Name god tier or high tier hip-hop albums.
I'll start: The Infamous
God tier hip-hop albums
Adrian Rodriguez
James Bailey
That album like never gets old
Connor Cruz
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Jackson Murphy
...
Nathaniel Miller
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Brandon Hughes
I love 93 till infinity
Owen Russell
>inb4 illmatic or madvilliany or donuts
Grayson Cox
GOAT night album in the car or public transportation
Ethan Nguyen
Yeah the dark beats make it a great night song
Austin Bailey
Fusion love this album
>the pipe! dammit!!!!
Luke Clark
I dont think this needs a mention but I'll post it anyway
Isaac Ross
can listen to this on loop forever
Tyler Ramirez
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Camden Gonzalez
What I love about this album is that it's at once a canonic release in the genre while at the same time being extremely foreboding and dark, warning of the emptiness and futility of the street lifestyle others tend to romanticize too much. Some of these songs literally give me goosebumps. If you like music as human expression of lived experience, this is about as real as it gets.
Julian Lee
delete this
John Butler
Spot on. Whenever I listen to the infamous I just get this feeling I get from no other album.
Aiden Morris
I always thought I was the only one who felt that way. Infamous gives me a feeling that so far no other album or musical piece has given me, it's really unique, probably my favourite album of all time
Michael Taylor
Patrician shit incoming.
Joshua Sullivan
glad to know there are a few of us out there! I'm sure there were a ton of kids in the 90s who were really moved by it
Luis Thomas
You can't stop the prophet. Complete with burning down twin towers and all.
Jordan Cooper
To this day it is my only 5 star rap album on RYM.
Colton Cox
thumbs down
Cameron Cruz
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Joshua Robinson
...
Logan Kelly
these
Jaxson Peterson
based
Bentley Lewis
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Jason Green
I think this album achieves a similar thing. It's less nihilistic and the production is a bit less dark but in terms of immersing you as if you were actually walking around in 90s QB/BK, the atmosphere is fantastic. Can't remember where but read someone describing Dah Shinin' like a fever-dream being chased through bucktown
Andrew Gutierrez
>When I awoke I was locked in the barber's shop
>Trapped in the barber's chair
>Oh no, they're gonna try and cut my hair
>But that can't stop the Prophet
Don't care what anyone says this is the GOAT 4 bars
Michael King
can't be fucked to make several posts so have this
Luke Allen
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William Brooks
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Jonathan Bennett
P.N.C. is easily one of the best endings to any rap album.
Joshua Young
mystic stylez - three6mafia
red dog - comin real wit it
Cameron Richardson
Would listen to this almost 24/7 back when getting high was still fun. Instant classic.
Carter Peterson
I'm drunk and I fucking love this board because at least I know someone else feels this. goosebumps
Kevin Parker
Julian Davis
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Blake Kelly
Here they come, abandon thread.
Nolan Edwards
Angel Cooper
This thread made me happy knowing other people felt the same way about infamous
Lucas Lewis
inspired MC ride
Parker Campbell
youtube.com
more MC ride inspiration
Easton Mitchell
quit trying to force this meme
William Foster
I listened to this for a like 4 months, on and off because everyone on Sup Forums was hyping. Apart from the track doomsday and '?', I don't see what all the fuss was about.
Alexander Ward
Say what you wanna say and hang for your hollow ways, but Imperial is an outstanding album
Jackson Smith
I have to play this one start to finish almost every time
Ryder Ramirez
Samuel Myers
haha fuck you
Josiah Roberts
It's s suicide, suicide. Gives me chills everytime
Nathan Bennett
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Liam Peterson
mobb deep is overrated, migos and young thug musically beat wise and lyrically are better.
Lincoln White
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Justin Carter
Idk what to tell you man. To me, the production and the lyrical content all have this lighthearted approach to a genre that is characteristically hyper masculine and one dimensional. Not to say that OD doesn’t contain any braggadocio, it’s just packaged in an ironic, almost childish way. It’s different, catchy, and despite what people on mu will tell you, doom is a clever lyricist with an authentic image and persona. I think dudes on here just take him too seriously probably.
