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Mood
Doom

Doom
DoomDoom

Artists

Mood

Catno

SI001 SI001

Formats

2x Vinyl LP Album Reissue

Country

US

Release date

Jul 21, 2022

Genres

Hip Hop

Fat Beats in partnership with Space Invadaz is pleased to release the 25 year anniversary edition reissue of Mood’s acclaimed 1997 debut LP, Doom. Originally released on September 23 of 1997, Doom was an important springboard for the careers of Talib Kweli, DJ Hi-Tek, Sunz of Man and Lone Catalysts. The 18 track LP is an artistically experimental album marked by stand out production and lyricism that remains on-point throughout.

Cincinnati rappers Main Flow and Donte kick apocalyptic rhymes that cite sacred scripture, ancient history, and politics. Both their rhyme schemes and chemistry are strong and prove to be equally compatible with DJ Hi-Tek, who made his production debut on this record, composing nine of the album’s 18 tracks, with newcomer Jahson handling the remaining production. Similar to the lyrical pairing, the production duo of Hi-Tek and Jahson are well matched, as they add a sense of darkness and mystery that shrouds the sonic backdrop throughout the album.

Doom is lyrically and sonically an outstanding body of work that stands out as one of the more noteworthy indie rap titles of ’97. In celebration of the 25 year anniversary milestone, this reissue comes equipped with remixes, including the J Dilla Remix for “Secrets of the Sand” which was never before featured on any previous album represses or reissues.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

$70*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Esoteric Manuscript (Remix)

A2

Info For The Streets

A3

He Is DJ Hi-Tek

A4

Karma

A5

The Vision

B6

Tunnel Bound

B7

Nuclear Hip-Hop

B8

Another Day

B9

Sacred

C10

Peddlers Of Doom

C11

Millennium

C12

Babylon The Great

C13

Peace Infinity

C14

Secrets Of The Sand (J Dilla Remix)

D15

Illuminated Sunlight (Hi-Tek Remix)

D16

Industry Lies

D17

No Ordinary Brother

D18

Cincinnati

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