MF Doom
Album : Born Like This
Release Date : 3/24/2009

review :
MF Doom fans take note : the Vaudeville Villain’s forthcoming new album "Born Like This" sees the metal-masked rapper dropping the MF (for Metal Fingers) in favor of simply calling himself, in all caps, DOOM.

The album also features collaborations with the likes of Wu-Tang’s Raekwon and Ghostface and production from Jake One and the Detroit legend J-Dilla, prior to his death.

But not content to leave it at that, DOOM remains one of the few hip-hop artists who could theme his album on something, let alone someone, has uniquely non-hip-hop as the great American everyman poet Charles Bukowski.

Track listing

1. Supervillain Intro
2. Gazzillion Ear
3. Ballskin
4. Yessir (feat. Raekwon)
5. Absolutely
6. Rap Ambush
7. Lightworks
8. Batty Boyz
9. Costume Foolery
10. Angelz (feat. Tony Starks)
11. Cellz
12. Stil Dope
13. Better Than Beer (feat. Kurious)
14. Microwave Mayo
15. More Rhymin’
16. That’s That
17. In Ya Dreams
18. Thank Ya

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Doom (MF Doom) Born Like This, by Undeground Poet [2009-04-11 13:33:37]

Personally I think Dooms new album isnt as good as Doomsday or Mmmm..Food.

My favortie albums so far are Special Herbs , well all of them.