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Tha Carter isn't even a classic - let alone a GOAT contender.Tha Carter is a GOAT album and Ice Cream Man is better than True and Ghetto D. I didn't hear WCBB or 99 Ways to Die.
Tha Carter isn't even a classic - let alone a GOAT contender.
Check out WCBB - the best thing Master P was ever involved in.
For sure. I should quote my post and give an assessment of why all those good albums weren't as great as ones the proceeded them.
96 was the beginning of the huff album release schedule from majors.
as, they were gearing up to market rap to the mainstream as an exact science for the prison economy system.
Art Barr

Even if I concede, for the purpose of argument, that it's a classic, it's not on the same plane as GOAT contenders like the Chronic.I beg to differ on Tha Carter. Wayne switched his flow on this shyt and became more relevant in the structure of hip hop with this album. He had already had some good moments like Tha Block Is Hot and Lights Out but Tha Carter was different, it was better, it was classic.
Haha we typed that shyt almost the same time
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Even if I concede, for the purpose of argument, that it's a classic, it's not on the same plane as GOAT contenders like the Chronic.
Even if I concede, for the purpose of argument, that it's a classic, it's not on the same plane as GOAT contenders like the Chronic.
For sure. I should quote my post and give an assessment of why all those good albums weren't as great as ones the proceeded them.
List all of the GOAT contender albums breh.the chronic is not a goat contender, nor is it a perfect classic.
it is the sonic litmus test for MTV.
that said, this rap sonically is polished and perfect to start marketing the prison economy system to black folks.
the chronic, real talk...
Is the gateway release of the prison economy system.
regardless, of how much we like dre and snoop or not.
it is completely overrated after being judged realistically for its sonic submissions.
lyrically, we don't even wanna get Into that against the carter.
as both are ghostwritten albums, with what would become the production/rhyme template for that period, and moving forward.
so, both records are kinda similar in that they ushered in semantics that have nuffin to do with culturally being all the way live or real.
Art Barr