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    Default {split from rentons thread cause old guys hate rap}

    Which rap CD's need to be listened to?

    Nas- Illmatic
    Best rapper, and his best CD. If you haven't heard this album 50 times through you're not a fan of rap.

    Gangstarr - Moment of Truth
    Gangstarr- The Ownerz
    DJ Premier is the fucking jam so you know when he produces for an entire album it's going to be good. Both these CD's are Gangstarr's best imo.

    Eminem - Marshall Mathers LP
    I almost put Slim Shady LP up there too, both are definitely a great listen. But this is seriously one of the best CD's ever made.

    Outkast - Southernplayalisticcaddilacmusik
    Outkast - Aquemini
    Outkast - ATLiens

    All these CD's are sick. Incredibly, they made 3 classic CD's and it's hard to choose a favorite.

    I would add a lot more but i have shit to do.
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    saul williams - niggy tardust

    can dl for free here http://www.niggytardust.com/
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    also, the roots - game theory
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    Infinite is my favourite Eminem album.

    Also I hate rap in general but I've been impressed by Dead Pres, People under the stairs and Gangstarr.
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    Dr Dre- 2001. classik.
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    wu tang - enter the 36 chambers
    wu tang - forever
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    raekwon - only built 4 cuban linx
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    biggie - ready to die
    pac - thug life vol. 1

    biggie = the best there ever was, and the best there probably ever will be
    pac = very close second
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
    biggie - ready to die
    pac - thug life vol. 1

    biggie = the best there ever was, and the best there probably ever will be
    pac = very close second
    i like pac, but i seriously dont understand why everyone thinks he is like ZOMG GREAT.
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    pac's lyrics always have an undesribable content


    biggie did not sing: he told stories with superduper amazing flow
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    Black Star - s/t
    Blackalicious - Nia
    Blu & Exile - Below the Heavens
    Cannibal Ox - The Cold Vein
    Common - Be
    Company Flow - Funcrusher Plus
    Compton's Most Wanted - Music to Driveby
    Cypress Hill - s/t
    Devin the Dude - Just Tryin' ta Live
    Dr. Dre - The Chronic
    Eminem - Marshall Mathers LP
    Freestyle Fellowship - Innercity Griots
    GZA - Liquid Swords
    Ghostface - Ironman
    Ghostface - Supreme Clientele
    Goodie Mob - Soul Food
    Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep
    Ice Cube - AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted
    Ice Cube - Death Certificate
    J Dilla - Donuts
    Jay-Z - The Blueprint
    Jedi Mind Tricks - Violent By Design
    Kanye West - The College Dropout
    Killah Priest - Heavy Mental
    KMD - Black Bastards
    Lootpack - Soundpieces: Da Antidote
    Method Man & Redman - Blackout
    Mobb Deep - Hell on Earth
    Mobb Deep - The Infamous
    Mos Def - Black on Both Sides
    NWA - Efil4zaggin
    Nas - Illmatic
    Notorious BIG - Ready to Die
    ODB - Return to the 36 Chambers
    OutKast - Aquemini
    OutKast - ATLiens
    OutKast - Stankonia
    The Pharcyde - Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde
    Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet
    Quasimoto - The Unseen
    Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx
    Redman - Whut? Thee Album
    Scarface - The Fix
    Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle
    Souls of Mischief - 93 til Infinity
    Tha Dogg Pound - Dogg Food
    A Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory
    Twinz - Conversation
    Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the 36 Chambers

    Those are all near-classics to me. Sorry to omit Pac but I don't think he put one great album together, though Makaveli is close.
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    slim shady lp>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>marshall mathers lp. it is the greatest rap album ever made.

    most of biggie's stuff is amazing. 2pac is terrible.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nutsinho
    infinite=>slim shady lp>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>marshall mathers lp. it is the greatest rap album ever made.

    most of biggie's stuff is amazing. 2pac is terrible.
    FYP
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    Quote Originally Posted by nutsinho
    2pac is terrible.

    i really can't take anything you say seriously now.

