2004.........10 Years Later........How Do You View It?
- Thread starter Wacky D
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juvenile had another great year, and all he was really trying to do was just fulfill his contract.
all that other stuff cash money was pushing was an after-thought until he left. even carter 1 took a while to blow up.
people have short memories but i dont. niccas know who the REAL legends are.
all that other stuff cash money was pushing was an after-thought until he left. even carter 1 took a while to blow up.
people have short memories but i dont. niccas know who the REAL legends are.
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Usher's Confession album dropped that year which is a undeniable classic.
I was in the streets and listening to mixtapes, mostly D Block & Desert Storm plus the new dipset nikkas(at that time) Jr & Hell Rell had fire on the dipset compilations. I don't remember listening to any of the commercially released albums apart from the big ones like Confessions & College Dropout so I managed to avoid all the trash coming out in the mainstream. To me it was a great time but I wouldn't argue against anyone calling it wack.
KnickstapeCity
The Big Dikk King
killa the goat
Banned
college dropout lil wanye carter and camron purple haze were the best albums and alchemist 1st infratry
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Kingshango
Veteran
That Lil Jon dominance.
Confessions.
The Carter.
College Dropout.
Purple Haze.
Young Buck and Lloyd Banks.
Lots of other shyt im missing but 04 was overall.
Confessions.
The Carter.
College Dropout.
Purple Haze.
Young Buck and Lloyd Banks.
Lots of other shyt im missing but 04 was
overall.mortuus est
Veteran
lol.
i conveniently forgot about alot of this stuff.
lol man i dunno how i forgot about that lil flip song with that chick
Solid year. These were my favorite albums:
Kanye- College Dropout
Cee Lo Green- Cee Lo Green Is... The Soul Machine
Royce Da 5'9"- Death Is Certain
Lloyd Banks- The Hunger For More
The Roots- Tipping Point
Crunk Juice, Urban Legend, Straight Outta Cashville, Twista's Kamikaze, Ball & G's Living Legends, and Mobb Deep's Amerikaz Nightmare also got considerable play.
As far as R&B, it was the debut of John Legend. That album seemed to come out of nowhere. It was pushed back several times and it seemed like he disappeared after "Used To Love You", then boom the album came out. Alicia was still killin' with Diary of Alicia Keys, and Usher owned 2004 with Confessions. Mario also dropped his best song in "Let Me Love You".
Kanye- College Dropout
Cee Lo Green- Cee Lo Green Is... The Soul Machine
Royce Da 5'9"- Death Is Certain
Lloyd Banks- The Hunger For More
The Roots- Tipping Point
Crunk Juice, Urban Legend, Straight Outta Cashville, Twista's Kamikaze, Ball & G's Living Legends, and Mobb Deep's Amerikaz Nightmare also got considerable play.
As far as R&B, it was the debut of John Legend. That album seemed to come out of nowhere. It was pushed back several times and it seemed like he disappeared after "Used To Love You", then boom the album came out. Alicia was still killin' with Diary of Alicia Keys, and Usher owned 2004 with Confessions. Mario also dropped his best song in "Let Me Love You".