with TCP and Northeastern University and one of my students cited MF Doom as the creators of one of their favorite songs. I responded: what do yall know about MF DOOM? to my surprise 4 our of 5 students exclaimed their love for DOOM, not one of them over the age of 17. I could've cried right there. Needless to say, I showed up to work in a DOOM shirt the next day. Madvillainy is an instant and true classic. PS. I've played them some of your videos and they LOVE them! Peace! LONG LIVE DUMILE

[@Cysubtor_8vb]

As someone who grew up playing orchestral instruments and listening to 90s Hip Hop, I never had a problem with what he said in the interview. His production and wordplay show his dedication to the craft, but that doesn't mean he has to like what the genre is doing. It also isn't unique. Several artists have stated that they don't listen to the genre they play and, oddly enough, this often comes up when an interviewer try to get a rock star or whatnot to talk bad about rap music yet suddenly learn that they love it and listen to it all the time over the genre they're actually in 😂 Some musicians like to live the music 24/7 and others like more of a blank slate approach.

[@PaulSeal]

This is one of my favourite ever records, it's absolutely flawless, madlib & MF DOOM just seem to be a perfect match. Thanks so much for all your time, knowledge and insight. A small super thanks for all videos and of course for TWO MF DOOM videos so close together

[@diggingthegreats]

Thank you so much for the support 🙏

[@PaulSeal]

@@diggingthegreats you have given me hours of entertainment, it feels wrong not giving anything back. Have a good weekend!

[@danceswith7wolves]

You do a good job Dig Man

[@jimmigordon5498]

My question is how the hell did they get all this shit cleared 😭

[@nohnnadda]

Doubt they did

[@cokeyblokes6541]

dont need to if its transformative

[@anandboss7034]

You can get away with a lot if your careful about what you choose to use

[@shenanitims4006]

Likely didn’t. A lot of it is smaller stuff; and Doom’s albums would get yanked frequently for copywriter infringement. (Both “Operation: Doomsday” and its follow-up, “Mmm… Food” (a brilliant title, by the way, as it’s a album about food based on Doom’s own name) come to mind. (I believe “Mmm… Food sampled one of the last bands you ever want to try to sample: the Beatles.”)

[@Sprosbold]

If I understood the channel announcement correctly, all ad revenue from the video goes straight to the label instead of DTG.

[@FATCAPKING]

I bought nicer headphones in 2005 just because of this album. It was the best thing I'd heard since danger doom. Thx for the amazing videos!

[@cyt8284]

Similar. We got a nicer record player after I played Madlib's Shades of Blue on vinyl for my husband. I couldn't abide that album not sounding right!

[@Ride1098]

This literally has me tearing up. It’s a masterpiece and your breakdown of the album is more of a homage. Thank you.

[@fettywapsmissingeye]

Digging the greats is carrying KZbin right now. Seeing such an in depth appreciation for the music I love is a treat. Keep it up Would love to see an episode on OB4CL, 93 til infinity, or Piñata!

[@diggingthegreats]

🙏🙏🙏

[@joshrohloff]

Piñata breakdown would be dope

[@mustafabutt3454]

PIÑATA 🦓!!!!

[@magnetik297]

Take me to your leader, doomsday, the unseen, donuts please !!!

[@fettywapsmissingeye]

@@magnetik297 he’s actually already done doomsday. Donuts would be cool.

[@coolman000099]

Easily the best KZbin music channel. Thank you for the work you put in.

[@diggingthegreats]

🙏🙏

[@Joe__Hi]

+1 Thank you so much!!!@@diggingthegreats

[@BacchusAurelius-yj4mb]

This album is so influential to alternative hiphop. Listening to JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown's album SCARING THE HOES reminded me a lot of this one.

[@SpiderJAAM]

R.I.P MF DOOM, this album is just something else. Madlib amazing production always blows my mind and DOOM's rhymes are like a musical instrument itself. One of my favorite rap albums of all time.

[@AntGSuxatYoutube]

God the way madlib perfectly sets the mood for every Doom verse on every track on this album always blows my mind when I put this record on. Nothing feels out of place... Just a perfect combination.

[@joredet8521]

Madlib is a genius. He’s done this on every collab he’s done with an artist

[@Dawhud]

I bought this album shortly after it was released and the 1st time I listened to it was when my best friend picked me up to go on a road trip to where I was getting married. (he was my best man) Driving out to that location to meet up with my wife of almost 20 years is oddly what I ALWAYS think of when hearing "Madvilliany." That album really was like the perfect soundtrack for our little road trip... this blunted out rap album playing as we cracked jokes. It was the swan song to our relationship as a new chapter was about to unfold in my life.

