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Dr. Octagon, Dr. Octagonecologyst

  • 1997
  • Label: Geffen

As the most visible member of late-’80s legends Ultramagnetic MCs, Kool Keith helped create the blueprint for abstract, space-dusted rap. But as Ultramagnetic became increasingly conformist (by their standards, anyway), Keith sought an oddball route. Alongside Dan “The Automator” Nakamura, Kutmasta Kurt and DJ Q-Bert, he composed Dr. Octagonecologyst, a bizarre ride through time and space with a murderous, free-associative gynecologist. It’s a deeply theatrical album, a patchwork of mood and sensation, the kind of thing that happens when you no longer feel entitled to an audience.

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