MF Doom / MF Grimm MF Brick Records ?BRK012 EP 2XLP 2000 US RAP HIPHOP, Abstract, Conscious Brick Records ?– BRK012, Landspeed Records ?– BRK012 2 × Vinyl, 12", 33 ? RPM, EP Released in a gatefold jacket.

ORIGINAL COPY IN GREAT CONDITION SEE PHOTOS

MF Doom / MF Grimm ?– MF

Label: Brick Records ?– BRK012, Landspeed Records ?– BRK012 Format: 2 × Vinyl, 12", 33 ? RPM, EP
Country: US Released: 2000 Genre: Hip Hop Style: Abstract, Conscious

Tracklist

MF Doom A1 –MF Doom Doomsday Remix Producer – Mister JasonRecorded By, Mixed By – Papa D!Scratches [Cuts] – Fakts OneWritten-By – D. Dumile*, J. Katsohis* 3:11 A2 –MF Doom No Snakes Alive Featuring – Jet Jaguar*, King Ghidra, RodanProducer, Recorded By, Mixed By – MF DoomWritten-By – A. Ford (2), D. Dumile*, P. Carey* 3:34 A3 –MF Doom Impostas Co-producer – Ill Clown*Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – MF DoomWritten-By – D. Dumile* 3:36 B1 –MF Doom Doomsday Remix (Instrumental) 3:07 B2 –MF Doom No Snakes Alive (Instrumental) 3:34 B3 –MF Doom Impostas (Instrumental) 4:01 MF Grimm C1 –MF Grimm The Original Remix Producer, Scratches [Cuts] – Fakts OneRecorded By, Mixed By – Papa D!Written-By – J. Goler*, P. Carey* 3:31 C2 –MF Grimm Break Em Off Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Cas (2)Written-By – P. Carey* 4:09 C3 –MF Grimm Dedicated Producer – Ninja B, Que (2)Recorded By, Mixed By, Scratches [Cuts] – Ninja BWritten-By – D. Boylan, P. Carey*, Que (2) 3:27 C4 –MF Grimm The Original Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By, Scratches [Cuts] – Ninja BWritten-By – D. Boylan, P. Carey* 4:00 D1 –MF Grimm The Original Remix (Instrumental) 3:29 D2 –MF Grimm Break Em Off (Instrumental) 3:45 D3 –MF Grimm Dedicated (Instrumental) 3:27 D4 –MF Grimm The Original (Instrumental) 3:57

Companies, etc.

• Copyright (c) – Brick Records
• Manufactured By – Landspeed Records
• Distributed By – Landspeed Records
• Recorded At – BPM, Boston
• Recorded At – Readyrock Studios
• Mixed At – BPM, Boston
• Mixed At – Readyrock Studios
• Published By – Lord Dihoo Music
• Published By – World War Me
• Published By – Rodaron Music
• Published By – J. Goler Music
• Mastered At – Waltz Audio
• Produced For – Readyrock Records
• Lacquer Cut At – Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs

Credits

• Art Direction, Design – Karma (6)
• Executive-Producer – John C. Defalco, Papa D!, Truth Elemental
• Lacquer Cut By – DS*
• Management, Booking – Day By Day Ent. Inc. (tracks: C1 to D4)
• Photography By – Ryan Murphy (6)

Notes

Released in a gatefold jacket.

Printed on left interior gatefold panel (BRK012-1):
A1: Recorded & mixed at BPM, Boston.
A1 to B3: Mastered at Waltz Audio, Boston.
Also available MF Doom/MF Grimm CD EP.

Printed on right interior gatefold panel (BRK012-2):
C1: Recorded & mixed at BPM, Boston.
C2: Produced for Readyrock Records.
C2: Recorded & mixed at Readyrock Studios.
Special Thanks Ninja B
From the forthcoming MF Grimm full length "The Downfall of Ibliss"

Track C3/D3 "Dedicated" is completely different from the track of the same title that appears on MF Grimm's 2005 compilation, "Scars & Memories".

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode (Text): 7 65481 00121 1
• Barcode (UPC scanned): 765481001211
• Matrix / Runout (A-side label): BRK012-1-A
• Matrix / Runout (B-side label): BRK012-1-B
• Matrix / Runout (C-side label): BRK012-2-A
• Matrix / Runout (D-side label): BRK012-2-B
• Matrix / Runout (A-side runout etching): BRK-012 A FwDS
• Matrix / Runout (B-side runout etching): BRK-012 B FwDS
• Matrix / Runout (C-side runout etching): BRK-012 C FwDS
• Matrix / Runout (D-side runout etching): BRK-012 D FwDS
• Other (Gatefold, A & B side): BRK012-1
• Other (Gatefold, C & D side): BRK012-2
• Other (Sticker): TEG-BRK 012
• Rights Society: ASCAP
• Rights Society: BMI

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