Welcome everyone to a special episode of Dysect. I'm your host, Cole Kushna. As you might know,

the latest season of Dysect focused on the late MF Doom, breaking down every line of 12 of Doom's

most beloved songs. You also might know that MF Doom's 2004 album, M. Food, just celebrated its 20th

anniversary, which was accompanied with an official re-release that includes new artwork, remixes,

and a handful of unheard interview clips recorded shortly before Food's original release.

Well, today, I have the extreme privilege to premiere this interview in its entirety, right here

on the dissect feed. It's over an hour long and spans Doom's entire career up until 2004.

It's a must listen for all Doom fans. A big thank you to Rhymesayer's records for this honor and opportunity,

and so without any further ado, please enjoy the world premiere of this never-before-heard

interview with the one and only MF Doom. There they go with a clown and the two thugs.

This career-spanding interview with MF Doom was originally recorded for a special broadcast on November 13th, 2004 on Rhymesayers Radio, hosted by Sadiq and Buck KAC on KFAI Community Radio in the Twin Cities.

This episode was anchored by an interview conducted by myself, Kevin Beecham,

and being an avid fan since the day's Zev-Lover X with KMD, my goal was to dig deep into understanding Doom's inspirations, philosophies, challenges, goals, and passions.

The show, titled FM Mood, broadcasted live on the air the Saturday before the release

of the M-Food album, and it took listeners on a trip to explore the beginnings before we even

made music, leading into Zevlovex and KMD, and how that evolved into MF Doom, leading

us to the release of the MFood record, which hits Stores 1116, 2004.

But this interview also takes a glimpse into the future, including some things that we did see happen,

and some that yet still remain to be seen.

Let's get into it. Let me a voice test there.

One, two, check, check.

All right, cool.

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