    A bunch of new fire that I have been listening to. from the playlist.

    Games new shit of LAX is fire.

    Where you at is a track with Ray J. I have a release but only games verses. Its fire and if you hit me up on aim I will shoot it to you.

    Big Dreams is his single thats been realeased, you can find it on you tube. Its also a slap.

    Bishop Lamont is another artist that I posted about with no love. He just got signed to Aftermath and has released one song called Feel on It. Its a great song with a crazy beat of Bohemian monks in the background. You would never think anyone could do it but he throws it down.

    Actin' Hollywood by Traxamillion a great song to cruise to. This is sorta a bay area hit if you can't find it i can ship on aim.

    Rick Ross- Whippin the Bass. Not sure where this song comes from but my homies friend who is a DJ has it. Once again its chopped up so its only his verses.

    Roll by Flo Rida and Sean King is a knock. Has a strong gambling theme also.
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    dalecooper: if you didn't put kanye college dropout in there i think i would be in love.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Schiplt
    Dr Dre- chronic. classik.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Massimo
    dalecooper: if you didn't put kanye college dropout in there i think i would be in love.
    FAIL.

    kanye is an icon of this time period. his albums are so fucking solid, and while hes not on some omfg-damn-that-was-some-next-level-shit shit, he doesnt sound like other people and is constantly having sick songs featuring sick artists. Have you not heard Get Em' High? Still Dreaming? Better Than Ive Ever Been? Gone?
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    as for biggie and tupac, idk I def like biggie better. However I honestly think they both are horribly overrated. Its the brandi complex, you die and suddenly youve got a place on this pedestal. They were both dope in their own right, but they just dont deserve "the best there everwas."

    I always do get curious though why they got this sort of acclaim after death, yet big l hardly gets spoken about. BigL its way iller than either of them, hands down.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ash256
    Quote Originally Posted by nutsinho
    infinite=>slim shady lp>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>marshall mathers lp. it is the greatest rap album ever made.

    most of biggie's stuff is amazing. 2pac is terrible.
    FYP
    slim shady lp is like a mix of marshall mathers and infinite. fwiw, they are both fucking great, so i dont think you say one is way better than the other.

    and whilst were on the subject of best rappers, if you took eminems first 3 albums and compare them to pacs, eminem is so much better and its not even close. and also i think hes better than biggie. yes, thats right, i said it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by will641
    Quote Originally Posted by Ash256
    Quote Originally Posted by nutsinho
    infinite=>slim shady lp>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>marshall mathers lp. it is the greatest rap album ever made.

    most of biggie's stuff is amazing. 2pac is terrible.
    FYP
    slim shady lp is like a mix of marshall mathers and infinite. fwiw, they are both fucking great, so i dont think you say one is way better than the other.

    and whilst were on the subject of best rappers, if you took eminems first 3 albums and compare them to pacs, eminem is so much better and its not even close. and also i think hes better than biggie. yes, thats right, i said it.
    Im with you man... this needs to fucking start getting through peoples heads. Just because your ass is dead doesnt mean you are the best ever. I really just stop listening when people say one of them is the best ever in most cases. Because in most cases the person speaking lacks the ability to think critically.
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    I'm st8 ballin'!
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    So yeah, I kinda really dig Life After Death too, and Thug Life Vol. 1 and All Eyez on Me
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    Quote Originally Posted by boost
    as for biggie and tupac, idk I def like biggie better. However I honestly think they both are horribly overrated. Its the brandi complex, you die and suddenly youve got a place on this pedestal. They were both dope in their own right, but they just dont deserve "the best there everwas."

    wat


    dude, if somebody can rap, tell a story, and flow like this, then by all means, tell me who


