Madvillainy

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Madlib's production is absolutely flawless. Hip-hop albums need to be perfectly produced if they're going to have a real impact and a long lasting effect. Any truly great hip-hop album's strength lies in its production - Illmatic, 36 Chambers and My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy are my favourite hip-hop albums and I think that they're all perfectly produced and I'd most definitely add Madvillany into that exclusive club. It really is a masterclass of hip-hop production and it's all down to Madlib. His unpredictable, inventive, innovative beats combined with Doom's brilliant rapping, flow, delivery and lyrical abilities is absolutely fantastic. Madlib lays down the canvas and paints a wonderful picture, but he still leaves space for Doom to express himself and put his own distinctive mark on the painting.

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