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Madvillain
Madvillainy Demos
A1
Do Not Fire! (Demo)
A2
Bistro (Demo)
A3
One False Move (“Great Day” Demo)
A4
America’s Most Blunted (Demo)
A5
Operation Lifesaver… AKA Mint Test (Demo)
A6
Figaro (Demo)
A7
Rainbows (Demo)
B1
Just For Kicks ("Meat Grinder" Demo)
B2
Fancy Clown (Demo)
B3
Shadow Of Tomorrow (Demo)
B4
Money Folder (Demo)
B5
Stakes (“Supervillain Theme” Demo)
B6
All Caps (Demo)
B7
One False Move (“Great Day” Demo Instrumental)
In 2002, before Madlib and MF DOOM finished Madvillainy, the first demo sequence of the album leaked online – early vocal cuts from DOOM, recorded then quickly mixed in LA at Madlib’s Bomb Shelter studio. The leak spread around the world, and while the tracks may have been unfinished, it was clear that this was a hip-hop album unlike any other…
Stones Throw celebrate the 20th anniversary of Madvillainy by releasing the Demos on vinyl for the first time, mastered by Dave Cooley, and with a new cover photo and insert of photographer Eric Coleman's contact sheets from the original album shoot. Vinyl mastering by Phil Rodriguez.
