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Viktor Vaughn - Vaudeville Villain (2xVinyl LP) Get On Down (USA IMPORT) MF DOOM
Product code:
GET56050LP
£37.99
Legendary artist MF DOOM (aka Zev Love X of KMD) opened up a lyrical wormhole when he returned as the interdimensional MC, Viktor Vaughn, delivering one of his most unique releases in a career packed with distinction. Vaudeville Villain is a concept album with plenty of high comedy, street technology and hijinks, splashed artfully over next-school beats that move freely in spaces between Electronica and Hip Hop, all courtesy of Sound-Ink producers King Honey, Heat Sensor and Max Bill, with the exception of one track produced by RJD2. As the story of Vaudeville Villain goes, a time-travel mishap left Viktor Vaughn stuck in early 90s NYC with no choice but to battle other MCs and carry out side-hustles in order to repair his time machine and get back to the future. All tracks feature original lyrics by DOOM, with a few notable guest appearances from M. Sayyid (Anti-Pop Consortium), Lord Sear, Apani B Fly MC, Louis Logic, and more.
Tracklisting:
A1. Overture
A2. Vaudeville Villain
A3. Lickupon
A4. The Drop
A5. Lactose And Lecithin
B1. A Dead Mouse
B2. Rae Dawn
B3. Let Me Watch (Ft. Apani B. Fly as Nikki)
B4. Open Mic Night Part 1 (Ft. Brother Sambuca, Lord Sear, Louis Logic & Rodan)
C1. Saliva
C2. Modern Day Mugging
C3. Open Mic Night Part 2 (Ft. AJ Ready Wright, Creature & Lord Sear)
C4. Never Dead (Ft. M. Sayyid as Curtis Strifer)
D1. Pop Snot
D2. Mr. Clean
D3. G.M.C.
D4. Change The Beat
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Label: Get On Down (USA Import)
Format: 2x Vinyl LP
Release Date: 18-06-2023
| Brand | Get On Down |
| Condition | New |
| Product Code | GET56050LP |
| Weight | 0.18kg |
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