MF Doom & Borat (Sacha Cohen) - The Mask & The Moustache EP

Yes, you read that correctly - the masked villain collaborated with everyone's favorite globe trekking Kazakh. Back in 2006, MF Doom met Borat (Sacha Cohen) and the two hit it off and recorded a few tracks. They've just released the EP online to download. Enjoy!

MF Borat - The Mask & The Moustache EP (2010)




Tracklisting:

1.) Bing Bong Bing
2.) Dedicated To Love (feat. Samantha Alexes)
3.) Rescue Khazakstan (feat. Aretha Franklin)
4.) So Good To Me
5.) Tower of Ears (feat. Diana Ross)

MF Doom samples

Not only is MF Doom a gifted emcee, but he's always a talented producer and uses a great variety of samples. Below are some of his songs with the original sample (I've also included non self-produced MF Doom tracks)


MF Doom - Hoe Cakes



Anita Baker - Sweet Love


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Madvillain - Great Day (produced by Madlib)


Stevie Wonder - How Can One Believe


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MF Doom - I Hear Voices, Pt 1




George Duke - For Love


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MF Doom - Operation Greenbacks



Isaac Hayes - Our Day Will Come


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King Geeordah - Fastlane (feat. Biolante)


Coke Escovedo - Hangin On

Mos Def - "I'd bet a million dollars on Doom against Lil Wayne!"

Some great video footage of Mos Def in the studio spittin some MF Doom lyrics:




And then Mos Def gets some help from the masked villain himself:

Madvillain - Papermill (new track!)

Madvillain (MF Doom & Madlib) released a new single that is supposedly on the next Madvillain album that is to come out this year.



Madvillain - Papermill (2010)

Metal Fingers - Special Herbs, Vols 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0

Released under the alias Metal Fingers, MF Doom released an instrumental series of albums that feature both previously released and unreleased beats. Below is the complete series.

Metal Fingers - Special Herbs, Vols 1 & 2



Tracklisting:

1.) Saffron
2.) Arrow Root
3.) Zatar
4.) Fenugreek
5.) Sumac Berries
6.) Coriander
7.) Shallots
8.) Charnsuka
9.) Monosodium Glutamate
10.) Red #40
11.) Nettle Leaves
12.) Mullein
13.) Mugwort
14.) All Spice
15.) Lovage
16.) Eucalyptus
17.) Myrrh


MF Doom - Special Herbs, Vols 3 &4



Tracklisting:

1.) Agrimony
2.) Arabic Gum
3.) Benzoin Gum
4.) Bergamot Wild
5.) Calamus Root Soul.
6.) Dragon’s Blood Resin
7.) Elder Blossoms
8.) Styrax Gum
9.) Blood Root
10.) Star Anis
11.) Lemon Grass
12.) Four Thieves Vinegar
13.) Galangal Root
14.) Spikenard
15.) Cinquefoil
16.) Hyssop


MF Doom - Special Herbs, Vols 5 & 6



Tracklisting:

1.) Pennyroyal
2.) Lavender Buds
3.) White Willow Bark
4.) Orange Blossoms
5.) Coffin Nails
6.) Kava Kava Root
7.) Valerian Root
8.) Jasmine Blossoms
9.) Black Snake Root
10.) Horehound
11.) Dragons Blood
12.) Myrtle Leaf
13.) Patchouly Leaves


MF Doom - Special Herbs, Vols 7 & 8



Tracklisting:

1.) Safed Musli
2.) Emblica Officinalis
3.) Licorice
4.) Sarsaparilla
5.) Fo Ti
6.) Camphor
7.) High John
8.) Mandrake
9.) Devil’s Shoestring
10.) Wormwood
11.) Cedar
12.) Buckeyes
13.) Chrysanthemum Flowers


MF Doom - Special Herbs, Vols 9 & 0



Tracklisting:

1.) Vinca Rosea
2.) Burdock Root
3.) Vervain
4.) Bergamot
5.) Podina
6.) Untitled (Meditation)
7.) Coltsfoot Leaf
8.) Orris Root Powder
9.) Passion Flower
10.) Yellow Dock
11.) Datura Stramonium
12.) Coca Leaf
13.) Peach Extract

MF Doom - Gazzillion Ear EP

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MF Doom - Unexpected Guests

As the title suggests, Unexpected Guests is a compilation of MF Doom's most memorable collaborations with other artists. Most of the tracks had already been released.

