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* AntiVillain:
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* AntiVillain:AntiVillain: Madvillain, as described by one sample in "The Illest Villains":
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* TheCameo: Daedalus, whose track "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZh-Vh81Osw Experience]]" provides the core sample for "Accordion", appears in the song's music video -- playing an accordion, fittingly enough.
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* TheCameo: Daedalus, Record producer Daedelus, whose track "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZh-Vh81Osw Experience]]" provides the core sample for "Accordion", appears in the song's music video -- playing an accordion, fittingly enough.
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** Invoked in "Money Folder", where a line about DOOM bringing his mic everywhere to perform live and on ''stereo'' is panned to the left side. The next line then lampshades this by saying "Pan it".
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** Invoked in "Money Folder", where a line about DOOM bringing his mic everywhere to perform live and on ''stereo'' is panned "live in ''stere-ereo''" pans that last word to the left side. The next line then lampshades this by saying starting with "Pan it".
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* IHaveManyNames: DOOM's alter ego Viktor Vaughn is in "Fancy Clown", and Madlib's alter ego Quasimoto is in "Shadows of Tomorrow".
** The opening sample of "Money Folder" lampshades this by saying "The villain took on many forms."
** The opening sample of "Money Folder" lampshades this by saying "The villain took on many forms."
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* IHaveManyNames: DOOM's alter ego Viktor Vaughn is in "Fancy Clown", and Madlib's alter ego Quasimoto is in "Shadows of Tomorrow".
**Tomorrow". The opening sample of "Money Folder" lampshades this by saying "The villain took on many forms."
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* JazzRap: Courtesy of Madlib's eclectic sampling, the album is a shining example; particularly the tracks "Great Day", "Raid", and "All Caps".
* LastNoteHilarity: The xylophone in the closing sample of "America's Most Blunted" hits the wrong note at the end, causing the guys in the studio to [[{{Corpsing}} break down into laughter.]]
* MeaningfulName: Madvillain stems from '''Mad'''lib for the first half of the name, and from MF DOOM (who's based around super villains) for the second half. ''Madvillainy'' is an insight into the duo.
* LastNoteHilarity: The xylophone in the closing sample of "America's Most Blunted" hits the wrong note at the end, causing the guys in the studio to [[{{Corpsing}} break down into laughter.]]
* MeaningfulName: Madvillain stems from '''Mad'''lib for the first half of the name, and from MF DOOM (who's based around super villains) for the second half. ''Madvillainy'' is an insight into the duo.
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* JazzRap: Courtesy of Madlib's eclectic sampling, the album is a shining example; example, particularly the tracks "Great Day", "Raid", and "All Caps".
* LastNoteHilarity: The xylophone in the closing sample of "America's Most Blunted" hits the wrong note at the end, causing the guys in the studio to [[{{Corpsing}} break down intolaughter.]]
laughter]].
* MeaningfulName: Madvillain stems from '''Mad'''lib for the first half of the name, and from MF DOOM(who's (whose rap persona is based around super villains) super'''villain'''s) for the second half. ''Madvillainy'' is an insight into the duo.
* LastNoteHilarity: The xylophone in the closing sample of "America's Most Blunted" hits the wrong note at the end, causing the guys in the studio to [[{{Corpsing}} break down into
* MeaningfulName: Madvillain stems from '''Mad'''lib for the first half of the name, and from MF DOOM
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* {{Sampling}}: Click [[http://www.whosampled.com/Madvillain/?sp=1 here]] to get a complete list of songs sampled on this album. It's pretty long.
** The album's main aesthetic is built around samples of mid 20th-century media, especially narrations of supervillains.
** The album's main aesthetic is built around samples of mid 20th-century media, especially narrations of supervillains.
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* {{Sampling}}: Click The album's main aesthetic is built around samples of mid 20th-century media, especially narrations of supervillains. As for the beats of the songs, click [[http://www.whosampled.com/Madvillain/?sp=1 here]] to get a complete list of songs sampled on this album. It's sampled; it's pretty long.
** The album's main aesthetic is built around samples of mid 20th-century media, especially narrations of supervillains.long.
** The album's main aesthetic is built around samples of mid 20th-century media, especially narrations of supervillains.
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-->''Curses, we's truly the worsest''\\
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