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Dope four studio MOP album. Premier Intro 02. Welcome To Brownsville (ft. Everyday (ft.
The G&B Product) 04. Ante Up (Robbin Hoodz Theory) (ft. Funkmaster Flex) 05. G-Building 08. Old Timerz 09. On The Front Line 10.
Nig-Gotiate 11. Follow Instructions 12.
Calm Down 13. Home Sweet Home 15.
Background Ni.az 16. Cold As Ice 17. Operation Lockdown 18. Roll Call 19. Foundation Genres: East Coast hip-hop, gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop. Brownsville 4 life. Firing Squad (Full Album) 1996.
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Start with The Hall of Game. Not only does it have the big hit—”Player’s Ball” with Too $hort—it has one of 2Pac’s best guest verses ever on “Million Dollar Spot.” For more Yay Area, listen to. KRS-One is a Top 5 MC, dead or alive, and he has been since Criminal Minded. He single-handedly whooped The Juice Crew (or, at least Marley Marl and MC Shan) with the still lethal battle raps/history lessons “Bridge Is Over” and “South Bronx.” The is vital too and.
Personal favorite: the DJ Premier-laced. While the self-titled album isn’t UGK’s best record—that’s, hands down—it is their crowning achievement. After more than a decade of toiling as regional champions, Pimp C and Bun B were finally feted with a double album that celebrated their supremacy. It’s difficult to stress just how much Wu-Tang Clan changed hip-hop, not just the music but the culture. Those sped-up soul samples you love? RZA did it first on “Tearz.” Everyone having their own clique/record label/clothing company?
Wu-Tang did it first. For more Shaolin goodness, check out. Clipse would still be the most terrifying tandem in hip-hop since EPMD if they didn’t have their pick of Neptunes beats. And “Wamp Wamp” and “Mr.
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The lyrical wunderkind of Odd Future Gang returned from exile in Samoa and kept rapping like he never disappeared. Vince Stapes, Mac Miller, RZA, Frank Ocean, and other Odd Future cohorts contribute, but this is Earl’s coronation. Also listen to his. Before he was a Soulquarian or down with Kanye (but after that ), Common Sense was resurrected.
“I Used to Love H.E.R.” is a revelation that launched a career but the entire album shares Common’s brilliance and insight. For more Capital-L Lyrics, listen to 12. XZIBIT’s album budgets got bigger on and, but he never sounded better than on 40 Dayz‘ “What U C Is What U Get.” And what you get is hard-body bars over spine-cracking production. For more Likwit Crew,.
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Like so many other “big” rappers—Big L and Notorious B.I.G.—Big Pun only got two records to craft his legacy before dying. But Pun’s place in hip-hop was cemented after his debut album. Wyclef, Wu-Tang, Mobb Deep, and more lined up to rap alongside the hottest thing out of the Bronx since KRS-One. (Don’t sleep on either, if only for “100%.”) For more BX PR hip-hop, enjoy. You need proof that life is capricious? Big L’s bandmates in The Children of the Corn, Mase and Cam’ron, are both multiplatinum superstars. But L, the most dexterous rapper in the clique, is murdered while working on his second album.
At least he left us with this gem. (You can also hear a pre-fame Jay-Z on the posse cut “Da Graveyard.”) For more Harlem, a concise collection of Cam’ron’s best work before signing with Roc-a-Fella Records. Witness perhaps the greatest resurrection in hip-hop history. MF Doom went from (if you even heard of KMD) to a genre-expanding super villain.
Doom produces like the love-less child of Prince Paul and Tom Waits, and he raps like he’s stringing together inside jokes. You either love it or you don’t get it. Either way, Doom doesn’t apologize. For more production wizardry,. If Scarface never dubbed himself the king of the south, it’s because some people are too big for a throne. Scarface rapped about depression, mental illness, and the pains of poverty with the insight of a poet laureate.
Start with The Diary, but. For more of H-Town’s finest,. A$AP Rocky is what happens a Harlem rapper grows to revere Rakim and Pimp C equally.
He’s got bars for the purists—whatever that still means—but he also cultivates an aura of cool. He also put together the posse cut of a generation with “1 Train,” which features Kendrick Lamar, Big KRIT, Danny Brown, Yelawolf, Joey Bada$$ and Action Bronson. For more new New York, listen to and. Lecrae is the best gospel rapper working. He’s the genre’s Al Green. He has all the skill and technique of his secular peers but uses his faith to craft his message.
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DJ Quik is more melodic than Dr. Dre, funkier than Madlib, and a better rapper than either of them. He goes through phases like a hip-hop David Bowie, and. Busta Rhymes sounds equally marvelous over The Neptunes and Dr. Dre, both of whom provide music for Genesis. (As a bonus, Freegal also has one of the best songs from Busta’s original group, Leaders of the New School.) For more tongue-twisters,. You’re laughing, right?
How does Khaled make the list when his only skill seems to be knowing famous people? Well, it turns out that having a fabulous rolodex is an enviable skill.
Khaled collects contributions from Jay-Z, Drake, Nas, Kendrick Lamar, Future, Busta Rhymes and huh Meghan Trainor. Didn’t see that coming. For more too-big-too-fail music, which features Snoop Dogg, Slick Rick, Usher, Jay-Z, Nas, and Ma$e before he retired the first time. “Shook Ones Pt. II” is the anthem, but Havoc and Prodigy have a.
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For more New York rider music,. Cole went double platinum without any features—no guest verses, no borrowed hooks. Not even his label boss, Jay-Z, accomplished that.
We mentioned Wu-Tang Clan 16 entries earlier, but Ghostface’s masterpiece of abstraction deserves it’s own spot. We still have no idea what he’s talking about on “Apollo Kids.” (This rap is like ziti?) It doesn’t matter. Perfection requires no explanation. If you like that, check out Ghostface’s collaboration with Adrian Younge,. Much like life and, this list is too short.
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