MF Doom - Unexpected Guests (2009)




Tracklisting:

1.) Talib Kweli – Fly That Knot Ft. Doom
2.) J Dilla And Doom – Sniper Elite
3.) Scienz Of Life – Yikes Ft. Doom
4.) K.M.D. – Sorcerers
5.) Vast Aire – Da Supafriendz Ft. Doom
6.) Count Bass D – Quite Buttery Ft. Doom
7.) Doom – ? Ft. Kurious
8.) The Prof – All Outta Ale Ft. Doom
9.) Masta Killa – E.N.Y. House
10.) The Prof – Bell Of Doom Ft. Doom
11.) Doom – My Favorite Ladies
12.) Masta Killa, Inspectah Deck And GZA – Street Corners (Doom Remix)
13.) Doom And Ghostface Killah – Angels
14.) J Dilla And Doom – Fire Wood Drumstykx
15.) Babu – The Unexpected Ft. Sean Price
16.) Hell Razah, Talib Kweli And Viktor Vaughn – Project Jazz
17.) John Robinson – Black Gold

MF Doom - Born Like This

Born Like This was released in 2009 with much anticipation because it had been several years since an official MF Doom release. The track "Ballskin" was leaked previous to the released of the album and "Angels" which features Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah had also been previously released as well. Production on the album is handled by MF Doom himself, the late J Dilla, Madlib, and Jake One.


MF Doom - Born Like This (2009)




Tracklisting:

1.) Supervillain Intro
2.) Gazzillion Ear
3.) Ballskin
4.) Yessir!
5.) Absolutely
6.) Rap Ambush
7.) Lightworks
8.) Batty Boyz
9.) Angelz
10.) Cellz
11.) Still Dope
12.) Microwave Mayo
13.) More Rhymin’
14.) That’s That
15.) Supervillainz
16.) Bumpy’s Message
17.) Thank Yah

Madvillain - Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix

In response to the widespread acclaim of Madvillainy, Madlib decided to remix the entire album and release it.

Madvillain - Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remix (2008)




Tracklisting

1.) Pow! (intro)
2) No Brains
3.) Pearls
4.) Light of the Past
5.) Boulder Holder
6.) Borrowed Time
7.) Space Ho's Coast to Coast
8.) Invazion (interlude)
9.) Drainos
10.) Fire in the Hole
11.) Heat Niner
12.) Monkey Suit
13.) Fluid (instrumental)
14.) Can't Reform Em
15.) Redd Spot (interlude)
16.) Running Around with Another
17.) Butter King Jewels
18.) Sermon
19.) Roller Coaster Riders (instrumental)
20.) 3.214
21.) Confucius Spot (interlude)
22.) Never Go Pop
23.) Savage Beast (instrumental)
24.) Cold One
25.) Cold One (Reprise)

Danger Doom - The Occult Hymn EP

MF Doom and Danger Mouse as Danger Doom, released a follow up EP to their debut album The Mouse & The Mask, called The Occult Hymn. As with the first album, the songs are based on shows from Adult Swim.

Danger Doom - The Occult Hymn EP (2006)





Tracklisting:

1.) Skit 1
2.) El Chupa Nibre Remix
3.) Perfect Hair II
4.) Korn Dogz
5.) Skit 2
6.) Sofa King Remix
7.) Space Ho’s (Madlib Remix)

Danger Doom - The Mouse and the Mask

After the successful collaboration with producer Madlib, MF Doom then hooked up with producer Danger Mouse to form the group Danger Doom. Additionally they teamed up with the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim and a result Danger Mouse's beats sample shows from the station.

