Venomous Villain [PA] * by Viktor Vaughan AKA MF Doom

Pros: a nice lil' appetizer before we got our food

Cons: you forget the appetizer if the main course is good enough

The Bottom Line: sometimes the bad guy has to win...

Review: ...V keeps comin' back with more and more hits... The Smooth reference ("DWYCK", wha'? wha'?) this rap world of stage actors and stock characters never ever wanted to hear from the villain. He terrorized the game and inflicted pain like Saddam ...

Pros: Good for People who want to live in the year 5000

Cons: Ehhh, it's emptier than a WCW Arena in 2001

The Bottom Line: Like in most cases, the sequels aren't better than the original.

Review: "The Death of Big D" Chapter 7: The Ancient One's Answers North By Northwest aye Trag, you jerk. Well, after a whole day of searching, I finally discovered the ancient P-licious and his hut above the hilltops, on the other side of the ...

Pros: When Viktor Vaughn gets on the mic, he rips holes in the space-time continuum.

Cons: Not enough Vik, a few tracks are terribly out of place, too many guests.

The Bottom Line: "People came from miles around to hear Vik rock it, he learned a few new styles since a two year old pick pocket."

Review: Viktor Vaughn. Part mad scientist from the future. Part twisted ghetto inhabitant, nefarious stick-up kid, and bizarre B-boy. 2003 brought us "Vaudeville Villain", a collaboration between MF Doom and Sound Ink Records. With slick, high-tech ...