And the final piece of the puzzle is DOOM's lyricism. I'm pretty sure that Madlib influenced Kanye very greatly. "Accordion" made me start banging my head instantly, and the layered production of this album reminds me of the production on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy by Kanye West. The samples are all executed brilliantly and Madlib brings his own vibe to them, which I specifically love. The other main thing that makes it a classic is Madlib's fantastic production. The originality of Madvillainy is one of the things that make it a classic. Though the structure, tracks, and use of sampling make it feel futuristic, the samples that they used makes Madvillainy seem like it could have been made in any year from 1900 to 2100. What makes Madvillainy especially special is that although it feels futuristic, it takes you through a flashback of the 20th century. With its structure, amount of tracks, the length of those tracks, and the excessive sampling (which is not a bad thing) I wouldn't even be able to believe that if this had come out in 2015, it did. Was this made in 2004? I have a hard time believing it was. Hip hop whould be briefly revived by this album and still carrys a strong position as the best hip hop album of its decade. The unorthodox flow and the mysterious melodies put my brain into pondering mode and concluded that anything unseen by the public could easily be the best thing around. Losg story short, it just matched perfectly. the production from Madlib were topped with a combination of lyrics that were just as strange but incredibly artistic from the undergrounds most treasured lyricst MF DOOM. The unorthodox flow and the mysterious This album took me for a long ride and on the way explained what was wrong with mainstream rap and how the glory days are long gone. This album took me for a long ride and on the way explained what was wrong with mainstream rap and how the glory days are long gone.
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