Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
Best heard with a blunt and a Cadillac
kingdizzy01
ATXBBOY
dewd! you should def check out g-eazy, macklemore, mac miller, yelawolf, and fer sheerrr check out machine gun kelly bro!!
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
GreenGrass
All Star
sade
insane clown posse
In Hip Hop some I feel are essential are...
2 Pac
Biggie
KRS-One
Big Pun
K-Rino
Scarface
Nas
Rakim
Big Daddy Kane
Slick Rick
Guru/Gang Starr
Common
Bizzy Bone
Kool G Rap
Fat Joe
Dr Dre
Brother Ali
Ice T
Chuck D/Public Enemy
Canibus
Big L
Kool Moe Dee
Queen Latifah
2 Pac
Biggie
KRS-One
Big Pun
K-Rino
Scarface
Nas
Rakim
Big Daddy Kane
Slick Rick
Guru/Gang Starr
Common
Bizzy Bone
Kool G Rap
Fat Joe
Dr Dre
Brother Ali
Ice T
Chuck D/Public Enemy
Canibus
Big L
Kool Moe Dee
Queen Latifah
CHICAGOrilla
All Star
I would never ever ever EVER admit this off the internet but
They album Great Milenko is ok if you into rock.
Them Alice Cooper and Slash cameos
I wouldn't recommend getting these artists entire discographies, just the albums when they were in their most creative period.
Tribe (First 3)
MJ (Off The Wall - Dangerous)
Prince (1978 - 1988)
Parliament/Funkadelic (everything)
Stevie Wonder (Music of my Mind - Hotter Than July)
Portishead (All 3)
De La Soul (First 4)
Gangstarr (Daily Operation - Moment of Truth)
UGK (Too Hard 2 Swallow - Riding Dirty)
Outkast (First 4)
Ghostface (Iron Man - Fishscale)
The Beatles (Rubber Soul - Let It Be)
Led Zeppelin (everything)
Alice Coltrane (everything)
D'Angelo (everything)
The Roots (Do You Want More - Game Theory)
Common (Resurrection - Finding Forever)
Erykah Badu (Baduizm - New Amerykah pt 1)
Ice Cube (Amerikkka's Most Wanted - Laugh Now, Cry Later)
Public Enemy (It Takes A Nation... - Apocalypse '91)
Jimi Hendrix (First 3)
Bob Marley (Catch A Fire - Uprising)
Anita Baker (The Songstress - Giving You The Best That I Got)
R. Kelly (12 Play - Chocolate Factory)
Eric B & Rakim (All 4)
EPMD (Strictly Business - Business Never Personal)
Mary J. Blige (What's the 411 - Share My World)
Aaliyah (everything)
Beanie Sigel (everything)
Tribe (First 3)
MJ (Off The Wall - Dangerous)
Prince (1978 - 1988)
Parliament/Funkadelic (everything)
Stevie Wonder (Music of my Mind - Hotter Than July)
Portishead (All 3)
De La Soul (First 4)
Gangstarr (Daily Operation - Moment of Truth)
UGK (Too Hard 2 Swallow - Riding Dirty)
Outkast (First 4)
Ghostface (Iron Man - Fishscale)
The Beatles (Rubber Soul - Let It Be)
Led Zeppelin (everything)
Alice Coltrane (everything)
D'Angelo (everything)
The Roots (Do You Want More - Game Theory)
Common (Resurrection - Finding Forever)
Erykah Badu (Baduizm - New Amerykah pt 1)
Ice Cube (Amerikkka's Most Wanted - Laugh Now, Cry Later)
Public Enemy (It Takes A Nation... - Apocalypse '91)
Jimi Hendrix (First 3)
Bob Marley (Catch A Fire - Uprising)
Anita Baker (The Songstress - Giving You The Best That I Got)
R. Kelly (12 Play - Chocolate Factory)
Eric B & Rakim (All 4)
EPMD (Strictly Business - Business Never Personal)
Mary J. Blige (What's the 411 - Share My World)
Aaliyah (everything)
Beanie Sigel (everything)
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Prince
Maxwell
UGK
Too Short
Scarface (everything)
Twista
Sade
Ice Cube (up to the Westside Connection)
Outkast (first 4)
Maxwell
UGK
Too Short
Scarface (everything)
Twista
Sade
Ice Cube (up to the Westside Connection)
Outkast (first 4)
If we're talking about artists who have whole discographies that are really solid besides one or maybe two albums
D'Angelo
Jaco Pastorius
The Smiths
Parliament/Funkadelic (Everything, like another poster said)
Bjork
Diana Ross
Black Flag
The Doors
Erykah Badu
Frank Zappa (Crazy amount of quality)
Gil Scott-Heron
Marvin Gaye (Although there are more than a couple albums I'd skip; Mostly in his earlier works)
James Brown (Of Course)
King Crimson
Otis Redding
There are probably a lot more I'm forgetting; and there are plenty who have some really good albums but a lot of average ones or below average too
and plenty who have a long string of bad albums in the tail end of their career
D'Angelo
Jaco Pastorius
The Smiths
Parliament/Funkadelic (Everything, like another poster said)
Bjork
Diana Ross
Black Flag
The Doors
Erykah Badu
Frank Zappa (Crazy amount of quality)
Gil Scott-Heron
Marvin Gaye (Although there are more than a couple albums I'd skip; Mostly in his earlier works)
James Brown (Of Course)
King Crimson
Otis Redding
There are probably a lot more I'm forgetting; and there are plenty who have some really good albums but a lot of average ones or below average too
and plenty who have a long string of bad albums in the tail end of their career
Grizzly
Home Run Hitter
Earth, Wind and Fire
There is a lot of bullshyt after Powerlight; but before that is really good