Take Me To Your Leader

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Over the last few months he has disarmed packed rooms of rowdy concert goers, leaving them silent as they hold fast to every syllable sung. He wasn't the the king of anything by popular vote, but he certainly was sovereign over a rare kind of flow quality, especially adored by food lovers. Comprised of various labels we know and love at Rough Trade (Bella Union, ATO, Speedy Wunderground, Phantasy, Heavenly, Mute and more) PIAS [Recordings] filter through some of the most diverse artistry to our racks, which we greatly enjoy digging into. Take Me to Your Leader is the second studio album by British-American MC/producer MF DOOM, released under the alias King Geedorah via Big Dada on June 17, 2003.

King Geedorah - Take Me To Your Leader - Rough Trade

Besides "Monster Zero"-- which is more a silly-as-shit audio collage anyway-- Doom applies his cut/paste technique to "One Smart Nigger", exploring racism and linguistic symbolism by letting his wax do the talking. I understand the complaints about the sibilance, however to me this is more an issue with the album itself not the pressing- I’ve listened to the album on digital on many different set ups, as well as my turntable speakers, and it is just as present as the vinyl pressing just with the added lack of clarity from streaming quality- listen closely and you’ll see. Take Me to Your Leader will excite you in a way most hip-hop projects just aren't able: It's not straining for credibility nor putting effort into being revelatory; it just is. perforated card inserts with pop out characters included inside the record, red vinyl in separate printed sleeves.Krazy World" finds him delivering couplets at a cross-country runner's pace like Jack Kerouac with a dutchie in his back pocket: "Check it, playin' em/ Bungle them chumps till I abolish 'em/ Been doin' it since double-oh-one with five dollars/ We be sparklin' in a Siegfried shirt/ With wide collars. wav download code in one of the inner sleeves, which is fairly unusual on DOOM's projects (most of them being compressed . Just as Prince Paul pulled quite a crew together for A Prince Among Thieves, MF has enlisted some strong soldiers here, heads that don't find his expansive vinyl universe intimidating. And side A says MPO logo 21 244659, Side B says MPO logo 22255818 and the first disc doesn't mention BEAU but has something else like -lvc-.

King Geedorah - Take Me To Your Leader (Vinyl LP) - Get On Down King Geedorah - Take Me To Your Leader (Vinyl LP) - Get On Down

Due to inventory and accounting purposes, we do not exchange items received for different items than originally purchased. Hype sticker on the front of shrink wrap reads, "Special Issue Red Vinyl The Masterpiece from MF DOOM BD051X". King Geedorah, named after the three-headed gold dragons from the Godzilla movies, is MF Doom's alias what he uses as part of the supergroup »Monsta Island Czars«. In a rare moment of introspection, Hassan Chop does some ruminating on past mistakes and lost friends in "I Wonder", and it's to his credit that the song is affecting without tripping headlong into melodramatic cliché. rigid-board gatefold sleeve with wide spine (6mm) - cream uncoated board with burgundy foil artwork.

The second studio album by British-American MC / producer MF Doom, released under 'King Geedorah', an alias the legendary rapper used as part of the underground super-group Monsta Island Czars (MIC). The character is based on the three-headed King Ghidorah, a fictional monster who appears as Godzilla's enemy in the Godzilla films. Retrospectively, Jacob Adams of Spectrum Culture wrote, "It's perhaps one of the weirdest rap albums of the past decade, yet one of the most endlessly fascinating. Doom's career in hip hop goes right back to the early '90s when, known as Zev Love X, he was a central member of nu skool phenomenons KMD. Check the instrumental interlude "Monster Zero," which sets up the unbelievably smooth talkin "Anti Matter" clack clack clack.