Holy fuck this album was terrible.
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Dylan Price
Personally I think this is the best rap song
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Elijah Wright
She's very clearly singing you god damn turkey.
Robert Green
dude this is clearly hip hop
Angel Cruz
Gabriel Thomas
Gabriel Diaz
>Simon Franks and Tom Dinsdale's follow their eponymous debut album 'Ego War' with the highly anticipated 'Generation'. Taking in everything from ska to UK garage, this is house music with the easy laddish charm of Squeeze or Madness combined with sub-bass beats that tell ask you to do more than just raise your hands.
Isaiah Reed
Alexander Brown
>doesn't like Too $hort
t. nu-male
pic related, most influential rap album of all time
Nathan Bell
I never said I don't like him as a whole.
But god damn this album was B A D. The only tracks I liked were 'Aint Nothin But a Word' and 'Paula and Janet'.
I'm listening through the 90s chart and pic-related is next. What am I in for?
Justin Davis
this is when run dmc was going thru their 'new jack swing' phase. jam master jay sings on it
Joshua Long
Anyone want me to keep posting random songs/albums?
Hunter Martinez
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can u top this
Tyler Rodriguez
I'm listening to the new Blanck Mass album. I don't even know what to think.
It doesn't even feel like I'm listening to the same artist who put out Dumb Flesh.
Thomas Miller
Welp. Here we go.
Jose Young
If this doesn't almost bring you to tears you're heartless.
Matthew Hughes
Jose Morris
Nolan Reed
Might as well show my progress so far.
Elijah Howard
I went on a hip hop binge this winter in search of any albums that sound as good as Low End Theory.
Shit, I'm going to have to try this for my charts. I've just been checking things off as I go. I always forget what I think about certain albums.
Parker Jenkins
You want copies of the charts? I can get you copies if you want my man. (the 10s one got updated too.)
Asher Jenkins
I got that chart when it popped up a couple days ago. This is the chart I've been digging through lately. I'm probably going to move everything to this chart and rate them.
James Ramirez
I appreciate you using my charts. This one looks like a pretty good one too (a lot seem to overlap)
Elijah Moore
You made those new charts of 90s / 10s hip hop? What I meant to say was I'm going to mark up the new chart with the ones that overlap and rate them
Jack Rivera
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I listen to MF Doom like everyday, and it never gets old. I don't think people listen to him enough...
Isaiah Bell
Also you can tell nobody is downloading as much stuff, we used to have a culture of promoting and bragging about our music collections, the quality, having it properlly tagged, now it seems like somehow we've forgotten all of this.
Jordan Gutierrez
I mean people into hip hop regard him pretty highly and listen to all his projects he just doesn't have mainstream potential but still is great
Grayson Brooks
There are plenty of albums better than the low end theory.
William Stewart
Listened to this for the first time tonight and loved it. I guess it slipped past my radar a bit last year and I'm kinda mad about it cause man is it good, what are you guys' thoughts?
Josiah Cox
He's more of a once forgotten relic of a bygone era, I would say that's why
Owen Reed
bruh how tf do you not like The Ghetto
Evan Rivera
Seems like commercial garbage meant to exploit ignorance and give people the audio-equivalent of a meal from MC-Donalds.
Leo Roberts
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Anyone have this one? One of my favorite albums of all time to be honest. Seems like now-a-days wax is just trying to milk youtube cash, but I really used to feel his stuff.
Daniel Howard
Yeah he really needs to reintroduce himself to a new generation and just go back to what made him so good in the first place.
Lincoln Evans
MF Doom is still in almost every record store I come across, so I don't think he has quite yet became entirely forgotten, like De La Soul or Tribe Called quest.
It's such a shame that when people think of old rap they think of Snoop, Biggie, and Tupac, and not the people who inspired them. There is a general ignorance on the topic, however in the past hip-hop was less of a mainstream thing and more of a particular flavor local to certain communities. Hip-hop as we know it today is an entirely different thing than it once was, Brooklyn doesn't put out anything except maybe Joey Bad-ass, the west coast has Tyler The Creator and Kendrick Lamar, and ATL has created their own media empire pumping out Trap Rap. The heart of hip-hop, Brooklyn NY, is no longer pumping, and the people who made it are no longer in their creative prime.
Andrew White
I forget to mention that which most are exposed to, which is the major label Hip-Hop like Drake, Rae Smurder, uhhh, "Whip-it naynay" guy. Stiletto? That's the face of hip-hop today. It hasn't come from something authentic and organic, it's a corporate creation. Statistically speaking, it is pop music.
Asher Ortiz
There's lots of internet rappers that are awesome though and the ATL shit is decent but getting sort of old IMO, I think people are getting tired of endless hood shit and violence, and Wolf Gang and Kendrick are great. There's a lot of people I'm forgetting, I think Lil Ugly Mane is very unique and talented
Xavier Hill
(Sorry for the super late reply. A lot going on)
Yes, I made the hip hop by year charts. It was a lot of fun to make then and I'm really happy someone else is using the charts :)
Parker Wilson
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Kool Keith is so under appreiacted
"Drove of with a wig down La Brea listen to a tape by Slayer
Parked in a parking lot behind Burger King
Eating a raw pack of chicken wings
With blood on my fingers I blast a CD by the Staple Singers"
Noah Mitchell
"Have you ever asked your self if you ever fucked Marylin Manson?"
I have now