Blu lists his top 5 collab hip hop albums ... and its pretty funny

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Blu Names His Top Five Collaborative Albums







ICE CUBE AND BOMB SQUAD - AMERIKKKAS MOST WANTED

The Bomb Squad blew that shyt the fukk up. West Coast/East Coast need to learn tho. Damn Chuck, I didn’t think it could happen. The Shocklees did they damn thing. That was the got damn N.W.A. Vs. Public Enemy album, nuff said, nuff said. I’m socking nikkas out after I drop this album. Sir Jinx was blessed to witness the real “ruff, rugged & raw,” all turnt up for this muthfukkkka, Ice Cube! The hardest emcee in West Coast history to this day. Are we talking career making decisions or what? Did Jordan go to Chicago after North Carolina, did Magic go to L.A. after Michigan, did anybody not feel they face getting slammed into cement when this record dropped? Get the fukk outta here!


PETE ROCK AND CL SMOOTH - MAIN INGREDIENT

For the simple fact that I do not know why Pete Rock decided to make CL’s second LP so damn “sweet.” The sweetest record handcrafted by one producer. When I say sweet, I mean sweet. The “Main Ingredient” must have been fruits and berries. Sugar ain’t sweet as this LP. Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory meets “Carmel City.” And talk about raw shyt, what the hell is “Worldwide”, the grimmest shiner of any Hip Hop battle’s playlist. Christ, sweet sweet Jesus.

GANGSTARR - MOMENT OF TRUTH

I love “Hard To Earn”, and I know every hardcore Gangstarr fan is gonna say, Hard To Earn. But when I first heard Moment Of Truth, I knew Hip Hop was forever and ever. I knew we could take this shyt to Saturn in a muthafukkkin’ canoe with two paddles, Guru & Preme. I could cry. I can’t believe you asked me this question. Describing Moment Of Truth is like crowning someone, you don’t talk, you don’t walk, you can’t move. Ya head is snapping off your got damn shoulders! From beginning to end. Was it over?—it just stayed in my stereo forever, and ever. Guru for life!!



DE LA SOUL - THREE FEET AND RISING

Prince Paul needed a haircut. I mean he must’ve been diggin’ in them got damn crates so long, making that record that his hair was Chewbacca. This is my dream. To meet a producer who will go beyond the four corners of the earth to put down a beat, or produce a got damn song. The list goes on, I would include the third album if it wasn’t so short. Paul must’ve got that haircut. But man, what the fukk is ‘Fruity Loops.’ Get out the got damn studio.

MADVILLAIN - MADVILLAINY

I’m not stupid now, but I was grateful enough to be sat down to meet the man, MF Muthafukking DOOM, for the first time!!!—in a real way too. What a fukking presentation. Can I call Madlib? no. Can I call MF Doom? no. Can I play Madvilliany forever?—yes!! They can not follow up this record. It is impossible. The Mission Impossible made possible by your favorite super fukking villains. “America’s Most Blunted,” bytch! Everybody call Madlib for beats…tomorrow! No one can introduce you to Doom better, and I looooove Doomsday, fool. Damn, crazy, gotta plug this nutty muthafukkin’ album. The original title was, De la Soul Goes To Hell, lol.



TITANS IN THE FLESH out now, go cop it!
 

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PETE ROCK AND CL SMOOTH - MAIN INGREDIENT

For the simple fact that I do not know why Pete Rock decided to make CL’s second LP so damn “sweet.” The sweetest record handcrafted by one producer. When I say sweet, I mean sweet. The “Main Ingredient” must have been fruits and berries. Sugar ain’t sweet as this LP. Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory meets “Carmel City.” And talk about raw shyt, what the hell is “Worldwide”, the grimmest shiner of any Hip Hop battle’s playlist. Christ, sweet sweet Jesus.
:wow: my nikka Blu preaching the gospel
 
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