    I kick flows for ya, kick down doors for ya
    Even left all my motherfuckin hoes for ya
    Niggaz think Frankie pussy whipped, nigga picture that
    With a Kodak, Insta-ma-tak
    We don't get down like that, lay my game down quite flat
    Sweetness, where you parked at?
    Petiteness but that ass fat
    She got a body make a nigga wanna eat that, I'm fuck witchu
    The bitch official doe, dick harder than a missile yo
    Try to hit if she trippin dissapearin like Arsenio
    Yo, the bitch push a double-oh
    with the five in front, probably a connivin stunt
    Y'all drive in front, I'm a peel with her
    Find a deal with her, she fuck around and steal, huh?
    Then we all get laced
    Television's, Versacci heaven, when I'm up in em
    The shit she kicked, all the shit's legit
    She get dick from a player off the New York Knicks
    Nigga tricked ridiculous, the shit was plush
    She's stressin me to fuck, like she was in a rush
    We fucked in his bed, quite dangerous
    I'm in his ass while he playin gainst the Utah Jazz
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nS1nAWLsds


    2pac was also excellent, but for other reasons, most of his good stuff
    sent you into a poetical yoga without you even knowing. He always delivered some sort of sticking message.
    i'm talking about stuff like these

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdYTz6d7wHY
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfXwmDGJAB8



    most of the new ones are dedicated strictly to commerce, fuck the rest of it
    others try to flow, but fail miserably
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    this is one of my favorite freestyles of all time. biggie owns pac.

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=X_v-iAe-Unc

    im not saying i dont like pac, but i certainly dont think hes top 10 best mc's of all time. i think if he were still alive, people wouldnt give him so much credit. there are so many sick mc's that dont get nearly enough credit, like the gza, sean price, method man, guru, and ofc soulja boy.
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    i also agree with you that most of the shit that comes out these days sucks it big time, especially main stream rap.
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    biggie had lyrics but tupac's passion was unmatched.

    my favorite album is illmatic.

    i think aquemini is top 10 but not sure how many agree
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    Quote Originally Posted by Massimo
    dalecooper: if you didn't put kanye college dropout in there i think i would be in love.
    Aw baby, don't be fickle...

    Seriously though, you have to at least respect Kanye for his production ability and overall vision. That album was such a curveball for hip hop, as creative as anything coming out of the underground, and yet it was a major hit. I have a lot of respect for the guy, despite the fact that he's a so-so rapper (not as bad as his rep though) and - obviously - a self-aggrandizing egomaniac.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gabe
    i think aquemini is top 10 but not sure how many agree
    I think "Aquemini" and "ATLiens" are *both* at least top 15. Those two are unbelievable albums. Andre and Big Boi were both killing it every time they did a verse, and Organized Noize created these completely unique but also completely accessible songs for them to work over. I actually give the nod (barely) to "ATLiens" because I think it's the most consistent 'Kast album. It sounds like a concept album, every piece fitting together so well, and few hip hop records have that chilly vibe they did there. "Aquemini" has a couple of higher high points but also a handful of kind of weak tracks - I don't think anybody really rides for "Mamacita" or "Synthesizer," though I've learned to kind of enjoy both. But those first four, plus "Storytellin'" and "West Savannah"... damn. And I love the hell out of "Chonkyfire," what a weird left turn to take right at the end of the disc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nutsinho
    slim shady lp>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>marshall mathers lp.
    i think mass got them mixed up
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    this is one of my favorite songs of all time

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=BEhz4z_ztAw
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    Quote Originally Posted by dalecooper
    Quote Originally Posted by gabe
    i think aquemini is top 10 but not sure how many agree
    I think "Aquemini" and "ATLiens" are *both* at least top 15. Those two are unbelievable albums. Andre and Big Boi were both killing it every time they did a verse, and Organized Noize created these completely unique but also completely accessible songs for them to work over. I actually give the nod (barely) to "ATLiens" because I think it's the most consistent 'Kast album. It sounds like a concept album, every piece fitting together so well, and few hip hop records have that chilly vibe they did there. "Aquemini" has a couple of higher high points but also a handful of kind of weak tracks - I don't think anybody really rides for "Mamacita" or "Synthesizer," though I've learned to kind of enjoy both. But those first four, plus "Storytellin'" and "West Savannah"... damn. And I love the hell out of "Chonkyfire," what a weird left turn to take right at the end of the disc.
    I like Aquemini a lot, but I think it needs to be switched out in this paragraph for Southernplayalistik
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    Quote Originally Posted by will641
    this is one of my favorite songs of all time

