Operation: Doomsday
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MF DOOM's debut album is really boring, like really boring. I was expecting a pretty good album, since I sort of like his work, but what I got was a 19 track album that most of the time is filler. I feel like most of the skits are better than the rest of the album. And since I heard this album has had tons of praise from this community and critics alike, I was like, why not I listen to this, and after listening to this album, I think to myself, why do people like this album so much, like I ... read more
[Genre: Abstract Hip Hop]
Also in this genre run I won't be listening to any albums I've already listened to, unless I haven't rated them or want to change my reviews on them. But hey, we're here, let's just review the thing already.
This was a good introduction to MF DOOM's solo material! While I'm more of a Madvillainy type of guy this album has some excellent lyrics and production. The production on this album fits Doom's rapping style extremely well and the super-villain theme is a great ... read more
Also in this genre run I won't be listening to any albums I've already listened to, unless I haven't rated them or want to change my reviews on them. But hey, we're here, let's just review the thing already.
This was a good introduction to MF DOOM's solo material! While I'm more of a Madvillainy type of guy this album has some excellent lyrics and production. The production on this album fits Doom's rapping style extremely well and the super-villain theme is a great ... read more
While Operation: Doomsday didn't leave as big of an impression on me as Madvillainy - the first Doom project I've heard - this is still an amazing debut and is definitely a great introduction into Doom's solo work.
It's surprising that a 19 track album can be as consistently intriguing as this. This record kept my attention for the entire duration, which isn't something that happens too much with this genre. All of these songs had fantastic beats and even better flows performed by Doom ... read more
It's surprising that a 19 track album can be as consistently intriguing as this. This record kept my attention for the entire duration, which isn't something that happens too much with this genre. All of these songs had fantastic beats and even better flows performed by Doom ... read more
I love classic hip-hop, Rhymes Like Dimes alone will bump this shit up by 5 points
OG SCORES: 63, 83
OG SCORES: 63, 83
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Track List
- The Time We Faced Doom (Skit)
- Doomsday (Featuring Pebbles The Invisible Girl)
- Rhymes Like Dimes (Featuring DJ Cucumber Slice)
- The Finest (Featuring Tommy Gunn)
- Back in the Days (Skit)
- Go With the Flow
- Tick, Tick... (Featuring MF Grimm)
- Red & Gold
- The Hands of Doom (Skit)
- Who You Think I Am? (Featuring King Ceasar, Rodan, Megalon, Kamackeris & Kong)
- Doom, Are You Awake? (Skit)
- Hey!
- Operation: Greenbacks (Featuring Megalon)
- The M.I.C. (Featuring Pebbles The Invisible Girl)
- The Mystery of Doom (Skit)
- Dead Bent
- Gas Drawls
- ? (Featuring Kurious Jorge)
- Hero vs. Villain (Epilogue) (Featuring E. Mason)
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Added on: June 17, 2013