MF DOOM's dense, allusive rhymes over Madlib's dusty, short-loop beats, an underground touchstone with no choruses and no rules. Cryptic and endlessly rewinding. A cult masterpiece. One entry, and it holds up every time.
On vinyl: Vinyl can be scarcer than the CD from this era, so it's worth looking for a recent repressing.
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