To me, I have alot of answers, Illmatic being the first album that made me want to rap, but the album that really made me fall in love with hip hop truly, was
Raekwon- Only Built 4 Cuban Linx.
to me, that is a masterpiece, and RZA's beats are so cinematic and just crazy, and Rae and Ghost are just so on point throughout, No Weak Songs, No Bullshit, Just a rap album how it should be done.
Hence Forward.. BURR!
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Just watch My Back, I got the front.
the album that made me get interested in hip hop was Dr. Dre 2001
The Chronic was the 1st album I ever bought. The album that made me a fan was Ready To Die.
I dont know why im doin this caz ur all gonna judge me...but Eminem Encore
Illmatic made me fall in love with hip hop.
Reasonable Doubt taught me about charisma and made me want to rap.
The Infamous...
Disposable Arts
Resurrection
The Train Of Thought
Made me remember why i fell in love with hip hop in the first place.
I'm still waiting to get that feeling again, i think recently the two albums that came closest to bringing me back to the essence of hip hop are A Long Hot Summer and The Listening, i miss that feeling...
Laying face down in the mainstream.Po.Ethics.
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Marshall Mathers LP, yeah i was a latecomer.
The fugees album.
I had always listened to hip hip on the radio or whenever someone in my family or one of my brothers friends played it....but really got into it in 1999/2000 with the releases of the MMLP, Dr. Dre 2001 & Vol. 3 Life & Times of S. Carter.
illmatic
my first album was puff daddy- no way out.
And even still, that album is hard. Cmon man, VICTORY? who needs the rest of the cd ? lol
and word at A Long, Hot Summer and Disposable Arts. How concept albums should be done people.
Really the newer albums that brought me back to the falling in love shit, have been Masta Killa- No Said Date, just grimy Wu, and Atmosphere's Overcast
Hence Forward.. BURR!
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Just watch My Back, I got the front.
And word to fuckin Ready To Die
Hence Forward.. BURR!
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Just watch My Back, I got the front.
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper
Well...
way back I worked when I was like 10 or some shit, doing bullshit like raking leaves and shit for neighbors, for a few weeks, so I could buy a CD player. I ended up with like $130 or some shit, and when I bought the discman I only had like $10 left over, so I got some EP with Snoop Dogg & Dre...some singles off the Chronic and shit. That's what first got me interested, but without question the first time I heard Ready to Die is when shit got real.
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salt n pepa very necessary and fugees
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