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@iykeduru1 @Spanish_Ran Blocked my ass cause you got your weak ass taste in rap smashed. Dig deeper babies. Can't handle a debate so you block me. Weak shit for weak mainstream taste having, scratching the surface commercial rap loving casual fans. lol

@iykeduru1 @Spanish_Ran most of my list blows that list of yours away.

@rigiddyrough @Spanish_Ran Most of these albums are not classics compared to 96 albums

For me, ’94, ’95, ’96, and ’98 stand as the greatest years for hip-hop albums.

@iykeduru1 @Spanish_Ran not mobbs best, weak nas album and naughty's 3rd best album and commercial ass fugees album aint cutting it. Is that all you got? '96 had better shit than your list like: Cella Dwellas, M.O.P., Jeru, DR. Octagon, DJ Shadow, OGC, Sadat X etc. C'mon man!

@rigiddyrough @Spanish_Ran 96 All eyes on me 2pac Poverty paradise naughty by nature The score fugees Reasonable doubt jayz It was written nas Outcasts atliens He'll on earth mobb deep

@iykeduru1 @Spanish_Ran But yet, they are from the golden era and renaissance period when rap was peaking. The albums you listed are watered down more mainstream and many lack the raw rap sound that made rap great. Many classic albums from 1993 if you know rap. '96 was known to be just OK.

@iykeduru1 @Spanish_Ran '93 cont.: Snoop Run DMC DMG Cypress Hill Tragedy Mad Kap PRT Mobb Deep Das Efx Naughty 2 PAc Yall so stupid Brokin English Above the law 1996 what!???

@raulanthonybx @Spanish_Ran Ghost himself has said he thinks its not that great but I also knew when it dropped it wasnt touching the rawness of the previous wu solos. common knowledge.

@rigiddyrough @Spanish_Ran It was written and Ironman were disappointing?

Debatable … 96

@raulanthonybx @Spanish_Ran yeah, widely known that he compromised to make money, q-tip was very concerned about the direction nas took with "if i ruled the world" even. Nas stopped using the great sound and producers people loved him on to cross over. Illmatic was the real deal beat wise.

@DregoDaGreat @hop_high dilla dilla dilla

Best 3 Albums? 🤔 @hop_high

@Spanish_Ran that pic you posted has a lot of weak albums like foxy, kim, lost boyz and some disappointing ones like it was written, ironman, too short and even the tribe and redman that were not nearly as good as their previous work. '93 was way stacked beyond '96.

@Spanish_Ran No. The golden era ended in '94 for a reason. '89 to '93 was the renaissance period. It's known that there were less releases- rap was declining by '95. '94 better than '95 and '95 was better than '96 and '97 wasn't that good and many started going to the underground.

@Albumism A top 10 worthy west coast album. So well done. Criminally slept on.

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@FINALLEVEL Nice. Supporting other legends for some crazy shows!

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@NicholasCraven_ Yes.

peope who think rappers necessarily need to sing to evolve the genre are disrespecting the power of rap and lack the creativity to imagine how a new artist can innovate the practice without singing every genre has singing, only hip-hop has rap, rap IS the innovation

@DregoDaGreat @hop_high 1) Slaughtahouse 2)Take a look around Easily. The rest are nice but not close to the production and vibe of first 2 releases and the ground breaking concept album/subject matter of slaughtahouse.

Best 2 Albums? 🤔 @hop_high

@Kil889 Psycho Les (Beatnuts) is still active but yeah The Beatnuts sadly. One of the best groups too. Other examples: Da King & I, Positive K, L.O.N.S. minus Busta, Shadz of Lingo, Yall so stupid, Lord have mercy, Rampage etc. I might be off on some- haven't investigated. haha

Who's an MC, group, singer who just just flat out disappeared? Not retired or fell off just one day they were here & the next they weren't. (Exp Beatnuts, Alkaholiks, Bahamadia etc.) Peep the new ep of my #podcast #Apt5B for some of our picks! youtube.com/watch?v=8MwzfY… #MusicMonday

@TheQuestions15 Can i borrow a dollar is his best! Classic early 90's rawness. More up tempo beats that have change ups, actual DJ presence, before common got too serious and melancholy on slower more repetitive beats. He was more energized, fun and quirky.

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@Kil889 I'd call it classic. Those raw, dark, dusty, hard ass beats. Creativity with the layers of samples etc. He created a sound and executed it well for that album, then i never heard RZA beats like that again. Everything after (except dirty and GZA) sounded cleaner, more accessible.

The one word which just happens to be the most important word that's missing from your tweet is the word "classic." Cause that's what the OG discussion was about...not if Tical was good, great, fresh, def or dope but was it a classic.

@FrshoutHipHop @therealredman @DASEFXNYC @thegodrakim @icecube @gangstarr @drdre Based solely on rhymes/lyrics and not style, delivery or any other emcee attributes it's Kool G Rap on live and let die. Nobody was more lyrical. He also had the best overall emcee performance on an album in 1992, bringing a tight and intense delivery, flow and story telling.

Bar for bar, “lyrically” who dropped the best rap album in 1992❓