[@xlxsr893]

My favourite part of this album is going and listening to other music, seeing subtle traces of inspiration that has been taken from this album, then coming back, only to listen to the album that does it better than every one of them. Madvillainy is def top 5 Rap Albums, barely anything I know beats the level of artistry and sampling. RIP DOOM

[@dylanrowleyprod]

This album is so great I’m thinking about trying to collect all the records used for it. Currently working on doing this for Donuts and it is quite the task. These dude had insane ears for samples

[@JulianWyllie]

Jesus good luck on that bro! Seriously! Don't go broke collecting but cool idea

[@dylanrowleyprod]

@@JulianWyllie for sure! I’m about 10 records in for Donuts. Most expensive so far was the Smokey Robinson record, since I got an original

[@Nelson_Swamp]

Say, man, that's a cool endeavor. I really like that.

[@astrolink7144]

you should try the same for DJ Shadow or The Avlanches 😭

[@deviateedits]

@@astrolink7144 collecting all the records sampled by the avalanches would send your bank account to the dark ages

[@UdokaChima]

Such sophisticated storytelling techniques [chef’s kiss]. Introducing Madlib’s ambivalence to Hip-Hop and leaving that thread open as you Segway back to the album. Gripping stuff! Also appreciate this video because I never got into MF Doom like many hip hop heads around me. This helps me finally understand why he is so exalted.

[@JeffryGonzalezHt]

It's so inspiring to find on KZbin, which is ruled by "take" and "reaction" videos (which are fun, too!) to get some real music criticism: Knowledgeable, passionate, and powerful. I've listened to Madvillany a hundred times, but I will hear more the next time than I ever have. I think all anyone wants - and especially artists - is to be truly seen. That's what the mask always meant for me - like him saying "my face is unchanging, you'll have to look deeper to see what's really happening here", and you help get closer to that. Fantastic as always. Almost anyone who listens to that album can sense the genius behind it, but without it being pointed out it can slip into just "genre", and not seen as the art it really is. Thanks as always.

[@lightandthesungod]

Found this album from Meat Grinder, and ill be honest, it was a challenging first listen. But then i listened for a second time in a different frame of mind and it just worked, and gets better and better with each listen. This masterpiece is what got me into hiphop, and now im listening to legends like Nas and Pete Rock & CL Smooth (would be cool to see a breakdown on their album 'The Main Ingredient').

[@TheEcheatham]

Yooooo! That All Caps flip is one of the best in hip hop ever... Always been a fan of KMD and I remember hearing this album 1st before the solos and purchasing it on Itunes for my Ipod... Bought it because of Madlib and the Cover Art. Recognized who the voice was instantly. I took a break from listening to hip hop for a couple of years because I felt like early 2000's wasn't the greatest. This album reinvigorated that love.. Went back and copped all the solos right after...

[@matijailic9986]

Another great video, "Madvillainy" is truly one of the greatest hip hop albums ever made! I just wish you'd also mentioned instrumental cuts like "Sickfit" and "Supervillain Theme", as well as the song "Eye" where only Stacy Epps can be heard singing and which I always found extremely interesting in the context of the album. Like, it's an R&B cut that shouldn't really work here, yet it somehow makes this album complete, if that makes any sense. Love your channel!

[@yourfamilydocter]

I've always loved DOOM but your videos on him have given me a newfound appreciation. He's like the James Joyce of hiphop and the analysis you provide is legit scholarship

[@KalebPeters99]

Well put! 😂👌

[@threee1298]

might be my favorite youtube channel right now, so inspiring

[@diggingthegreats]

🙏🙏🙏 Having too much fun over here

[@JonathanConda]

Ahhhh, you've done it again. Such high respect for the culture and for these great works of art. Embracing the technical genius while never losing the humanity behind the craft. Salute!

[@JeffryGonzalezHt]

Keep inspiring us with your incredible analysis, love, and effort. So appreciated.

[@diggingthegreats]

Thank you 🙏 very grateful to get to do this, share it, and connect with people like you

[@Jeylime]

​@@diggingthegreatsthank you for this video so much ❤

[@37Kilo2]

I started listening to DOOM in 2002-03, and i enjoyed most of it, but it's not until recent years that I've begun to really appreciate everything. Listening with more mature ears and a wiser mind, it's like discovering DOOM all over again.

[@gnarwhal7562]

It's amazing how well this album has aged. It still sounds as fresh as it did back in 2004. I still find myself quoting lines from Accordion, Meatgrinder, Curls, and All Caps to this day

[@educostanzo]

As someone who just started to dive into hiphop less than a year ago, it didnt't took me long to have my mind blown by how legendary is this album. Analysis like this one are VERY helpful to understand and appreciate it better.

