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Madlib

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Sep 10, 2026

Craig NeesonHOST
54:48
the human condition.
Craig NeesonHOST
54:50
It's Mos Def's fourth studio album called The Ecstatic, which has a lot of production by Madlib on it.
Craig NeesonHOST
54:57
It's very good.
Craig NeesonHOST
54:58
I would recommend listening to it.
Paul BanksGUEST
52:24
And I would say like, I actually think people don't yet as they will in 20 years, grasp like the level of cultural impact that, that RZA has had and sort of what he means and sort of like how much of a hall of famer he is.
Paul BanksGUEST
52:38
Um, Anyway, I think also Madlib is someone I cite a lot who I really like.
Paul BanksGUEST
52:44
I've met Kenny Beats recently.
Paul BanksGUEST
52:46
Do you know who Kenny Beats is?
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Paul BanksGUEST
52:24
And I would say like, I actually think people don't yet as they will in 20 years, grasp like the level of cultural impact that RZA has had and sort of what he means and sort of like how much of a hall of famer he is.
Paul BanksGUEST
52:38
Um, Anyway, I think also Madlib is someone I cite a lot who I really like.
Paul BanksGUEST
52:44
I've met Kenny Beats recently.
Paul BanksGUEST
52:46
Do you know who Kenny Beats is? I
speaker_4HOST
99:07
perfect and then we had a couple of hip hop tunes Prodigy with Keep It Thorough produced by Alchemist and then Mos Def Auditorium that's been reissued
SteveHOST
99:15
yeah that's originally from 2009 but it's got reissued on Rhymesays now I mean the album passed me by at the time apart from the history track the Dilla Beat one but that one featured Slick Rick and the production of Mad Lib
speaker_4HOST
99:30
yes it was right now I'll go into the laid back stuff for the last 20 minutes of the show hope you're all comfortable Thank you.
speaker_4HOST
103:37
you Thank you.
Jules KethoranSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
73:00
On with the show.
AaronHOST
74:52
Two instrumentals back to back from Seeds, the album from Georgia Ann Muldrow, Mad Lib Production, a firm favourite of the show, that duo but also those two artists as individuals as we get into another firm favourite of the show.
KalelaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
75:49
I promise.
KalelaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
77:19
A promise we made to do it all You don't know why you always react I don't know why I always fight back There's a second in time when the shit hits the fan We get thrown into stress
ScannerHOST
12:25
Yeah.
ScannerHOST
12:27
Another classic K-pop record, Madvillainy by Madvillain of MF Doom and Madlib.
ScannerHOST
12:34
Great record, generally regarded as one of MF Doom's best and one of Madlib's best.
ScannerHOST
12:39
It's a classic for a reason.
ScannerHOST
12:42
And then the last one I want to talk about is Good News for People Who Love Bad News by Modest Mouse, the fourth studio album.
Rishabh AshirHOST
54:39
One of DJ Akademik's many public beefs was the time when he and a rapper named Freddie Gibbs went at it.
Rishabh AshirHOST
54:43
For some context, Freddie Gibbs is a Grammy-nominated rapper who's worked alongside huge names in hip-hop such as The Alchemist and Madlib, both of whom were touted as legendary producers in the game.
Rishabh AshirHOST
54:52
Not only that, you might remember him for recently accusing Drake and Party Next Door of stealing the imagery and name from his earlier album titled Soul Sold Separately, which might remind you of something.
Rishabh AshirHOST
55:01
But anyways, How did his beef with DJ Akademik start in the first place? Well, it all started when he called out an OG rapper, Young Jeezy, whom he was once signed to, in an interview.
CamGUEST
0:59
It's such a good record.
CamGUEST
1:00
It's got some production from Madlib and some stuff from J Dilla on there as well.
CamGUEST
1:05
It is, yeah, another beautiful one from Mos Def.
CamGUEST
1:10
And again, these kinds of things that only release physically are just kind of like a little gem to have in your collection.
MelHOST
121:41
He said...
MelHOST
121:42
While it's probably too easy to compare Booth with hip hop producers J Dilla and Mad Lib, the similarities are glaring.
MelHOST
121:48
Bullshit.
MelHOST
121:50
Dilla's voice is heard throughout Booth's new album, Hood Dreams.
MelHOST
121:54
The music is wonky and off kilter, much like Mad Lib's output, though Booth's version is more organized.
MelHOST
122:01
aka less interesting.
MelHOST
122:03
Let me stop editorializing.

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MoulzHOST
203:51
They got us doing 26-track albums.
Joe KayGUEST
11:04
Also, my guy, Eric Coleman, you know, Mo Chilla, and he's, you know, he shot the cover of Mad Villain and so many other legends.
Joe KayGUEST
11:11
And he always had like, was always kind to play me exclusive Madlib and Dilla early on and his association with Stone's Throw and coming up in that pocket and me being from LA.
Joe KayGUEST
11:23
So being exposed to that sound.
Joe KayGUEST
11:25
So I was like a beat head.

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