For my old heads, lets settle this once & for all

[Lucky_Lefty]

Definitely going with 1994. Never mind the fact that you had 2 legendary debuts from future all time greats. But then you throw in "The Month of the Man"??? GOAT......Yall remember that shyt?


1994, goddamn 1994

Man you took it back

 

[Mike Statik]

92-97 was MY shiiiiiiit

outside of the vanilla ices and mc hammers

hip hop actually had meaning and the culture was respected....and you could feel it in the air in NY

now its a bunch of N Sync fakkits sympin over beats and callin it hip hop

 

[notorious8562]

'93 was a great year, but it's not fukking with '94.

And you can't forget about this classic:

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

'94 and this is why.........

​

 

[Sugar]

1994.

Ressurection by Common
Illmatic
Regulate
Dare Iz a Darkside
Ready To Die
SouthernPlayalistic
Method Man's album+Ghost and Rae's "Heaven and Hell" song AND Cold Wold was out at the SAME TIME (they were on the "Fresh" soundtrack)
Jeru's Album
GangStarr's Hard to Earn
Ill Al Scratch
Kay-Dee's Ass, Gas or Cash album
Eiht and CMW's We Come Strapped
Rappin 4-Tay
Digable Planet's Blowout Comb
Pete Rock and CL's Main Ingredient
The Diary
Thug Life
OC's album
UGK's Super Tight
Big Mike's Something Serious album
Artifacts' album (Tame One has been Dat nikka FOREVER)
Kieth Murray's first album