Album(s) you consider classics that most don't?

by **slimfan94** » Dec 26th, '11, 01:09

What are classic albums to you that aren't to others?

Mine are:

by **SG.** » Dec 26th, '11, 01:11

Kanye West - Late Registration. How Graduation is deemed better I'll never know.

by **Blu** » Dec 26th, '11, 01:14

by **slimfan94** » Dec 26th, '11, 01:15

Blu wrote:

Was going to include this and Relapse, but didn't want to look too stanish :sweating:

by **Emshady2** » Dec 26th, '11, 03:26

Rolling Papers - Wiz Khalifa

by **2PointOBoy** » Dec 26th, '11, 03:34

by **ColdWindCriminal** » Dec 26th, '11, 04:04

^plus
Xzibit - Restless
Wu Tang Forever
Chronic 2001

by **SliK** » Dec 26th, '11, 05:52

I really love KiD CuDi's "Man on the Moon", I'm not sure I'd call it a clasic though.

by **EminemBase** » Dec 26th, '11, 08:31

Well in your post you put Devils Night and Stillmatic - I think a lot consider those classics.

Anyway for me... I'd have to say At the Speed of Life and Graduation. Both are considered great by most, but I don't think they're considered classics.

At the Speed of Life is a fantastic debut though, and pure classic 90s hip-hop, Xzibit is insanely under-appreciated, as is that album...

Then Graduation, I think it's better than both of Kanye's first two. He really stretched his imagination and personality more, grew into himself as an artist. And it's top to bottom superb.

And, Relapse would be a classic to me without "Crack a Bottle" and "Beautiful". When I listen right through they don't actually sound that bad now but, argh, I dunno. They stick out like a sore thumb in my mind. It's because the other styles are so similar and new...

I reckon R2 would have been an instant classic to me.

by **BigBoss** » Dec 26th, '11, 08:34

by **Stanforever** » Dec 26th, '11, 12:27

Recovery and relapse

by **I'mShady** » Dec 26th, '11, 12:43

Oh and about Take Care being a classic...??? In what genre??? What did it do to the genre??? How did it contribute??? Answers quick...
If someone says Hip-Hop I'll start killing

by **Blu** » Dec 26th, '11, 12:48

I'mShady wrote:What did it do to the genre??? How did it contribute???

Same question I have to ask about Relapse.

by **I'mShady** » Dec 26th, '11, 12:50

Blu wrote:
I'mShady wrote:What did it do to the genre??? How did it contribute???

Same question I have to ask about Relapse.

Talking to me?

by **Blu** » Dec 26th, '11, 12:51

I'mShady wrote:
Blu wrote:
I'mShady wrote:What did it do to the genre??? How did it contribute???

Same question I have to ask about Relapse.

Talking to me?

Nah, haha. People are saying Relapse is a classic, & those questions come to mind when people say that.

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