BastardChild
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
what a great year for hiphop
Top 10 Albums From 1998. Your Favorite...
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what a great year for hiphop
BastardChild
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
that pun album.. this shyt was a hard ass choice for me...
Big Mel
@bigboss
1. soul survivor
2. moment of truth
3. aquemini
4. first family 4 life
5. capital punishmet
6. vol. 2
7. foundation
8. nore
9. tical 2000
10. bobby digital
11. docs da name
12. love movement
2. moment of truth
3. aquemini
4. first family 4 life
5. capital punishmet
6. vol. 2
7. foundation
8. nore
9. tical 2000
10. bobby digital
11. docs da name
12. love movement
Ruby'sRevolver
Man in the Black Hat
1. Aquemini
2. Moment of Truth
3. Capital Punishment
2. Moment of Truth
3. Capital Punishment
FloorGeneral
I don't even know anymore...
Aquemini is probably my GOAT album, so that makes a very tough question rather easy for me.
For the thread's sake, from that list, my #2 would be...ummm...a tie? I guess depending on my mood, as both Moment of Truth and It's Dark and Hell is Hot could fill that spot. Capital Punishment #4, and Lost rounds out the Top 5.
For the thread's sake, from that list, my #2 would be...ummm...a tie? I guess depending on my mood, as both Moment of Truth and It's Dark and Hell is Hot could fill that spot. Capital Punishment #4, and Lost rounds out the Top 5.
BastardChild
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
not my list its from the source mag.. and i put all those albums over 400 degrees..
Thank you for telling me your opinion.
BastardChild
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
no problem...
1.Its Dark and Hell Is Hot
2.Lost
3.Aquemini
4.Moment of Truth
5.Capital Punishment
6.Foundation
7.Da last Don
8.Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
9.Harlem World
10. Hard Knock Life
2.Lost
3.Aquemini
4.Moment of Truth
5.Capital Punishment
6.Foundation
7.Da last Don
8.Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
9.Harlem World
10. Hard Knock Life
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
400 degreez was a slow burn. it wasn't on the source's radar when they did this issue.
if they reviewed it prior to this, they prolly gave it 3 1/2 mics or something.
they never gave high-rank to relatively new artists that didn't make music that appealed to their purist sensibilities.
by the time guerrilla warfare dropped tho, they had to give it that 4 1/2 and pump-fake like they were making a profound statement, when in reality, they were behind the ball & trying to save face.
that's why I be telling yall, f*ck these magazine ratings.
why single out master p instead of some of this other stuff that wasn't even hot??
they got yall fighting amongst yourselves.
they used to jip master p out of mics and snub him too when he was first blowing up. ice cream man got 3 mics, and he was left off that best of '96 cover despite outselling half of those artists listed while being independent.
if they reviewed it prior to this, they prolly gave it 3 1/2 mics or something.
they never gave high-rank to relatively new artists that didn't make music that appealed to their purist sensibilities.
by the time guerrilla warfare dropped tho, they had to give it that 4 1/2 and pump-fake like they were making a profound statement, when in reality, they were behind the ball & trying to save face.
that's why I be telling yall, f*ck these magazine ratings.
I was a No Limit stan back in the day, but Da Last Don over 400 Degreez?
why single out master p instead of some of this other stuff that wasn't even hot??
they got yall fighting amongst yourselves.
they used to jip master p out of mics and snub him too when he was first blowing up. ice cream man got 3 mics, and he was left off that best of '96 cover despite outselling half of those artists listed while being independent.
