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Brolic Scholar said:
I'm not yet Rustled, but how many classics have been dropped in this era vs the 90's? The 90's had so many damn classics that it makes ANY era before or after hard pressed to compete. I'm not even going to start naming names because I would be typing all night.
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You're right :smokin

I'll do it for you though fam/ Sorry in advance for the long post..Great list though pretty accurate.

1. Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers - Wu-Tang Clan (1993)
2. Illmatic - Nas (1994)
3. The Chronic - Dr. Dre (1992)
4. The Low End Theory - A Tribe Called Quest (1991)
5. Ready to Die - Notorious B.I.G. (1994)
6. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill - Lauryn Hill (1998)
7. Me Against the World - 2Pac (1995)
8. Aquemini - Outkast (1998)
9. The Score - The Fugees (1996)
10. Only Built 4 Cuban Linx - Raekwon (1995)
11. The Slim Shady LP - Eminem (1999)
12. Endtroducing... - DJ Shadow (1996)
13. All Eyez On Me - 2Pac (1996)
14. Reasonable Doubt - Jay-Z (1996)
15. Daily Operation - Gang Starr (1992)
16. Liquid Swords - GZA (1995)
17. The Infamous... - Mobb Deep (1995)
18. Black On Both Sides - Mos Def (1999)
19. Life After Death - Notorious B.I.G. (1997)
20. Fear of a Black Planet - Public Enemy (1990)
21. Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star - Black Star (Mos Def/Talib Kweli) (1998)
22. 2001 - Dr. Dre (1999)
23. Breaking Atoms - Main Source (1991)
24. Things Fall Apart - The Roots (1998)
25. Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous - Big L (1995)
26. AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted - Ice Cube (1990)
27. Enta Da Stage - Black Moon (1993)
28. Step In the Arena - GangStarr (1992)
29. Midnight Marauders - A Tribe Called Quest (1993)
30. Bizarre Ride II Tha Pharcyde - The Pharcyde (1992)
31. DoggyStyle - Snoop Doggy Dogg (1993)
32. Resurrection - Common (1994)
33. Check Your Head - Beastie Boys (1992)
34. Death Certificate - Ice Cube (1991)
35. The Sun Rises in the East - Jeru the Damaja (1994)
36. A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing - Black Sheep (1991)
37. Whut? Thee Album - Redman (1992)
38. Don Killuminati: The 7-Day Theory - 2Pac/Makaveli (1996)
39. Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version - Ol' Dirty Bastard (1995)
40. It Was Written - Nas (1996)
41. Nia - Blackalicious (1999 )
42. Hello Nasty - Beastie Boys (1998)
43. Supa Dupa Fly - Missy Elliott (1997)
44. ATLiens - Outkast (1996)
45. Wu-Tang Forever - Wu-Tang Clan (1997)
46. 93 Til Infinity - Souls of Mischief (1993)
47. De La Soul Is Dead - De La Soul (1991)
48. People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm - A Tribe Called Quest (1990)
49. Vol. 1: In My Lifetime - Jay-Z (1997)
50. Operation: Doomsday - MF Doom (1999)
51. Capital Punishment - Big Punisher (1998)
52. I Am... - Nas (1999)
53. Apocalypse '91: The Enemy Strikes Black - Public Enemy (1991)
54. Moment of Truth - Gang Starr (1998)
55. Reachin': A New Refutation of Time and Space - Digable Planets (1993)
56. Word...Life - O.C. (1994)
57. One For All - Brand Nubian (1990)
58. Soul Food - Goodie MOB (1995)
59. Steal This Album - The Coup (1998)
60. Soul on Ice - Ras Kass (1996)
61. War Report - Capone-N-Noreaga (1997)
62. Runaway Slave - Showbiz & A.G. (1992)
63. Organized Konfusion - Organized Konfusion (1991)
64. Wrath of the Math - Jeru the Damaja (1996)
65. Internal Affairs - Pharoahe Monch (1999)
66. Ironman - Ghostface Killah (1996)
67. Labcabincalifornia - The Pharcyde (1995)
68. Vol. 2: Hard Knock Life - Jay-Z (1998)
69. 6 Feet Deep - Graved****z (1994)
70. Black Sunday - Cypress Hill (1993)
71. Jewelz - O.C. (1997)
72. Tical - Method Man (1994)
73. Stress: The Extinction Agenda - Organized Konfusion (1994)
74. Mecca and the Soul Brother - Pete Rock and CL Smooth (1992)
75. southernplayalisticadillacmuzik - Outkast (1994)
76. Wanted: Dead or Alive - Kool G Rap & DJ Polo (1990)
77. Do You Want More?!!!??! - The Roots (1994)
78. The Diary - Scarface (1994)
79. Dr. Octagonecologyst - Dr. Octagon/Kool Keith (1996)
80. Uncontrolled Substance - Inspectah Deck (1999)
81. Doe Or Die - AZ (1995)
82. Heavy Mental - Killah Priest (1998)
83. Live and Let Die - Kool G Rap & DJ Polo (1992)
84. Take a Look Around - Masta Ace (1990)
85. Don't Sweat the Technique - Eric B. and Rakim (1992)
86. I Wish My Brother George Was Here - Del the Funkee Homosapien (1991)
87. A Prince Among Thieves - Prince Paul (1999)
88. Funcrusher Plus - Company Flow (1997)
89. The Main Ingredient - Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth (1994)
90. Stunts, Blunts & Hip Hop - Diamond D (1992)
91. O.G.: Original Gangster - Ice-T (1991)
92. Hell on Earth - Mobb Deep (1996)
93. Mama Said Knock You Out - LL Cool J (1990)
94. Dah Shinin' - Smif-N-Wessun (1995)
95. Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em - Eric B. & Rakim (1990)
96. Illadelph Halflife - The Roots (1996)
97. Hard to Earn - Gang Starr (1994)
98. Muddy Waterz - Redman (1996)
99. KRS-One - KRS-One (1995)
100. E. 1999-Eternal - Bone Thugs-N-Harmony (1995)
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Comin' Out Hard - Eightball & MJG (1993)
Business Never Personal - EPMD (1992)
We Can't Be Stopped - Geto Boys (1991)
Still Standing - Goodie MOB (1998)
One Day It'll All Make Sense - Common (1997)
It's Dark and Hell Is Hot - DMX (1998)
Black Reign - Queen Latifah (1993)
3 Years, 5 Months, and 2 Days In the Life Of... - Arrested Development (1992)
Uptown Saturday Night - Camp Lo (1997)
Blacks' Magic - Salt-N-Pepa (1990)
400 Degreez - Juvenile (1998)
Make Way For the Motherlode - Yo-Yo (1991)
Harlem World - Ma$e (1997)
On Top of the World - Eightball & MJG (1995)
Funkdafied - Da Brat (1995)
Sex Packets - Digital Underground (1990)
Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood - DMX (1998)
Sun Rises In the East - Jeru the Damaja (1994)
Efil4zaggin - N.W.A. (1991)
Down With the King - Run DMC (1993)
No Way Out - Puff Daddy (1997)
The Coming - Busta Rhymes (1995)
Short Dog's In the House - Too Short (1990)
Ghetto D - Master P (1997)
Cypress Hill - Cypress Hill (1991)
Hardcore - Lil Kim (1996)
To the East, Blackwards - X-Clan (1991)
Quik's the Name - DJ Quik (1991)
Ill Na Na - Foxy Brown (1996)
Home - Spearhead (1994)
Homebase - DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince (1991)
Future Without A Past - Leaders of the New School (1991)
Peaceful Journey - Heavy D. & the Boyz (1991)
The Most Beautifullest Thing In This World - Keith Murray (1994)
Naughty By Nature - Naughty By Nature (1991)
Blowout Comb - Digable Planets (1994)
 