Danger Doom - The Mouse and the Mask (2005)




Tracklisting:

1.) El Chupa Nibre
2.) Sofa King
3.) The Mask
4.) Perfect Hair
5.) Benzie Box
6.) Old School
7.) A.T.H.F. (Aqua Teen Hunger Force)
8.) Basket Case
9.) No Names (Black Debbie)
10.) Crosshairs
11.) Mince Meat
12.) Vats of Urine
13.) Space Ho’s
14.) Bada Bing

MF Doom - Live From Planet X

Live From Planet X is a live album recoded in San Franciso, CA on August 15, 2004. It contains tracks from several MF Doom albums and projects.

MF Doom - Live From Planet X (2005)




Tracklisting:

1.) Change the Beat
2.) Name Dropping
3.) Greenbacks
4.) Go With the Drawls
5.) Gas Flows
6.) Operation Doomsday
7.) Hey!
8.) Accordion
9.) Great Day
10.) Rhymes Like Dimes
11.) I Hear Voices
12.) My Favorite Ladies
13.) One Beer
14.) Fine Print

MF Doom/MF Grimm - Special Herbs and Spices Volume 1

This is the last collaboration (unless they reconcile) between to the two artists, that showcases MF Grimm rhyming over MF Doom's beats.

MF Doom/MF Grimm - Special Herbs and Spices Volume 1 (2004)




Tracklisting:

1.) Intro – Fat Man Scoop
2.) Arabic Gum + Ajowan = No Snakes Alive Pt. 3
3.) Calamus + Star Anise = Superhero
4.) Dragons Blood + Cayenne = 1000 Degrees
5.). Dragons Blood Resin + Ginger = War Paint
6.) Benzoin Gum + Asafoetida = 10 Years Later
7.) Red #40 + Wasabi = Bottle Rocket
8.) Bergamot + Sumac = Rain Blood Pt. 2
9.) Kava Kava Root + Poppy Seeds = Stress Box
10.) Styrax Gum + Nutmeg = Tick Tick Pt. 2
11.) Mugwort + Cinnamon = Shifting Lanes (Feat. Kurious)
12.) Horehound + Sesame Seeds = Tonight’s Show (Feat. Invisible Man & Lord Smog)
13.) Outro – Fat Man Scoop
14.) My Love

MF Doom - MM..More Food

MM..More Food is an unofficial release that also came out the same time at MF Doom's MM..Food album. It contained previously unreleased tracks including some from Monsta Island Czar member Rodan.

MF Doom - MM..More Food (2004)



Tracklisting:

1.) Blunt Drunk (All Outta Ale Remix)
2.) My Favorite Ladies (Latina Remix)
3.) John Robinson Project – There She Goes
4.) Rodan – Ruler Of Day And Night
5.) Rodan – Mineral Kingdom
6.) Rodan – Witchcraft II
7.) Rodan Instrumental
8.) Rodan Instrumental
9.) Rodan Instrumental

MF Doom - MM..Leftovers

MM..Leftovers is a bonus disc that came with MF Doom's album, MM..Food. It contains remixes from songs off the album as well as some additional tracks.

MF Doom - MM..Leftovers (2004)



Tracklisting:

1.) It Ain’t Nuthin (The Chapter Remix)
2.) Hoe Cakes (Ant Remix)
3.) My Favorite Ladies (KMD Remix)
4.) Change The Beat (Inhumanz Remix)
5.) Hot Guacamole (Feat. MC Paul Barman)
6.) Hoe Cakes (Jake One Remix)
7.) One Beer (Madlib Remix)
8.) All Outta Ale (The Professor Meets The Supervillian)
9.) Vomit (Feat. Parallel Thought)
10.) Hoe Cakes (Beatboxappella)

MF Doom - MM..Food

The much awaited and anticipated follow up to Operation Doomsday, MM..Food is actually an anagram of MF Doom's name and as the title suggests contains song titles related to food. The last track on the album, "Kookie", was originally released with a beat that samples the Sesame Street closing credits. However due to problems clearing the sample, the album's re-issue in 2007 contains the same track but without the sample.