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=BEhz4z_ztAw
    Pete Rock used this same sample on an INI CD but its not as good as this one. P.U.S. is a pretty solid rap group, but nothing of there's is "outstanding" imo. I guess id say Acid Raindrops is my fav song of theirs, but OST and Question in the form of an answer are worth a listen.
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    Southernplayalistik is about tied with Stankonia for me. I don't think the boys had totally found themselves yet. It's still an amazing record though.
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    dalecooper is old and likes rap
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    Quote Originally Posted by Triptanes
    dalecooper is old and likes rap
    Triptanes is young and likes aggravating his elders
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
    Quote Originally Posted by boost
    as for biggie and tupac, idk I def like biggie better. However I honestly think they both are horribly overrated. Its the brandi complex, you die and suddenly youve got a place on this pedestal. They were both dope in their own right, but they just dont deserve "the best there everwas."

    wat


    dude, if somebody can rap, tell a story, and flow like this, then by all means, tell me who
    big l.


    I kick flows for ya, kick down doors for ya
    Even left all my motherfuckin hoes for ya
    Niggaz think Frankie pussy whipped, nigga picture that
    With a Kodak, Insta-ma-tak
    We don't get down like that, lay my game down quite flat
    Sweetness, where you parked at?
    Petiteness but that ass fat
    She got a body make a nigga wanna eat that, I'm fuck witchu
    The bitch official doe, dick harder than a missile yo
    Try to hit if she trippin dissapearin like Arsenio
    Yo, the bitch push a double-oh
    with the five in front, probably a connivin stunt
    Y'all drive in front, I'm a peel with her
    Find a deal with her, she fuck around and steal, huh?
    Then we all get laced
    Television's, Versacci heaven, when I'm up in em
    The shit she kicked, all the shit's legit
    She get dick from a player off the New York Knicks
    Nigga tricked ridiculous, the shit was plush
    She's stressin me to fuck, like she was in a rush
    We fucked in his bed, quite dangerous
    I'm in his ass while he playin gainst the Utah Jazz
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nS1nAWLsds


    2pac was also excellent, but for other reasons, most of his good stuff
    sent you into a poetical yoga without you even knowing. He always delivered some sort of sticking message.
    i'm talking about stuff like these

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdYTz6d7wHY
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfXwmDGJAB8



    most of the new ones are dedicated strictly to commerce, fuck the rest of it
    others try to flow, but fail miserably
    I never said either of them sucked. Hit Em Up is one of the sickest diss tracks, up there with ether and the ripper strikes back. And of course biggie is fucking ill, dont even need to support that claim. But just cuz someone is fucking sick as fuck doesnt mean they cant be overrated.
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    lol ripper strikes back

    2nd round KO was so much better
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    ha, word. I think theyre both dope. I guess I just gave LL more credit since he was actually doing something besides licking his lips.
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    im surprised at how little love wu tang is getting in this thread
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    Quote Originally Posted by will641
    im surprised at how little love wu tang is getting in this thread
    <3


    Im surprised MOP hasnt even been mentioned.
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    we should do a thread like this all about the greatest diss/battle tracks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boost
    we should do a thread like this all about the greatest diss/battle tracks.
    nas - ether. he tears jay-z a 2 new assholes.


    edit: before anyone says it, ether>>>>>>>>>>>the takeover.
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    speaking of that, has everyone seen this? has to be a top 5 moment in hip hop history

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQt6RPWPqN8
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    1) Marshall Mathers LP is "greater" than SS LP because it has a much wider appeal than Slim Shady LP, which is a little more underground and "in character." They both are almost equally as good though. And if you think infinite are better than both of those you're delusional, although the song infinite is one of my favorite eminem songs.