[@Maleek732]

I hope to see more videos about madlib’s production as time goes on as this was fantastic. I hope to see a video in the future about Freddie Gibbs & Madlib’s “Piñata”. RIP DOOM

[@christopherherrera1022]

I love this album soo much. Every time i listen i catch something new. Easily one of the most influential albums, just 2 creative minds in Madlib & MF DOOM coming together and creating a whole different lane for future artists.

[@Ten_Thousand_Locusts]

I ain't gonna lie, this might be one of, if not straight up your best video yet and it's on the biggest supervillain to ever walk the earth. Thanks, for this video and RIP DOOM.

[@luckyblocks3406]

I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO! This is genuinely my favorite album ever, and I can't wait to watch this video. The lyricism in completely unmatched, the production is complex and layered and absolutely incredible, and almost every song is just perfect. It is the perfect hip-hop album to me, incredible.

[@mightyink]

Another great episode of DTG! One of my favorite things about the Rhinestone Cowboy track is, when he reaches the end and the crowd cheers, DOOM's not satisfied that he didn't stick the landing with that last rhyme quite right. He lays down a few more bars to reach the conclusion more organically.

[@famvids9627]

I really appreciate you doing this... I have this album on vinyl and I'll never look at it the same again. I had a real trouble explaining the genius of it to my children. And now you did that for me.

[@peoplecallmepeechez]

Mf doom and Aesop rock are two rappers I love but also two rappers I've never tried to understand the lyrics. I just like listening to them rhyme, especially madvilliany. Ver cool to see not only the info on the beats themselves but also a small break down on the rhymes

[@alexmart3931]

Champion sound is such an underrated album. So many bangers on that album.

[@dreparker23]

Wow, one of my favorite albums of all time for sure. Also kind of on time for the death day of the supervillain to honor him 🙏. So important for the evolution of hip hop. Kinda shows how Madlib completely elevated and evolved the meaning of sampling in the genre. As always amazing quality in both content, and research. Also the production.. I wish back in the days watching MTV we had content like you do. We are really blessed to have guys like you keeping these legends unforgotten by spreading the word. Looking forward to the next video

[@ethanhawkins3391]

Man this breakdown was something special. Gave my a much deeper appreciation for the work that went in to culminate in what is widely regarded as one of the greatest hip hop records EVER

[@emotional_magic]

No frills. Lyrical, instrumental, and conceptual perfection. Thank you for giving DOOM and ‘Lib the props they deserve with and incredible research and clear respect to the world of hip hop 🙏🏻

[@kickoa16]

You, yourself are a great writer. thank you for putting all these videos together especially in such diligent ways

[@antoniovieira6150]

Two goats. Simple as that. First time in the channel. Congrats and keep up the great work you're doing

[@jazzyjesterAZ]

You’re videos always make me go back to these records and just get lost in them and fall in love with them all over again!! Thank u! Your work for these videos is nothing short of perfection!!! Side story about this album on a personal note: first of all, this album was on HEAVY HEAVY rotation when it came out! But when they announced this tour coming up to Toronto, me and all my crew and cousins all bought our tix with no hesitation! A tour with Madlib AND doom?? YES PLEASE!! Then they had a last minute addition. The concert ended up being a Madlib solo performance, Doom solo performance, a madvillain performance of the album, and, the last minute addition performance: dilla. Dilla did a solo/ Slum Village performance, then him and Madlib did a Jaylib performance. It ended with Madlib hopping on the drum set and just straight ripping the drums while people were heading out the door. If only they knew what was happening!! Anyway, needless to say, it’s the best concert i’ve been to. To catch all 3 legends on a single stage flipped my wig and blew my brain! So this video just brought me back to that time and era in Toronto when this new wave of hip hop was emerging. Thank u for bringing that feeling back man! Nuff respects and props! 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽

[@steve.santiago]

Great video as always. This album is a true masterpiece. I’m so glad you focused some on ALL CAPS. That song is a microcosm of Madlib’s production style and DOOM’s rhyme style. Hip hop at its finest by 2 of the best to ever bless us with their music.

[@raquellewallace]

Incredible video, thank you for the love and time you put in!!❤

[@jonathanray4987]

One of your best episodes. You got to the core of why I love and live by the elements of hip hop.

[@javenwilliams9875]

Honestly i feel MF DOOM's take on doing rap just for the money fits him so much. Him making that statement does make him a supervillian. Though not in a sense of he's a villain because he's saying things to piss people off. That's who DOOM really was. He's a supervillians because fundamental the way he thinks and what he does is opposite to the to the traditional rap game. Which makes him the villain in story of rap. Love MF DOOM R.I.P.