MF Doom - MM..Food (2004)





Tracklisting:

1.) Beef Rapp
2.) Hoe Cakes
3.) Potholderz (Feat. Count Bass D)
4.) One Beer
5.) Deep Fried Frenz
6.) Poo-Putt Platter
7.) Fillet-O-Rapper
8.) Gumbo
9.) Fig Leaf Bi-Carbonate
10.) Kon Karne
11.) Guinesses (Feat. Angelika & 4ize)
12.) Kon Queso
13.) Rapp Snitch Knishes (Feat. Mr. Fantastik)
14.) Vomitspit
15.) Kookies

Viktor Vaughn - Venomous Villain

After the success of the first Viktor Vaughn album, MF Doom released the follow up the next year. As with the first album, MF Doom does not handle any of the production.

Viktor Vaughn - Venomous Villain (2004)




Tracklisting:

1.) Viktormizor (Intro)
2.) Back End
3.) Fall Back/Titty Fat
4.) Doom On Vik
5.) Rap Game (featuring Manchild and Iz-Real)
6.) Dope Skill (featuring Carl Kavorkian)
7.) Doper Skiller (featuring Kool Keith)
8.) Haberdashery (interlude)
9.) Ode To Road Rage
10.) Bloody Chain (featuring Poison Pen)
11.) Strange New Day (interlude)
12.) Pop Quiz (Remix)

Madvillain - Madvillainy

MF Doom rhyming over Madlib beats? It sounds too good to be true, but it indeed did happen. Critically acclaimed hip-hop producer Madlib teamed up with MF Doom to form the group Madvillain and released their debut album. Most of the tracks off the album have an unconventional format yet the lyrics and beats fit together perfectly.

Madvillain - Madvillainy (2004)





Tracklisting:

1.) The Illest Villains
2.) Accordion
3.) Meat Grinder
4.) Bistro
5.) Raid (F. M.E.D.)
6.) America's Most Blunted (F. Lord Quas)
7.) Sickfit (Instrumental)
8.) Rainbows
9.) Curls
10.) Do Not Fire! (Instrumental)
11.) Money Folder
12.) Shadows of Tomorrow (F. Lord Quas)
13.) Operation Lifesaver a.k.a. Mint Test
14.) Figaro
15.) Hardcore Hustle (F. Wildchild)
16.) Strange Ways
17.) Fancy Clown (F. Viktor Vaugn)
18.) Eye (F. Stacy Epps)
19.) Supervillain Theme (Instrumental)
20.) All Caps
21.) Great Day
22.) Rhinestone Cowboy

Monsta Island Czars - Escape From Monsta Island!

Having already been featured on previous MF Doom material, the Monsta Island Czars dropped their debut album in 2003. Monsta Island Czar members featured on this album are MF Doom as King Geedorah, Rodan, Megalon, Kong, Kamackeris, Spiega, King Caesar, and Gigan. MF Grimm is not on the album because he was serving a prison sentence during this time.

Monsta Island Czars - Escape From Monsta Island! (2003)




Tracklisting:


1.) What’s The Name Of This Place
2.) M.I.N.Y.A. (F. Kamackeris, Rodan, Kong, & Megalon)
3.) F@#k Ya’ll N!@##s (F. Kamackeris & Megalon)
4.) WitchCraft (F. Rodan, Megalon, Kong, Kamackeris, Spiega, & King Caesar)
5.) 1,2…1,2 (F. Kong, Megalon, & Rodan)
6.) Scientific Civilization (Skit)
7.) MIC Line (F. King Geedorah)
8.) Poizon Windz (F. Megalon, Rodan, & Gigan)
9.) Under Pressure (F. Spiega, Megalon, Rodan, & Kong)
10.) Became A Monsta (F. Spiega)
11.) There’s A Legend (Skit)
12.) Out My Mind (F. King Caesar, Kamackeris, & Megalon)
13.) Warning (F. Kong)
14.) Make It Squash! (F. Kong, Megalon, King Caesar, & Rodan)
15.) Gunz ‘n’ Swordz (F. Gigan & Megalon)
16.) Sumthin’ To Prove (F. Rodan)
17.) Live Son Of A Bitch (Skit)
18.) Comin’ At You (F. Megalon, Rodan, Kamackeris, & Kong)
19.) Take Control (F. Kamackeris)
20.) Escape From Monster Isle (F. Rodan, Megalon, Kong, & Spiega)

