Hip/Hop & Rap *Must Have Albums*

lyrically:
Eric B & Rakim: Paid in Full
Jay-Z: Reasonable Doubt
Nas: Illmatic
Biggie: Ready to Die
Slick Rick: The Great Adventures of Slick Rick
Boogie Down Productions: Criminal Minded
Eminem: (The Eminem Show, or Marshal Mathers; whichever one suits your taste)

hardcore:
Wu Tang Clan: Enter the 36 Chambers
Mobb Deep: Hell on Earth or the Infamous
MOP: Firing Squad
NWA: Straight Outta Compton
Dr. Dre: The Chronic

Alternative:
Mos Def- Black on Both Sides (or the Black Star album, that was excellent too)
Jurassic 5- Jurassic 5
A Tribe Called Quest- Midnight Mauraders
Gang Starr- Full Clip (yeah I know this is the greatest hits, sue me)
Common- Resurrection
Pete Rock & CL Smooth- PeteStrumentals
The Roots- (Pick one, )

I know there's a lot of down south music missing, but sorry, I rarely listen to it.
 
Yeah but G Unit and fiddy just talk about the same shit they just happen to have a little more skill than lil jon, jesus hes horrible. I do have Get Low as a ringtone and we dance like idiots everytime it rings
 
Put it this way, Tupac was good enough that if he debuted tomorrow he'd still run the charts. The shit he put out 7 years ago is still better than 95% of shit on the radio.
 
Cant beleive im actually going to go here and post this but i enjoyed this album. The hooks are catchy as shit hahahahhaa


Big Tymers - Big money heavy weight



Dont knock it til you try it
 
dr dre-chronic
dr dre-chronic 2001
kanye west-college dropout
The game-the documentary
jay z-reasonable doubt
jay z-hard kniock life
 
DJ Quik - Rhythmalism, Balance & Options
Redman - Dare Iz a Darkside, Muddy Waters, BlackOut
Method - all
De La Soul - everything before AOI
Devin the Dude - the Dude
Alkaholiks - all
 
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