Dont care if Biggy's catalog is not long... He's top 2 at worst.

[Here Comes the Pain]

life after death and ready to die were both incredible works. most nikkas yall consider great dont have 1 album on that level

100% facts

 

[Zero]

neither one of those albums have replay value on the cool

i can pop redmans first 3 albums n play em all the way thru no skips...

What's funny is that the Booth has one of them "one gotta go" polls with RTD on it and it recieved the most votes

But folks can keep cooking

 

[HiiiPower]

Ya'll wont let them shyts go to allow any album on that "level" breh

Quiet as kept, RTD is rock bottom as far as replay value on albums from that era

I usually agree with a lot of things you post, but RTD has more replay value to me then most from that Era, I love that album front to back apart from one track.

 

[gho3st]

Ya'll wont let them shyts go to allow any album on that "level" breh

Quiet as kept, RTD is rock bottom as far as replay value on albums from that era

what album you think is on that level? again im not saying no other album is on that level. I'm just trying to see your opinion on it.

 

[Zero]

I usually agree with a lot of things you post, but RTD has more replay value to me then most from that Era, I love that album front to back apart from one track.

I mean it is a classic album...but I'd be lying to you if I said I've played it often throughout the years

 

[HiiiPower]

I mean it is a classic album...but I'd be lying to you if I said I've played it often throughout the years :yeshsrug:

Nah I can understand that, The Chronic and OB4CL are undeniable classics to me but I rarely ever play them.

 

[Zero]

what album you think is on that level? again im not saying no other album is on that level. I'm just trying to see your opinion on it.

For raw lyrics as well as mainstream appeal? Capital Punishment was better

 

[seemorecizzy]

agreed
i only have nas ahead of him

 

[Cheech&Chong]

Was never a huge big fan so I never followed him, just loved his 2 albums. But in the last month I've watched 2 docs, rhyme n reason & a craig mack one, and I really got a rick ross feel from him. Every answer was your cliche answer, typical drug dealer tales. He sounded like a robot, it seemed very unnatural. Never noticed as a kid but he had this fake tough guy attitude

 

[gho3st]

For raw lyrics as well as mainstream appeal? Capital Punishment was better

dunno about being better but Big Pun is up there for me. he was raw as fukk too.

agreed
i only have nas ahead of him

nas.... dont get me wrong, nas is nice but its upsetting just listening to dude. its crazy how similar his rap career mirror Sincere from Bellly

 

[The Ruler 09]

i know. I used to think that also but once you listen to his music you can't help but put him there. some artist do it in song every now and then, but he does it consistently and effortlessly too. shyt i listened to "Gimme the loot" and was the whole way.

If you, or anybody else has Biggie in their top 2 or 1 even I'm not mad at all, the man was a GREAT, as and MC and artist, just depends how you evaluate.

 

[LOOPY]

Nah

 

[B86]

Name 3

It won't matter because you won't agree. Scarface was damn near from BIG's era and is better than him. Z-ro is a MUCH better artist overall and story telling is decent (if you listen to old Ro). You really won't agree with this, but Carter 1/Carter 2/Squad Up/Dedication Wayne is the GOAT...BIG couldn't touch him on a bad day, minus story telling skills.

 

[tuckgod]

It won't matter because you won't agree. Scarface was damn near from BIG's era and is better than him. Z-ro is a MUCH better artist overall and story telling is decent (if you listen to old Ro). You really won't agree with this, but Carter 1/Carter 2/Squad Up/Dedication Wayne is the GOAT...BIG couldn't touch him on a bad day, minus story telling skills.

Scarface came out like 5 years before Big.

I asked you to name 3 that surpassed him.

I've always been impressed by Z-Ro but haven't heard nearly enough of his music to make a comparison.

Weezy himself would laugh at your comment, but i'll let you cook, breh.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Ya'll wont let them shyts go to allow any album on that "level" breh

Quiet as kept, RTD is rock bottom as far as replay value on albums from that era

For you, I revisit that album often and love listening to it