Operation Doomsday Exclusive 2 LP
A Newbury Comics exclusive color vinyl pressing.
Operation: Doomsday has since gone down in the annals of hip-hop history as an oddity, and an essential underground rap album. Doomsday introduced the world to Doom's style of stream-of-consciousness rhyming, abstract wordplay, and refined delivery, coupled with bizarre and off-kilter production and beats, (Courtesy of Doom himself) that were unlike anything hip-hop had ever heard before. Through heavy bootlegging, Doomsday would over time emerge as a true classic. Since its release, Doom would go on to massive critical acclaim and success, working alongside hip-hop visionaries as Madlib and Danger Mouse, (Under the banners of Madvillain and DANGERDOOM, respectively) and celebrated contemporaries like Ghostface Killah, Masta Ace, Talib Kweli, and many more.
1 Red LP, 1 Purple LP.
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Operation Doomsday Exclusive 2 LP
A Newbury Comics exclusive color vinyl pressing.
Operation: Doomsday has since gone down in the annals of hip-hop history as an oddity, and an essential underground rap album. Doomsday introduced the world to Doom's style of stream-of-consciousness rhyming, abstract wordplay, and refined delivery, coupled with bizarre and off-kilter production and beats, (Courtesy of Doom himself) that were unlike anything hip-hop had ever heard before. Through heavy bootlegging, Doomsday would over time emerge as a true classic. Since its release, Doom would go on to massive critical acclaim and success, working alongside hip-hop visionaries as Madlib and Danger Mouse, (Under the banners of Madvillain and DANGERDOOM, respectively) and celebrated contemporaries like Ghostface Killah, Masta Ace, Talib Kweli, and many more.
1 Red LP, 1 Purple LP.
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A Newbury Comics exclusive color vinyl pressing.
Operation: Doomsday has since gone down in the annals of hip-hop history as an oddity, and an essential underground rap album. Doomsday introduced the world to Doom's style of stream-of-consciousness rhyming, abstract wordplay, and refined delivery, coupled with bizarre and off-kilter production and beats, (Courtesy of Doom himself) that were unlike anything hip-hop had ever heard before. Through heavy bootlegging, Doomsday would over time emerge as a true classic. Since its release, Doom would go on to massive critical acclaim and success, working alongside hip-hop visionaries as Madlib and Danger Mouse, (Under the banners of Madvillain and DANGERDOOM, respectively) and celebrated contemporaries like Ghostface Killah, Masta Ace, Talib Kweli, and many more.
1 Red LP, 1 Purple LP.
