What was the dopest "era" in Hip Hop?

Dopest Era Eva?


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Disgustya Stallone

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Death Row (1991 - 1993)
Classic Albums: Chronic, DoggyStyle, Me Against the World
Classic Artists: Snoop, Dre, Pac

Bad Boy (1994 - 1998)
Classic Albums: Ready to Die, Life After Death, No Way Out, Harlem World
Classic Artists: Biggie, Puff, Ma$e, Kim, 112, LOX

Ruff Ryders (1998 - 2000)
Classic Albums: It's Dark and Hell is Hot, Flesh of My Flesh, Ride or Die Vol 1
Classic Artists: DMX, LOX, Eve, Drag-on

Roc-A-Fella (2001 - 2003)
Classic Albums: Vol 2, Vol 3, Dynasty
Classic Artists: Jay Z, Benny Sigel, Memphis Bleek, Kanye West, Just Blaze

Shady/Aftermath (2002 - 2005)
Classic Albums: Get Rich or Die Trying, MMLP, The Massacre, Chronic 2001
Classic Artists: Dre, 50 Cent, Eminem

Cash Money (2006 - 2008)
Classic Albums: Carter Vol 2, 3, 4
Classic Artists: La Tunchi, Drake, Nicki Minaj
 

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Me Against the World came out in 95. And in 94-98 you're missing so many classics. And what about 1988 ?
 

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Wu-Tang 93-97, should be there instead of Bad Boy :yeshrug:

Was about to post "why isn't Wu there?" The Wu's 93-97 stretch spawned as many classics and dope music as any in hip hop history. Huge omission.
 

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I voted for the Death Row era but that's because i also remember that being the era of the East rising again. With Ready to Die Illmatic and Wu-Tang blowing they should share that era with the West. Cuz MATW didn't drop until 95 and it wasn't on Death Row. And Doggystyle didn't drop til the end of the year in 93. So the Death Row era should really be like 92-96. And the Roc-A-Fella era could stretch from 98 when Volume 2 dropped up until The College Dropout.
 

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Def Jam Records (1987 - 1992)
Classic Albums: Mama Said Knock U Out, It Takes A Nation Of Millions, BAD, Great Adventures Of Slick Rick, Business As Usual, Whut thee Album
Classic Artist: LL Cool J, Redman, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, Slick Rick, Epmd, Nice & Smooth, 3Rd Base
 

Whitty Hutton

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One of the worst polls I've ever seen. Those singular record labels ran entire 3-4 year blocks to be have the era called their own? Who calls 94-98 the Bad Boy era?:leostare:
 

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Cash Money in the late 90s- early 00s shyts on the current Cash Money to me.

Late 90s is my favorite era but I wasn''t fukkin with Bad Boy (Cept Biggie) like that.

Its more because of Bone Thugs, Tupac, DJ Quik, Mystikal and dudes like that.
 

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94-97: Wu-tang, Nas, Mobb Deep, jay-z, Redman..etc
While in the south: Scarface, Goodie Mobb, Outkast, UGK..etc
 
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