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Apparently Madlib got so impatient sitting around waiting for MF Doom to record a followup to their classic 2004 collaboration Madvillainy that he just up and grafted a bunch of new beats to Doom's old verses. That's a risky idea: It's a thankless task to create a completely remixed version of an album that was already borderline-perfect.
Allegations of lip-syncing on-stage impostors, rumors of health problems, long-since-announced records that never arrive-- what the hell is going on with MF Doom? The villainous mystique routine is an integral part of his personality and all, but when an MC who used to drop great-to-classic albums yearly winds up mostly vanishing save some sporadic guest-spot duty, it's enough to make you nervous and probably a little frustrated. What little he's given us over the last year has been sharp; his verses on the Mighty Underdogs' 'Gun Fight', J Dilla's 'Mash's Revenge', and the 'Strange Version' remix of Heliocentrics' 'Distant Star' do more to belie his quasi-hiatus than justify or explain it-- assuming they're not raided from some circa-2004 vaults, anyway. But where's his Ghostface teamup Swift and Changeable https://everitaly594.weebly.com/blog/lion-dmg. ? Where's the hinted-at KMD reunion?
And where's the Madvillainy sequel? Because this ain't it. Apparently Madlib got so impatient sitting around waiting for Doom to record some new verses for a followup to their classic 2004 collaboration that he just up and grafted a bunch of new beats to Doom's old verses. That's a risky idea: It's a thankless task to create a completely remixed version of an album that was already borderline-perfect. And no matter how hot the beats get on Madvillainy 2: the Madlib Remix, it's hard to sit back and let everything click into place, not when you've had more than four years to let the original etch itself into your brain.
'Accordion', for instance-- well, there's no accordion anymore, and it's been renamed 'Borrowed Time'. Its transformation into bass-rattling, Dilla-esque minimalism with a ghostly choir backdrop results in maybe the single best beat on the whole album, but with the tone altered so drastically it's hard to call it either an improvement or a letdown compared to the original. There are a couple identifiable letdowns, though: The lighthearted 'Curls' has been mutated into the claustrophobic 'Pearls' and, like a lot of the tracks, it takes forever for Doom's verse to actually start, the natural side effect of tacking on another minute's worth of music to 90 or so seconds' worth of lyrics. Part of the appeal of the original 'Rainbows' was hearing Doom flatly, coolly harmonize with the woozy melody in Madlib's beat, and with that melody gone he sounds untethered and adrift in the straightforward boom-bap of 'Drainos'. And while the beats are up to Madlib's usual high standards, they're not quite as stylistically unified; going from the crackling sixties soul decay of 'Fire in the Hole' to the upfront, fat-dude-walk horns of 'Heat Niner' to 'Monkey Suite's clean, Hi Records groove makes for good variety but fails to set a consistent mood.
To make matters more bewildering, every little interstitial chunk of characteristic weirdness from the original album-- the 1960s UHF talk show intro to 'Figaro', the harrowing snippet of Steve Reich's 'Come Out' from 'America's Most Blunted', the historical movie villain narrative bookends-- is replaced with some other hijinx that largely lack the comic-book drama and yellow newsprint tone of the original. Instead what we get are a jumble of Redd Foxx one-liners and hippie comedy bits that sound like they stumbled into the wrong record on the way to a Quasimoto album. And what's a DangerDoom track doing in here? Jeez. (It also can't be a good sign that 'Monkey Suite', which initially showed up on the first Chrome Children comp as a teaser for what would've been the real Madvillainy 2, winds up here instead as if it had nowhere else to go in the future.)
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Now there's no real bad beats on here; many of them, particularly the aforementioned 'Borrowed Time' and the jazz fusion of 'Strange Ways' revamp 'Cant Reform 'Em', are worth copping in their own right no matter how much they tweak your memories, and a number of these tracks would've worked well if they were released on the flipside of a circa-2004 12' as bonus remixes. But over the course of an entire album it feels a bit like the hollow accomplishment of a pointless idea done well. I feel bad panning this: Madlib's definitely one of the most fascinating and reliably creative producers of our time, so I don't really want to do him a disservice here, and I admit that if it wasn't so difficult for me to let go of the idea of Madvillainy's original sound, I'd like this more. But messing around with an album like that is a problematic thing to do, even with the original sonic architect at the boards. It's like watching a version of A Fistful of Dollars starring Lee Marvin instead of Clint Eastwood: he may be every bit as good a leading man, but you can't shake the feeling that it's just not right.
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