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Good news, everyone! After a months-long hiatus, your favorite music lovers are back and love is definitely in the air this episode with our coverage of the Beastie Boys! Due to other great coverage into the history and life of three of the most fun MCs to pick up a mic, we elected to return to our old format of generating a playlist of tracks we love to geek out over. Don’t forget to fight for your right…to PAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRTYYYYYY! 







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Regarded as “your favorite rapper’s favorite rapper”, a British citizen named Daniel Dumile once looked at the rap game and came to the conclusion that rap was becoming “what it looked like” versus “what it sounded like”. What did he do with this observation? He donned a metal mask and became the scene’s most loved supervillain and well-regarded wordsmith known as MF DOOM. That’s right, kids, Anatomy of Mixtape has finally taken the step that 40 Hands Dan has wanted since the inception of the show–an exploration of the life and music of MF DOOM that blew his mind a few years ago and continues to do so. In our first of two parts for this series, Rey and Daniel address what little we know of Dumile’s life which is shrouded in mystery purposefully. To paraphrase DOOM during an interview when asked to list five things that fans don’t know about him, he said “You don’t know anything about me”. Find out why this is the case even a year after his death by tuning in! 







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Regarded as “your favorite rapper’s favorite rapper”, a British citizen named Daniel Dumile once looked at the rap game and came to the conclusion that rap was becoming “what it looked like” versus “what it sounded like”. What did he do with this observation? He donned a metal mask and became the scene’s most loved supervillain and well regarded wordsmith known as MF DOOM. That’s right, kids, Anatomy of Mixtape has finally taken the step that 40 Hands Dan has wanted since the inception of the show–an exploration of the life and music of MF DOOM that blew his mind a few years ago and continues to do so. In our first of two parts for this series, Rey and Daniel address what little we know of Dumile’s life which is shrouded in mystery purposefully. To paraphrase DOOM during an interview when asked to list five things that fans don’t know about him, he said “You don’t know anything about me”. Find out why this is the case even a year after his death by tuning in!







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AoMx Episode 25: Passion of the Durst (Three Dollar Bill Y’all$)*Echoey as hell* Reintroducing the illest, dopest, and freshest music podcast we can come up with. Welcome back to Anatomy of Mixtape! *Back to normal* In the past, we were primarily a show with a multitude of hosts, but the latest iteration features El Rey and 40 Hands Dan as we attempt to dive a bit more deeply into the realm of music that we love. However, this first foray into our two-man approach involves an album that we aren’t particularly crazy about and are pleased to never have to listen to again any time soon. What album is that, you ask? Three Dollar Bill Y’all$ from Limp Bizkit, notoriously the world’s most hated band that has enveloped themselves in controversy over funky bass lines. Join us as we return to our angsty teenage years with this raw-sounding, hard-hitting entry of the now mostly defunct nu-metal genre! Before we let you get to this episode, please rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts from and, if you want a more consistent release schedule of our audial shenanigans, donate to our Patreon or purchase some of our sweet merch on Teespring. On with the show…







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As BURFDAY EDICT proclaims, this month, in honor of the hatching, a personal selection has been laid down for the crack-a-lacking. For the hell to the fucketh yes, we bring you the funniest musician in existence, “WEIRD” Al Yankovic, the Ninth Wonder of the World himself. If you’ve never had the sheer gut-busting goodness of a Weird Al track, then listen in and EDUMACATE thyself with wonderment! Delicious sarcasm aside, Yank The Great and Mighty really is just the most rad-bad-ass-cool slice of smart-assery and talent pizza you’ll ever feast your ears on. Join Roland, Rey and Daniel as we serve up our Top 5 Weird Al Tracks. 







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So we’re trying out some new AoMx challenge playlists and our first little foray is picking our favorite track one tunes. Next time…maybe track two?! Have a few /s sandwiches with that last sentence (mmm). Listen in as D-town Joe comes in with his clutch list as usual-done and done with 30 minutes left before we started (plenty of time). Some of us pros can change it up mid-recording (it’s called talent). Daniel’s last track had a particularly hilarious sense of casual dark humor (pigeons CAN be funny). The Humble Purist blesses us with one of his favorite Pixies tracks (no Beatles?!?). Roland picks a track a toddler could have written (who knew they could be so cool?). Laugh as we take a massive raging hate-dump on Craig-bot spasming through our picks. Laugh more as we get a slightly better experience with Rhythm-bot’s wonky-ass controls only working when it damn well feels like it. Somehow, it was fun. Probably the alcohol. Join Rey, Roland, Daniel, and Joe for a quick run through some of our favorites.







Please rate and review us on iTunes and Google Podcasts. Join the conversation on Twitter @MokuestStudios and Instagram @mokueststudiosWe would like to thank Five Foot Five for letting us use their song “Texas Held’em” from the album Just For Living. Check them out on Spotify and Apple Music!