Logan Adams
Fear of a Black Planet
3 Feet High and Rising
Jacob Sanders
YES
Joseph Rodriguez
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Cooper Young
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Levi Wood
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Angel Brown
asshole
Jaxon Diaz
Best J Dilla album.
Jace Sanders
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Jaxon James
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Isaac Flores
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John Williams
came to post this.
>Lune TNS
>The fire in which you burn
>Last good sleep
GOAT
Nolan Barnes
Love threads like these!
Il name a few
Black Moon- Enta Da Stage
Smif-n-Wessun- Dah Shinin
Cormega-The Realness
Ras Kass-Soul On Ice
Pete Rock-Soul Survivor
Ghostface Killah- Ironman
Heltah Skeltah- Nocturnal
Isaiah Sullivan
El-p's production on this is top tier
Matthew Gonzalez
This album is the most absurdly overrated of all time. You faggots will circlejerk to everything
Cooper Scott
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Jace Thompson
You wasn't there.
Jackson Richardson
reachin is better
Hudson Rivera
I never see this album posted on mu. Definitely deserves more attention.
Nolan Roberts
One of the best.
Samuel Smith
listen to it with good headphones and comeback you moron
Wyatt Rogers
lol wtf how come Sup Forums attracts so many people with TBIs? "FUCK YOU FOR NOT HAVING THE SAME TASTE AS ME GO KILL YOURSELF" :DDDD
Aiden Walker
listen to the production
Andrew Walker
yes
comfy as hell
yes.
didn't listen to it.
yes
yes
didn't listen to it
didn't listen to it
yes.
no. still great.
yes.
didn't listen to it
great but flawed. rapping is boring and lyrical context is so repetative and Tek and Steele don't have the appeal of Buckshot
didn't listen to it
yes
no
no
no. because of the shitty skits
didn't listen to it
you can't go wrong with Prince Paul
no
no
yes
overrated
yes
great but not god tier. i love other Kanye albums more
didn't listen to it
yes
yes
no
no. overrated. too much filler. Above the Clouds and Royalty are goat tho
great but not god-tier
yes. his best.
didn't listen to it
Xavier Roberts
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Logan Jones
>BLOWOUT COMB? NOT FUNCRUSHER PLUS, DOOMSDAY, MMFOOD, OR MOMENT OF TRUTH? HASN'T HEARD BOOK OF HUMAN LANGUAGE?
FUCKING BLOWOUT COMB??????????????????????????????????
Buhloone Mindstate is better than DLSID but they both should be posted.
Easton Barnes
can you recommend me some hip-hop albums?
Jackson Torres
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Hunter Thomas
thanks for letting us know which albums you haven't heard, that's really useful input into this discussion
also
lifestylez of da poor and dangerous and moment of truth overrated?
opinion dropped
Brayden Roberts
9th Wonder did great work on pic related
Samuel Harris
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Daniel James
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Jason Lee
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Christopher Ortiz
>lifestylez of da poor and dangerous and moment of truth overrated?
yes it is overrated as hell. because of L's death. some of the songs are just boring.
Justin Rodriguez
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Kayden Hernandez
probably one of the most underrated rap albums of the last decade, certified classic
Brayden Kelly
regardless of L's death that album is fire, i'll admit one or two of the features are a bit weak but every line L spits is hard
also no one had punchlines like L, we probably wouldn't have had a lot of the punchline rappers if it weren't for lifestylez
the album is influencial and L raps like crazy on it, definite classic
Hudson Diaz
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Jayden Edwards
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Isaiah Lewis
>also no one had punchlines like L, we probably wouldn't have had a lot of the punchline rappers if it weren't for lifestylez
>the album is influencial and L raps like crazy on it, definite classic
i agree with all of these man. i love Big L but i stil feel like he died without putting his full potential into an album. some of the songs are real weak on that album. i don't blame Big L for it.
Robert Diaz
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Ayden Jenkins
This needs to be posted more often
Jose Bailey
one of the better albums released this year
Nathaniel Allen
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Isaiah Butler
These albums are god-tier. The rest are okay.
Brandon Collins
de la are one of the most overrated hip hop groups ever