[@Travoltaaaaa]

Love that you give up trying to explain the intro to Figaro! Some art is just inexplicable. And should remain so. New sub here. Fan of DOOM (unknowingly) since Mr Hood. Beautiful vid, man ✌️

[@CurtisBond]

One of my all-time favorite hip-hop albums. This is the kind of album that brings up memories about where you were when you were listening to it. Absolutely love it.

[@DashnCars]

Thank you for all your hard work and getting this video back out. I've been waiting impatiently since I saw your post about it getting taken down. 😄

[@diggingthegreats]

This one is brand new! The one that got taken down was Operation Doomsday, which is back up here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKTJq6GXfbmioZI

[@DashnCars]

@diggingthegreats even better! I'll take all the deep dives of MF DOOM I can get. Amazing stuff as alway 🔥

[@homatenindilula2550]

I'm so glad this is back up. One of your best videos. Keep it up my soul brother

[@JackieBrown111]

This video was almost a half hour and I AM HERE FOR IT More like this please

[@pervertedalchemist9944]

In 2024, this album will be 20 years old.

[@rvrocelot]

Wow, this is one of the best music review videos I've ever seen. It strikes the perfect balance-not overly detailed to be boring and dull, yet interesting and dynamic enough to keep me glued to the screen non-stop. This is truly amazing content. Thank you!

[@obieza4522]

Thank you for explaining the intricate work of Madlib and DOOM so anyone can understand it. Absolutely love this video. You're great

[@nbeutler1134]

He dug deeper than a reaper for the chrome-faced creature and featured hip hop’s soul preacher

[@Sleepzz716]

I would love to see you discuss the genius of DJ Screw. There’s a lot of layers to his style to digest

[@andrewjones6950]

Man, what a great analysis of a great album. I was worried this would be some bs a teenager threw together as a “video essay” but it was a true exploration of a truly great album. It also took me a week to watch this video cause I kept pausing it to relisten to Madvillany again and again

[@Frowmem]

When you treat your art like work. You're able to remove your emotions out of it. Make something dope and not be married to it. Youlll go "oh that went viral thats cool" and continue to work

[@zxcvbnmasdfghjklqwertyuiopp]

kinda crazy because you would think the best result would come from doing the opposite. Being really emotionally invested in what you do. It makes you really appreciate how all of us are different people at the end of the day

[@ObeyaCorpsArmory]

I been listening to Hip Hop since the late 80s as a kid, i stopped buying albums in the late 90s... and started pirating music in the early 2000's heavily. The one and only Hip Hop album i actually purchased since the 90s was Madvillainy and at the time I was posting on online forums and I'd share with other posters about how this album is so good I actually bought it and its going to be a goat album. I was made fun of heavily back then... fast forward 20? years and now everyone thinks Doom is a legend and this album is a goat album. Too Long Didnt Read : if you love something dont listen to people who dont understand. Great Video! I loved it

[@corebite]

Word brother, word.

[@muqeetamir6322]

Just wanna say this is SUCH a good video. the production quality and your analysis, i'm totally geeking over your whole channel!! please keep it up 💙💜

[@jjjd12346]

we need a breakdown of Quasimoto's "The Further Adventures of Lord Quas" in my opinion, no album uses sampling more in depth and creatively than madlib's 2005 psychedelic masterpiece

[@iamamythos]

And if you're already at god tier albums, please do Cold Vein and Funcrusher Plus. Thank you for all your brilliant work!

[@Revan-pj2lf]

This video was incredible. You know a KZbinr is good when you sub after only watching one of their videos.

[@AslInson]

3:53 "Chips" also means money....which make "cheese" a Freudian slip. It you replace cheese with chips in the lyrics also create an internal rhyme with slip

[@tootifrootismootibojerti4010]

I just can't describe the type of joy I fell at 17:13, damn this video was great

[@sebp400]

the fact that Madlib played some instruments on the album too is sick. And DOOM's interludes fit so well. Desert island album.

[@CrackedPropane]

Two of my favorite albums two weeks apart! Edit: Madvilliany and Late Registration

[@diggingthegreats]

I gotchu 🫵

[@garethjhancock]

Man, the love and hard work that's gone into making this video. Incredible stuff!

