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Low Class Conspiracy Return of the Loop Digga Madlib has told the story a few times in interviews about how he created Quasimoto, aided by some chemicals, as someone to rap on his beats for his own private listening while living in Oxnard, CA, in the 90's. Peanut Butter Wolf heard some of these tapes and eventually convinced Madlib to release them as The Unseen , an incredible album which brought Madlib his first widespread recognition. The visual character of Quasimoto — a.

Lord Quas — developed separately. When I met Madlib in I was told that he watched this movie constantly and had even made his own private soundtrack. I adapted this character for the artwork inside The Unseen CD and subsequent singles. As the album took off and we used the character on a t-shirt, the public began to refer to this character as Quasimoto himself. His name is already attached to three of underground rap's seminal releases Lootpack's Soundpieces: Da Antidote!

When he debuted in , Quasimoto immediately became one of hip-hop's most bizarre characters, a helium-voiced, barely-teenage-sounding rapper capable of drawling the dozens like a Cosby Kid gone to seed or spouting more insane gibberish than a crackhead casualty. Helpfully, his obtuse material appeared over the most innovative new production style in rap -- crackly, bouncing productions with samples reflecting his obsessions with jazz-funk maestros like Stanley Cowell and Grant Green.

While on The Unseen, he moved through the streets like a ghost, Further Adventures finds him a streetwise inhabitant of his Lost Gates neighborhood, with nearly every possible permutation of low-intensity inner-city conflict covered on tracks like 'Bullyshit' on bullies , 'Greenery' weed , and 'Bus Ride' panhandlers.