    2) Kanye sucks as a rapper, he sucks so bad. Is he a good producer? Yes. Is he a great producer? yes. Has he basically completely sold out? Yes. He's always said that he'd like to be known as a rapper first, which has always pissed me off since he's such a great producer and should really just stick to that.

    3) Wutang needs more love, i agree.
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    nas, lupe fiasco, prob my two favorites
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    Quote Originally Posted by Massimo
    1) Marshall Mathers LP is "greater" than SS LP because it has a much wider appeal than Slim Shady LP, which is a little more underground and "in character." They both are almost equally as good though. And if you think infinite are better than both of those you're delusional, although the song infinite is one of my favorite eminem songs.

    2) Kanye sucks as a rapper, he sucks so bad. Is he a good producer? Yes. Is he a great producer? yes. Has he basically completely sold out? Yes. He's always said that he'd like to be known as a rapper first, which has always pissed me off since he's such a great producer and should really just stick to that.

    3) Wutang needs more love, i agree.
    qfmft.

    i would compare kanye to p. diddy (back when he produced beats for biggie). they are both atrocious behind the mic, but make good beats.
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    Kanye kills Diddy on the mic and it's not even close. I won't stand up for him as a great MC, because he's not; but he has a good voice and gets off some good lines now and again. He's not embarrassing himself.

    About the Wu: their early stuff is the best. I think I already listed "36 Chambers," "Return to...," "Iron Man," "Cuban Linx," and "Liquid Swords" (if I didn't, I shoulda). But not far behind is "Tical" and "Wu-Tang Forever." They've also had a few good ones recently after I thought they were completely done. Masta Killa's first album was really solid (didn't care too much for "Made in Brooklyn" though). Mathematics's album was nice too. And Ghost is still doing good work off and on, though I consider him more a solo artist than a Wu representative, any more.
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    wtf... pdiddy produced beats? you sure?
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    and comparing kanye to diddy interms of rapping is just low. Kanye isnt hte classic dope mc in the same line as rakim, big l, big pun, eminem and so on, but theres definitely some value in his lyrics and he does it differently than the next man, so w/e.


    p.s. maybe Im just a fanboy because Im from chicago...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Massimo
    And if you think infinite are better than both of those you're delusional, although the song infinite is one of my favorite eminem songs.
    Ah, maybe Infinite isn't as good as a whole album, but lyrically, Infinite >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> anything else he did.


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=518Nge_xO7k





    Also, http://www.discogs.com/release/106741 <---- needs love
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    Quote Originally Posted by boost
    wtf... pdiddy produced beats? you sure?
    im like 95% sure it says exec. producer: sean "puff daddy" combs on the ready to die cd.

    also yeah, kanye is way better than p diddy, but that isnt saying much. i just really dont like kanye as a person.
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    this song is a good summary of why I love the underground
    http://youtube.com/watch?v=sE3qm3MoW7Y
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    Quote Originally Posted by will641
    Quote Originally Posted by boost
    wtf... pdiddy produced beats? you sure?
    im like 95% sure it says exec. producer: sean "puff daddy" combs on the ready to die cd.
    this doesnt mean what you think it does. Heres an example:

    Credits: Producer - Kanye West
    Notes: Executive Producers: Shawn Carter, Damon Dash & Kareem "Biggs" Burke.
    Co-executive Producers: Gee Roberson, Kyambo "Hip Hop" Joshua & Kanye West.

    its like the same title as "producer" of a movie; which is a person who, in that role, does not have any creative input on the movie itself.