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Straight up took a screen pic of dat list 8)

Had to google alexa loren.
Straight up took a screen pic of dat b**** :smokin
 
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Maximus Meridius said:
Black Migo said:
The word classic is overused, just because you favor that era doesnt mean everything was a classic
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Everything wasn't classic but it was damn sure better music coming out than now. That's not even nostalgia talking, _'s now just sound lazy.
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This. The word classic does gets thrown around today to stuff that is simply pretty good, or just a bit better than what a handful of people are doing.
 
Badboys>>Badboys 2

Miami Vice with J. Fox and Colin Ferrell was actually a pretty dope movie..
 
Black Migo said:
lamekilla said:
Well the 90's and early 00's had way more lyrical rappers then we have today
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lamekilla said:
Well the 90's and early 00's had way more lyrical rappers then we have today
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Being lyrical is only one aspect, theirs more to hip hop than being lyrical


being lyrical = having good handles, lyricism is overrated, its all about making good music
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Being lyrical = having a post game

Having good handles = a rapper thats only good at making music for the clubs


CTidda said:
Miami Vice with J. Fox and Colin Ferrell was actually a pretty dope movie..
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To this day I still think it's a good movie, not great but good.
 
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Real rappers can tell stories.

Everyone else is just rearranging and regergitating what other rappers said.
 
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There's been a lot of great music put out in the past 10 years but it may escape you because there is so much content out.
 
A lot of the menswear brands that fashion snobs go crazy over are straight garb *Visvim* *Junn J* *Philip Lim* :rolleyes
 
Juelz Ventura looks like hell now 
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I already posted in here but I have some new things to say:

I hate the way our generation uses the word thirsty

When people say something is ghetto or refer to someone as ghetto it makes me cringe.
 
Maximus Meridius said:
Black Migo said:
lamekilla said:
Well the 90's and early 00's had way more lyrical rappers then we have today
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lamekilla said:
Well the 90's and early 00's had way more lyrical rappers then we have today
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Being lyrical is only one aspect, theirs more to hip hop than being lyrical


being lyrical = having good handles, lyricism is overrated, its all about making good music
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Being lyrical = having a post game

Having good handles = a rapper thats only good at making music for the clubs
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Much better analogy, especially since being lyrical doesn't solely mean rapping the thesaurus. It could be simply getting your point across in a story.
 
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Eli Porter's "You like Rosie O'Donell at a bisexual bridal shower" is one of the greatest simlie's in rap history. IDC IDC IDC
 
in 5-10 years people will look at mainstream rap today the same way we currently look at lil john's music

90s rap is timeless 
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