Give me your best hip-hop albums with a lot of rock-influenced production
Give me your best hip-hop albums with a lot of rock-influenced production
Chase Morales
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Nicholas Johnson
this pop garbage for shallow pretentious kids is nothing close to anything 'best'
Luke Carter
faggot OP
Jaxon Morales
t. nu-males
back to grimes general with both of you
Hudson King
that's fun because this album sounds exactly like if Art Angels was a hip-hop album
Alexander Watson
>listens to hip hop
>calls others nu-males
kek
Mason Jones
This
Andrew Brown
>partakes in cucking via auditory canals
Brayden Parker
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The second one isn't really production-based. But more of a crossover of thrash metal and old school hip hop.
Landon Roberts
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Ayden Barnes
I always thought this leaned a lot towards rock production with multiple guitar solos and samples/inspiration from rock and metal albums of the past.
Aiden Murphy
Travis Scott - Rodeo
Some really unique production going on there, definitely getting some rock vibes from it
Elijah Rivera
Paul's Boutique
Liam Williams
>not check your head
Brody Walker
Anything from the Beastie Boys really
Michael Garcia
>Charles Hamilton - At Most I'm Just...
All of the songs have an Incubus sample and got me into the band. Probably the best rock-influenced rap album I've ever heard.
William Flores
only shallow pretentious kids say things like that
Evan Baker
Oh shit, this dude is on another level. Not OP but thanks for the rec.
Carter Ortiz
>missing out on a maybe influential album in the future right now.
Samuel Ross
Explain yourself.
Carson Robinson
too bad that album is shit
Jeremiah Edwards
>implying drug-addled nigger shit will ever be influential
Isaac Harris
>pretentious pleb dismisses one of, if not the most influential contemporary music genre and culture as irrelevant
never change, Sup Forums
Jaxson Barnes
edan, beauty and the beat
Caleb Young
I'm sure the music you'd make would be much better.
Jacob Jackson
Ian Edwards
...
Hunter Walker
>it is
It isn't.
Nolan Phillips
Trash
Cameron Hall
I can get behind this, good looking out bro
Robert Morris
the only song i could think of that had any semblance to rock music was piss on your grave, the rest doesn't at all resemble rock samples
Gavin Mitchell
>obligatory