Favorite '90s Album?
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Favorite '90s Album?
by Slim Fiasco » Sep 5th, '11, 18:58
I've noticed that this forum isn't big on older Hip-Hop so I was curious to see what have you guys checked out from that time period (excluding TSSLP).
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by SG. » Sep 5th, '11, 19:07
Chronic 2001. I haven't gone too far back into rap history.
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by Sam. » Sep 5th, '11, 19:17
Dr. Dre
The Chronic
2001
Ice Cube
AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted
LL Cool J
Mama Said Knock You Out
Mr. Smith
Rakim
Don't Sweat the Technique
Tupac
Every album that came out in the 90's
B.I.G
Life After Death
Slick Rick
The Art of Storytelling .
Kool G Rap
4,5,6
Ice-T
O.G. Original Gangster
Naughty by Nature
Naughty by Nature
Mobb Deep
The Infamous
Ultramagnetic MCs.
Funk Your Head Up
New York What Is Funky
EPMD
Business Never Personal
Back in Business
The Chronic
2001
Ice Cube
AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted
LL Cool J
Mama Said Knock You Out
Mr. Smith
Rakim
Don't Sweat the Technique
Tupac
Every album that came out in the 90's
B.I.G
Life After Death
Slick Rick
The Art of Storytelling .
Kool G Rap
4,5,6
Ice-T
O.G. Original Gangster
Naughty by Nature
Naughty by Nature
Mobb Deep
The Infamous
Ultramagnetic MCs.
Funk Your Head Up
New York What Is Funky
EPMD
Business Never Personal
Back in Business
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by ThomasJ » Sep 5th, '11, 19:45
De La Soul - De La Soul Is Dead
...The mortician of love, sent from above
Forced entry, the more wenchy, the more stingy I become
Been doing this for more than a quarter century, I'm just numb...
Forced entry, the more wenchy, the more stingy I become
Been doing this for more than a quarter century, I'm just numb...
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by Master Chief » Sep 5th, '11, 19:48
Reasonable Doubt. Followed by Vol. 1 and 2.
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by Slim Fiasco » Sep 5th, '11, 20:01
ThomasJ wrote:De La Soul - De La Soul Is Dead
Great choice. And I love that cover too.
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by Jdubem » Sep 5th, '11, 20:27
illmatic, reasonable doubt, all eyez on me, ready to die, chronic, 2001, and doggystyle.. and theres way more but all these are way better than anything coming out today. 90s hip hop and 2000s aftermath is where its at
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by Tornado » Sep 5th, '11, 20:44
Favourites
Cypress Hill's first 3 albums
Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers & Wu-Tang Forever (plus personal albums around that time)
Redman: Whut? Thee Album & Muddy Waters
A Tribe Called Quest: Midnight Maurauders
Nas: Illmatic & It Was Written
Mobb Deep: The Infamous & Hell On Earth
Xzibit: At The Speed Of Life & 40 Dayz & 40 Nightz
DMX: It's Dark + Hell Is Hot
just my fav, a lot more good shit i ain't even touched on
Cypress Hill's first 3 albums
Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers & Wu-Tang Forever (plus personal albums around that time)
Redman: Whut? Thee Album & Muddy Waters
A Tribe Called Quest: Midnight Maurauders
Nas: Illmatic & It Was Written
Mobb Deep: The Infamous & Hell On Earth
Xzibit: At The Speed Of Life & 40 Dayz & 40 Nightz
DMX: It's Dark + Hell Is Hot
just my fav, a lot more good shit i ain't even touched on
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by Almostlity » Sep 5th, '11, 20:56
Reasonable Doubt & Ready to Die
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by DanWS » Sep 5th, '11, 21:04
The Blueprint, Ready To Die, Illmatic, The Chronic, The Chronic 2001
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by Hiphopdane » Sep 5th, '11, 21:14
Big L - Lifestylez of the poor and dangerous
That one just has all the right elements to be considered an all time classic; soulful and jazzy beats, complex rhymes and flows and some of the rawest lyrics ever written from beginning to end. I Don't Understand It alone stands out to me as one of the best diss tracks of all time (albeit not being aimed at anyone particular).
These lines alone apply to almost everyone coming out with big albums these days:
"Your technique and everything you speak's weak
You got a little airplay because of your beats
Your fame and your name, but your lyrics are lame."
That one just has all the right elements to be considered an all time classic; soulful and jazzy beats, complex rhymes and flows and some of the rawest lyrics ever written from beginning to end. I Don't Understand It alone stands out to me as one of the best diss tracks of all time (albeit not being aimed at anyone particular).
These lines alone apply to almost everyone coming out with big albums these days:
"Your technique and everything you speak's weak
You got a little airplay because of your beats
Your fame and your name, but your lyrics are lame."
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by SG. » Sep 5th, '11, 21:16
DanWS wrote:The Blueprint, Ready To Die, Illmatic, The Chronic, The Chronic 2001
Do you want me to ruin your life and tell you the Blueprint came out in 2001?
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by dead prez » Sep 5th, '11, 21:18
illmatic
Stakes is High
Illadelph Half life
The Infamous
Stakes is High
Illadelph Half life
The Infamous
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Re: Favorite '90s Album?
by Devil'sAdvocate » Sep 5th, '11, 21:31
top 10 in no order
The chronic
2001
Ready to die
Reasonable Doubt
roots of evil/4,5,6
illmatic
doggystyle
dont sweat the technique
It Was written
vol.1
i consider all these classics
shame you excluded SSLP
SSLP takes a shit on all of these classics,fuck it,combined.
The chronic
2001
Ready to die
Reasonable Doubt
roots of evil/4,5,6
illmatic
doggystyle
dont sweat the technique
It Was written
vol.1
i consider all these classics
shame you excluded SSLP
SSLP takes a shit on all of these classics,fuck it,combined.
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