Dr. Dooom - First Come, First Served
Label:
Catalog#:
COPA 007 LP
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
1999
Genre:
Hip Hop
Style:
Tracklist
| A1 | Who Killed Dr.Octagon? (Intro) | 0:37 | X | |
| A2 | No Chorus | 2:26 | X | |
| A3 | Apartment 223 | 4:54 | X | |
| A4 | Mr. Ratt (Skit) | 0:43 | ||
| A5 | Neighbors Next Door | 3:57 | X | |
| Featuring - Jacky Jasper | ||||
| A6 | I Run Rap | 4:21 | X | |
| B1 | You Live At Home With Your Mom | 4:00 | X | |
| B2 | Housing Authority | 4:18 | X | |
| Featuring - Motion Man | ||||
| B3 | Wild Kingdom (Skit) | 0:23 | ||
| B4 | Welfare Love | 3:44 | ||
| B5 | Dr. Dooom's In The Room | 4:32 | X | |
| C1 | Call The Cops | 4:16 | X | |
| Featuring - Jacky Jasper | ||||
| C2 | Brothers Feel Fly | 3:52 | X | |
| C3 | Side Line | 4:23 | X | |
| C4 | Bitch Gets No Love | 2:58 | X | |
| D1 | The Shopping List (Skit) | 0:22 | ||
| D2 | Body Bag | 3:32 | X | |
| D3 | Mental Case | 3:48 | X | |
| D4 | Leave Me Alone | 5:03 | X | |
| D5 | Live | 3:08 | ||
Credits
Producer -
Diesel Truckers, The
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Reviews & Discussion
At first I was a bit unsure as this is the follow up to the now legendary Dr Octagon LP. However, since playing this LP through again recently, I really cannot say enough good things about it! Kool Keith's rhymes are really funny, the production is absolutely spot on, this is raw unadulterated, proper "Hip Hop"; this is the kind of LP which goes to show just how totally off target a lot of mainstream hip hop is nowadays.
At the time i also remeber being a litte unmoved by the LP when i picked it up back in '99 .Whilst thinking it was alright still back then -i was bit underwhelmed by it . Maybe ppl like myself were wrongly expecting an Octagon MK 2 album or something , especially as this album seemed to have a "Dr" persona again.
Having said that - over time it has probably become one of my fave things Keith put out .
Lyrically darker than Octagon , less sex obsessed than Sex Styles ( ..er..of course) .
The production of the LP (kutmaster kurt) is great -dead simple - bare bone beats really - yet very fresh and punchy .. still today.
Keiths rhymes are really top notch here -Keith and whole Dr Oct thing did verge on gimmicky rhymes -here you still have some of the twisted humour of Oct but with some added darker weight with pissed off disses more reminicesnt of latter Ultramags.
Anyhow top LP