I love Latina women
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Which album is better?
Which album is better? The B. Coming or Philadelphia Freeway?
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I love Latina women
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Word; "Feel It In The Air" is such a good song, it's one of those songs that didn't sound like anything else at the time either.
spliz
SplizThaDon
Both some personal classics to me but Philadelphia Freeway edges it for me.
Redwood
Superstar
Hard to really choose, but I feel the soul a little bit more for Beans album compared to Freeway.
Both hit hard though
Both hit hard though
I love Latina women
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Hard to really choose, but I feel the soul a little bit more for Beans album compared to Freeway.
Both hit hard though
Word, both albums are 2 of the best of the 2000's
Redwood
Superstar
Would love to hear @BmoreGorilla opinion though 
spliz
SplizThaDon
Free, What We Do, Don’t Cross The Line, All My Life, Flipside. Full Effect, Alright, Hear The Song, You Don’t Know, Victim Of The Ghetto, Line Em Up shyt too crazy.
spliz
SplizThaDon
Only artists on The Roc that made albums fukkin wit Jay’s. Aside from Dipset.
I love Latina women
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Yeah, and I think Freeway's Philadelphia Freeway album is better than Jay-Z's The Black Album. Both albums were released the same year
Dipset's music isn't my thing
BmoreGorilla
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The B ComingWould love to hear @BmoreGorilla opinion though
bigdaddy88
The King Of Power
the highs on the b coming were but philadelphia had more consistent production. Beanie Siegel rapped better so will give that album the edge.
but philadelphia had more consistent production. Beanie Siegel rapped better so will give that album the edge.
PlayerNinety_Nine
Produced, Arranged, Composed and Performed by....
To me 'B-Coming'. It felt like Beans putting the puzzle pieces together to deliver something special.
Philadelphia Freeway was a really good debut album with a cohesive sound and great vocal performances, but there's something about where Beans was in his life/creative journey at the time, which made it to me.
Philadelphia Freeway was a really good debut album with a cohesive sound and great vocal performances, but there's something about where Beans was in his life/creative journey at the time, which made it
to me.