    also yeah, kanye is way better than p diddy, but that isnt saying much. i just really dont like kanye as a person.
    I can understand this, but I dont feel the same way. To me he just seems like really eccentric new money. Hes insanely cocky, but in a fun way. I could be wayyyy off but to me he seems like hed be a fun person to kick it with. Theres the type of cocky that is fun to be around because they simply are really really confident in themselves and make you feel like you can be like that too. Then theres the type that is arrogant and thinks they are better and more deserving than everyone else in the world. Too me kanye comes across as the former.
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    As for Wu Tang love, Ghostface, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck, Method Man, Cappadonna, Gza as top 15 rappers for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan
    As for Wu Tang love, THE RZA, THE GZA, OL' DIRTY BASTARD, INSPECTAH DECK, RAEKWON THE CHEF, U-GOD, GHOST FACE KILLER AND THE METHOD MAN.
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    yo check out inner city griots from dale's list thats a crazy album
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    also if no one has heard the last emperor - palace of the pretender, it is definitely worth checking out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boost
    I can understand this, but I dont feel the same way. To me he just seems like really eccentric new money. Hes insanely cocky, but in a fun way. I could be wayyyy off but to me he seems like hed be a fun person to kick it with. Theres the type of cocky that is fun to be around because they simply are really really confident in themselves and make you feel like you can be like that too. Then theres the type that is arrogant and thinks they are better and more deserving than everyone else in the world. Too me kanye comes across as the former.
    Jay-Z is really cocky too, it's ok if you're actually known as one of the greatest rappers ever. When Kanye acts like it, it just pisses me off (and i'm sure other people to).

    Maybe it's just cause with rap i'm more into poetic technicality in lyricism and flow. Kanye is in the pit of those categories. This is a verse from we Don't Care in College Dropout:

    If this is your first time hearing this
    You are about to experience something cold man
    We never had nothing handed took nothing for granted
    Took nothing from no man, man i'm my own man
    But as a shorty i looked up to the dopeman
    Only adult man i knew that wasnt a broke man
    Flickin starter coats man, Man you ount no man

    This verse just reminds me of some Cam'ron shit, who btw i absolutely hate. When you have to make up slang in order to rhyme you're retarded. If it wasn't for very good production no one from dipset would have any money.
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    Sidenote: If it wasn't for Wutang, i wouldn't have written Socrates Philosophies and Hypotheses all over my ancient greek philosophy notes this year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Massimo
    Sidenote: If it wasn't for Wutang, i wouldn't have written Socrates Philosophies and Hypotheses all over my ancient greek philosophy notes this year.
    but you didnt define how you be droppin these mockeries, and lyrically perform armed robbery.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Triptanes
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    MF Doom needs to do more CD's under his own production like that one. I find myself even listening to the weird beats where it's just some old movie and tv show clips put together, just because it's put together so well.
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    MOP for the gym is the best. Makes me want to Mash Out Posses.

    This song is somewhat new Outkast feat Raekwon, sounds kinda early 90's though and is dope. Its Called "Royal Flush", check it out.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-dkYwaltzY
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    Holy shit, that track is awesome. It really sounds like old OutKast but with some weird experimental aspects.
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    Yeah, sick for sure. Good list BTW.

    But no Jay-Z - Reasonable Doubt?

    Thats like #2 for me behind Illmatic.
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    I didn't used to like that album too much, for really no good reason. It's grown on me a lot lately, to where I'd consider it truly a great album. But I still prefer "Blueprint" (vol 1) over it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dalecooper
    I didn't used to like that album too much, for really no good reason. It's grown on me a lot lately, to where I'd consider it truly a great album. But I still prefer "Blueprint" (vol 1) over it.
    its too close to call. blueprint has more "good tracks", but reasonable doubt has a few "great tracks" like brooklyns finest and dead presidents (my favorite Jay-Z song).
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    Quote Originally Posted by will641
    Quote Originally Posted by dalecooper
    I didn't used to like that album too much, for really no good reason. It's grown on me a lot lately, to where I'd consider it truly a great album. But I still prefer "Blueprint" (vol 1) over it.
    its too close to call. blueprint has more "good tracks", but reasonable doubt has a few "great tracks" like brooklyns finest and dead presidents (my favorite Jay-Z song).
    I love BluePrint but Reasonable Doubt is amazing. Every song sounds different and every track is good. Even the after thought tracks like Cashmere Thoughts and whatever are good. All beats are good. I rocked this shit so hard in 7th grade and still love it lol.

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