What's The Best Alchemist x Artist Collabo?

[FlyGuy]

I also fukk with Silent Partner a lot

ALC and the Mobb

 

[Smokee Robinson]

What about 1st Infantry or Chemical warfare. I know those arent collab projects with one artist but we gotta throw those in there

 

[SnowflakesByTheOZ]

No Idols is flawless.​

 

[TheDarceKnight]

What about 1st Infantry or Chemical warfare. I know those arent collab projects with one artist but we gotta throw those in there

Good point but if you throw those in then it opens the door to add Insomnia, cutting room floor parts 1, 2, and 3, chemistry files, no days off, Russian roulette, and cookbook.

Then there’s all his Gangrene albums too. The man has a LOT of albums. I think keeping his compilation albums and his collab albums separate is a good idea.

But your post is got me to bump 1st infantry today.

Covert coup or Albert Einstein

Return of the Mac was cool but naw it shouldn't be the leading voting getter

I agree and now Fetti is up there.

 

[Smokee Robinson]

Good point but if you throw those in then it opens the door to add Insomnia, cutting room floor parts 1, 2, and 3, chemistry files, no days off, Russian roulette, and cookbook.

Then there’s all his Gangrene albums too. The man has a LOT of albums. I think keeping his compilation albums and his collab albums separate is a good idea.

But your post is got me to bump 1st infantry today.

I agree and now Fetti is up there.

Yea u right.. Al got to much projects , I just wanted to add my favorite projects in there. But if I go off straight collab I'm going with Covert Coup.

 

[Smokee Robinson]

Alc Appreciation post

 

[Rhyme 4 Rhyme]

Actually go with Rare Chandeliers from a collab stand point. He was in a zone during that time and the bears he gave Bronson are some of his best IMO.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Actually go with Rare Chandeliers from a collab stand point. He was in a zone during that time and the bears he gave Bronson are some of his best IMO.

I didn't like RC when it first dropped but it has grown on me a lot.

I still think Covert Coup is the best project to hand someone to give them an idea of Al's sound in the 2nd half of his career. There are beats that are fun for a casual listener and beats that are really interesting and intricate for production nerds and other beatmakers to enjoy. A lot of times these aren't always the same thing. So I like Covert Coup probably the most because it's super digestible for people that know nothing about samples, but also for the beatmakers and producers it has some of the most intricate and unique sample layering, chopping, and collage work that he's ever done.

Rare Chandeliers is really close though and I wouldn't argue with you at all. Good post.