[@bingus14566]

that ALL CAPS section is so killer

[@monkreeder]

I went to get this album on CD after I got hip to Yesterday’s New Quintet and other Madlib works. It changed my view in music as a young jazz student in college. That CD lived in my car for the better part of six months. Thank you for bringing back some seriously great memories. I LOVE your content and hope that one day I (a jazz keys prof and freelancer) can make music like this a more formal part of my career. 🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️

[@kaiwagstaff3941]

Amazing video! When you were talking about the love DOOM has for language it made me think about my favourite little moment of this album, on Rhinestone Cowboy. DOOM ends his first verse masterfully with "You're blind, in the wine zone, leave your mind blown / When he shine with the 9, he's a rhinestone... cowboy" and then the applause comes in and you think the album is over, and you can finally relax after the aural assault of the past hour. But DOOM's clearly not happy that he wasn't able to manufacture the perfect rhyme scheme to also include the word "cowboy". So he says "no, no, no, enough" to all his applauding fans so he can come back in, spit another magnificent verse and somehow end this one with an even better 2 bars when enable him to eek out that perfect multi-syllable rhyme while also connecting it to the iconic symbol of DOOM, the mask: "she told him wear the mask, he said you bet your sweet ass / It's made of fine chrome alloy, find him on the grind, he's the rhinestone cowboy". That's hip hop.

[@dmug]

Glad this is back up

[@ernestochefujara2709]

Any chance for more Gang Starr in the future? Thanks for this episode, getting right to it. Cheers.

[@diggingthegreats]

No fluff, let's get into it. Definitely more Gang Starr on the list - just the list is getting long!

[@madwry]

i like this video, i am a brazilian boy, and its really hard find videos speaking about madvillainy's in portuguese, when I listened to this album for the first time I heard a song or two and I thought two were good, but when I found out that he used brazilian songs, and stayed here to discover samples, i heard the full album and It's so unique I can't describe it, the way the album gives you the feeling that mf doom is a villain and can you think of him as a super villain in his secret lair it's just incredible, thanks mf doom and madlib for this magic album

[@sbluvzu]

I never knew that the intro to ALL CAPS wasn't from the Ironside sample. That's craaaazy

[@broolkeez]

Amazing video my brother!! You broke this down to where anyone can understand the genius of it, and that a hard thing to do because explaining what makes this album great to the average listener is a hard sell but you did it perfect and wrapped it up beautifully with a nice bow on top. I tip my hat to you bro. We’ll done sir, we’ll done. 🔥💪🏽👑💯‼️

[@45flip45]

Best channel on KZbin. Thank you for your very well-planned videos that are not only entertaining, but extremely insightful. I learn something new each time.

[@japellan]

I was surprised you didn’t comment on the sample to Frank Zappa’s “Sleeping in a Jar” at the beginning of meat grinder… one of my favorite on this project

[@tobbetobster9930]

Finally, been asking and waiting for this video for a LONG time. Sad that I missed it when uploaded but great work

[@TuddsCrapshoot]

Incredible video, as always. Such a great testament to creativity and ear being priceless compared to gear/consumerism. Also, did you play bass for NAS in Vegas on that NY state of mind tour?? If so, the sound/band was absolutely unbelievable for those NAS tracks. So heavy, but clear as day.

[@DonG-1949]

25:13 and yall wonder why people don't take "real hip hop" heads seriously. the elitism and the gatekeeping has to go. all music is music, and "the love of music" means something unique to everyone. the rest of the world learned this in the 60s when postmodernism came along but hip hop for some reason cant let go of this idea that there's some sort of "superior" approach to music that only "real" hip hop fans can understand. so cultlike. other than that gripe, this video was incredible, great job

[@co101]

This video is a masterpiece. Excellent work! 🙏🏾

[@MegaVern1]

Appreciate this deep dive @DiggingTheGreats🤘🏽

[@guillll]

To me, as someone who likes some hiphop but is not a massive fan of the genre, Madvillainy contains everything I love about hip hop and nothing of what I don't like about it. Which may be because of that indifference towards the genre that you mentioned. It sounds like they were not trying to make a typical hip hop album, but more a great album in general, that happens to fall into the hip hop category.

[@festuswilliams654]

🎯

[@jaska138]

Accordian line "Playing yourself like accordian" is from EPMD song "Rampage"

[@KevinJXT38]

Madvillainy is my single all-time favorite hip-hip album and one of the most creative complete music projects to date!

[@pygmyhippomusic]

The more in depth you go, the better your videos get. Dope as usual!

[@ingmarvanderhoek6314]

DOOM will forever be in a class by himself. Same goes for madlib. This album keeps my jaw dropping. Thanks for this great video.

[@WillemOfMidnight]

Rhinestone Cowboy goes so hard, favorite track for sure

[@cflo530]

Thank you for this! Maybe one of these days you can do a video on Lupe Fiasco. 😎

[@madnietzschean]

Dig this channel for a million....❤