Madlib was paired with Jay Dee, as I knew him, and I couldn’t have cared less at the time of its release. Neither were champions to me. It would take my discovering Madlib’s brilliance on Madvillainy to want to return to Champion Sound for even a listen.
As mentioned in prior posts, J Dilla was not in my good books and for him to be partnered with anyone mattered not to me.
If Madlib was the common denominator between the MF Doom & J Dilla collabos, I needed to give Champion Sound my undivided, unbiased attention.
Champion Sound can and still beats a good number of albums of its time and even this present time.
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