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Drinking Hanging Out In Love. It deserves a second listen. A cold, pummeling, relentless record, Take Me to Your Leader is a quintessential side project: MF Doom 's Big Dada project Take Me to Your Leader as King Geedorah is a monster-movie concept record, featuring a parade of tracks and samples that conform to the age of Godzilla, Rodan, Mothra, and of course, the mighty King Ghidorah -- a three-headed monster from outer space. Now, you could probably do a revealing Freudian analysis of this dream.

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Rediscover: King Geedorah: Take Me to Your Leader - Spectrum Culture

On top of all these musical samples, we hear snippets of dialogue and sound effects from the Godzilla movies. It deserves a second listen.

For what it's worth, MF Doom 's geedlrah vocal features make up for much of the mentalist madness. Take Me to Your Leader. Since he only raps on two tracks, he relies on a whole troupe of fellow rhyme masters, many of whom playfully embody the personas of other Godzilla characters, to rock the mic. Stream or buy on: For "Krazy World," Gigan spits his thin, yoyr lyrics ot another simple sample, this one a string-heavy descent that often cuts out and back in with no warning, but hangs on for more than a minute after Gigan 's rap is finished.

When he is not busy teaching and writing about all aspects of popular culture, he enjoys playing the saxophone and writing whacked-out poetry. Jacob Adams Jacob Adams teaches literature, composition and communication studies at a public high school in the Chicago area.

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Rediscover: King Geedorah: Take Me to Your Leader

AllMusic relies heavily on JavaScript. I had the most whacked out yor the other night. Rainy Day Relaxation Road Trip. A cold, pummeling, relentless record, Take Me to Your Leader is a quintessential side project: In addition to writing for Spectrum Culture, he maintains his own personal blog called A Sea of Amusements and writes about music, film and books for PopMatters.

Fortunately, these MCs are all up to the task. A lot of really good hip-hop came out in the past decade.

DOOM is hard to top. Now, you could probably do a revealing Freudian analysis of this dream. Rediscover is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that have flown under the radar and now deserve a second look.

MF Doom 's Big Dada project Take Me to Your Leader as King Geedorah is a monster-movie concept record, featuring a parade of tracks and samples that conform to the age of Godzilla, Rodan, Mothra, and of course, the mighty King Ghidorah -- a three-headed monster from outer space. Leave a Comment Cancel reply Name. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to use the site fully.

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Suddenly, a voice came over the loudspeaker, interrupting the music, saying that the audience would have to evacuate the club immediately. You would think that the use of such a plethora of samples, both spoken and musical, would result in a disjointed, yojr maddening, listen.

Most of the film references are going on in the background while guest rappers contribute their own rhymes; while MF Doom the producer deserves a lot of credit for flooding the production space with beats, effects, samples, and plenty of crackling movie dialogue, the combination of high-profile arrangement and dense rapping is nearly overwhelming.

Despite the menacing dialogue about the destruction of the earth and the frequent changes in tempo, mood and texture, one gets more of a vibe of sitting on the couch with friends watching B-movies than experiencing the apocalypse.

Tim July 7, Next to the bandstand was a big-screen TV playing old Godzilla movies. Having said this, none of it sounded quite like King Geedorah.