I’ve had this for a minute, and while not nearly as classic as “The Unseen”, it’s still aight; I didn’t remember how sweet this joint is in comparison to the baffling weirdness that dominates the rest of the album. And I’m not even talking about the rapping. You can easily see why Madlib gets dick ridden so much, the loop digga comes through with a sweet, nostalgic bit of flute & string on my first selection: “The Clown (Episode C)”. Ignore the insanely sloppy and out of context vocal samples and you’ll appreciate. The second is “Privacy”, a quick little number that’s a very Bay area Heiro style piano bounce. Simple, dope. What else you need?

But you can’t front on his weirdo joints either, as evidenced by the second treat I’ve included, “Tomorrow Never Knows”. A stand-up bass and dusty break bump along under some 70’s synth loops that give it the futuristic lounge vibe I’m sure Madlib envisioned when he smoked an ounce of weed to his lid. There is also a track called “Shroom Music”. I don’t really know where to go after that.

Quasimoto - The Clown (Instrumental)-(Produced by Madlib) - Download

Quasimoto - Privacy (Instrumental)-(Produced by Madlib) - Download

Quasimoto - Tomorrow Never Knows (Instrumental)-(Produced by Madlib) - Download

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