The latter was also well-received critically, and peaked at number 9 and 17 on Billboard’s Heatseekers and Independent charts, respectively. The former, his collaborative album alongside producer Madlib, was critically-acclaimed and brought the pair moderate commercial success, peaking at number 179 on the U.S.
MF DOOM’s Madvillainy and Mm.Food are both considered to be independent rap masterpieces. Photo Credit: Nick Pickles/WireImage From indie classics Madvillainy and Mm.Food to notable guest appearances, 2004 was a defining year for the underground hip-hop villain.
He also made some notable guest appearances on songs from De La Soul and Zero 7. In between the release of Madvillainy and Mm.Food, MF DOOM also released several other albums.
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