King Geedorah - Take Me To Your Leader

Reinventing himself as a super-villain was only the beginning in the many identities of Daniel Dumile. In Operation Doomsday which laid the foundation for his future projectc, there are references and credits to King Geedorah - a space monster based upon three headed dragon in the Godzilla films. The album heavily features members of the Monsta Island Czars crew along with other guest rappers.


King Geedorah - Take Me To Your Leader (2003)



Tracklisting:

1.) Fazers
2.) Fastlane (featuring Biolante AKA Kurious Jorge)
3.) Krazy World (featuring Gigan)
4.) The Final Hour (featuring MF DOOM)
5.) Monster Zero
6.) Next Levels (featuring Lil’ Sci, ID 4 Winds & Stahhr)
7.) No Snakes Alive (featuring Jet-Jaguar AKA MF Grimm & Rodan)
8.) Anti-Matter (MF DOOM & Mr. Fantastik)
9.) Take Me to Your Leader
10.) Lockjaw (featuring Trunks)
11.) I Wonder (featuring Hassan Chop)
12.) One Smart Nigger
13.) The Fine Print

MF Doom/MF Grimm - MF EP

In the album Operation Doomsday, MF Doom introduced us to MF Grimm (also known as Jet Jaguar) on the track "Tick, Tick". The following year the released an EP on Brick Records. Unfortunately the two emcees would later have a falling out.

MF Doom/MF Grimm - MF EP (2000)



Tracklisting:

1.) MF Doom - Doomsday (Remix)
2.) MF Doom - No Snakes Alive (F. King Geedorah, Jet Jaguar, Rodan)
3.) MF Doom - Impostas
4.) MF Grimm - The Original (Remix)
5.) MF Grimm - Break Em Off
6.) MF Grimm - Dedicated
7.) MF Grimm - The Original
8.) Doomsday (Remix) instrulemtal
9.) No Snakes Alive instrumental
10.) Impostas instrumental
11.) The Original (Remix) instrumental
12.) Break Em Off instrumental
13.) Dedicated instrumental
14.) The Original instrumental

MF Doom - Operation Doomsday

And it began with Daniel Dumile (Zev Love X from the group KMD) returning to the hip-hop scene after a 4 year hiatus. Inspired by the Marvel Comic super-villain character of Doctor Doom, he reinvented himself as MF Doom. Dumile had lost his younger brother and collaborator DJ Subroc in a tragic accident and as part of the coping process, returned to the music world with a different persona. After releasing a few 12"s on Fondle 'Em Records, MF Doom dropped his debut album under this moniker entitled "Operation Doomsday" in 1999. This classic album introduced us to this villain along with some of his crew collectively known as the Monsta Island Czars.

MF Doom - Operation Doomsday (1999)



Tracklisting:
1.) The Time We Faced Doom (Skit)
2.) Doomsday
3.) Rhymes Like Dimes (F. Cucumber Slice)
4.) The Finest (F. Tommy Gunn)
5.) Back in the Days (Skit)
6.) Go With the Flow
7.) Tick Tick (F. MF Grimm)
8.) Red and Gold (F. King Ghidra)
9.) The Hands of Doom (Skit)
10.) Who You Think I Am? (F. King Cesar, Rodan, Megalon, Kamakiras, Kong)
11.) Doom, Are You Awake? (Skit)
12.) Hey!
13.) Operation: Greenbacks (F. Megalon and King Ghidra)
14.) The Mic
15.) The Mystery of Doom (Skit)
16.) Dead Bent
17.) Gas Drawls
18.) (Questionmark) (F. Kurious)
19.) I Hear Voices Pt. 1 (Bonus Track)*

* The original 1999 release of Operation Doomsday did not include this bonus track and instead had ended with the skit Hero vs. Villain (Epilogue)