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Too much roam and wander for some, but Doom-heads looking for the perfect downer couldn't ask for much more.
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Theres plenty of virtually virtuoso moments to make it worthwhile, and Doom just isnt one to suck no matter how prolific he gets, but this sequel cant help but disappoint after Vaudeville Villain.
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Theres a remarkable continuity from track to track, and its obvious those contributing to Venomous Villain are long-time fans of Dumiles work.
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Raw beats, sick rhymes, nothing obvious or tired.
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The tracks highlighting Vik are showstoppers as usual, and his dominate wordplay only reiterates why others should drop the mic when any of DOOMs personas enter the booth.
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The disc feels more like an Insomniac Records sampler featuring Viktor Vaughn than a proper Vaughn release.
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"Venomous Villain" is more of an Insomniac promo CD than a credible sequel to Doom's dastardly "Vaudeville Villain" release two years ago. Even so, Doom stylistically slays every opportunity he's given at the mic.
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Sounds like a retreat.
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While it is simply impossible to duplicate the raw power and energy of [Vaudeville Villian], the newly resurrected Viktor proffers a tolerable continuation of his street hustle and ice-cold thuggery.
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UrbHe sounds darker and more menacing than ever. [Oct 2004, p.105]
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VV:2 does have a bit of a for-hire feel.
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 12 out of 13
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vikvondoomAug 15, 2004
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Feb 16, 2016
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montanasMay 24, 2005amazing!!