When Madlib launched his Madlib Medicine Show last year, the original idea was simple: twelve releases, one per month, alternating between original works and mixtapes spanning different genres. It took a little longer than planned to hit number 12 – so the label offered up a bonus, number 13, and now here the boxset, packaged all 13 albums together and call this collection The Brick. Check! With The Brick, you get it all: Medicine Show No. 1: Before The Verdict - hip-hop vocal album feat. Guilty Simpson; Medicine Show Medicine Show No. 2:: Flight To Brazil – 80 minutes of Brazilian psych, folk and jazz; Medicine Show Medicine Show No. 3:: Beat Konducta In Africa – hip hop beats inspired by and based on obscure & independent African vinyl gems; Medicine Show Medicine Show No. 4:: 420 Chalice Medicine Show No. 5:: History Of The Loop Digga - Madlib's early years, 1990-2000, from beat cassettes produced for local rap crew Crate Digga's Palace; Medicine Show Medicine Show No. 6:: The Brain Wreck Show - - psych-prog-avante- freak-out-funk rock; Medicine Show No. 7:: High Jazz – all new Madlib productions from his collective of jazz groups and musicians known as Yesterdays Universe; Medicine Show No. 8:: Advanced Jazz - a jazz music course with no grades, lecturer or tests - just a room of dusty jazz vinyl and Madlib at the turntable; Medicine Show No. 9:: Channel 85 Presents Nittyville - hip-hop album feat. Frank Nitt; Medicine Show No. 10:: Black Soul - the Disco era, 80 mins, mixed by Madlib; Medicine Show No. 11:: Low Budget High Fi - hip-hop of dirty demos produced by Madlib, with Oh No, Karriem Riggins, MED, Strong Arm Steady, AG, Guilty Simpson, J. Rocc and Jaylib; Medicine Show No. 12: RawMedicine (Madlib Remixes)- part mixtape, part beat tape, featuring a host of un-suspecting collaborators that run the gamut from thugs, street poets, star emcees and underdogs - 60 minute with 30+ tracks; Medicine Show No. 13:: Black Tape – the bonus Medicine Show and sequel to #12. All Medicine Show releases revolve around the Beat Konducta’s 4-ton stack of vinyl. Get a glimpse of that motherlode with Medicine Show: The Brick.