One of the best hip hop albums ever made. Donuts is accessible without being typical or easily defined: it's hip hop without mcs; electronic music that at times sounds like a 70s soul mixtape; J Dilla doing what he does best - crafting hip-hop, soul and electronic music into his own sound. you might not have heard of J Dilla, but you know his sound. He produced classics for A Tribe Called Quest, Pharcyde, Janet Jackson, Busta Rhymes, Q Tip, Common (including two tracks on Be, and the whole preceding album), and was a founder member and driving force behind Slum Village. Add to that a slew of classic remixes (D'Angelo); his incredible 'Jaylib' album with Madlib and his B.B.E Beat Generation LP and the prolific underground trading of his legendary beat-tapes, and you've got the story of a hip hop legend. Donuts (Outro) Workinonit Waves Light My Fire The New Stop People The Diff'rence Mash Time: The Donut Of The Heart Glazed Airworks Lightworks Stepson Of The Clapper The Twister (Huh, What) One Eleven Two Can Win Don't Cry Anti-American Graffiti Geek Down Thunder Gobstopper One For Ghost Dilla Says Go Walkinonit The Factory U-Love Hi Bye Last Donut Of The Night Welcome To The Show