Music is subjective but if you attempt to make a purely objective argument Nas probably has the strongest case

[2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat]

Andre don't even have a good album.

kast catalog>nasir

 

[Neuromancer]

This is also a great thread to find out who to put on Ignore because they just talking nonsense.

 

[2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat]

This is also a great thread to find out who to put on Ignore because they just talking nonsense.

 

[L $ C]

jay>
kendrick>
big>
andre 3000>

I love 3000, you cant even be in the ARGUMENT with no solos imo

Outkast has the greatest run in hip hop history tho GOAT shyt

BIG doesnt have enough material to me either

 

[L $ C]

This is also a great thread to find out who to put on Ignore because they just talking nonsense.

theres posters on here I totally detest, to me they are jokes and or bots, but i never mute anyone cuz i dont see the point really

 

[Neuromancer]

theres posters on here I totally detest, to me they are jokes and or bots, but i never mute anyone cuz i dont see the point really

I'm an out of site out of mind kinda guy. If it doesn't evolve me it should never involve me is how I like to take it.

 

[Amo Husserl]

This is an interesting question because I know people who claim Hotter than July is Stevie's best album. At least one person on here iirc. I think Stillmatic would be his SITKOL but that's just me. What are we basing this off? Hits or musicality?

I think Stevie's influence on FBADOS culture is strong enough that every other entertainer's body of work in the culture can be traced over his run to figure out who really got the juice.

Where I'm Coming From

Music of My Mind =
Talking Book =
Innervisions =
Fulfillingness's First Finale =
*Songs in the Key of Life

Secret Life of Plants, we gone use this album as a free space.
Hotter than July

Everybody need five, but we can have eight as the most.


We basin' this off hits & musicality, that's why I think Stevie work for this kinda idea... 'cause like this the singles become part of the album experience again. Do the singles elevate the album or do the album cuts boost the singles in the sequence?


This is a good thread idea...

 

[jerzboy]

Honest question, who took what Nas did, and either ran with it or elevated what he did?

Post up actual songs.

Took me awhile to realize but it’s really Kendrick. Early on I’d rarely hear Kendrick mention him, he mentioned Jay more hence the feature/remix, but as he’s growing as a rapper you hear him shout Nas out. Don’t know if it’s based on actual growing up and listening to him or as he grew discovering his music… but Kendrick is prob closest in the new generation.