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Originally Posted by Badlittlekitten
No 1980s?
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Hey! I covered 2 albums from the 80s! Even though the 80s is the golden age of hip-hop, I really think it has came a long way from then. But I still like me some old school.
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Originally Posted by Dirty
Well billyjerome, here's some thoughts I have.
First off, Tupac ahead of Biggie? WTF are you thinking, you crazy bastard.
No Nas on the entire list... that's just plain sinful and wrong. Also no Wu Tang, but I can understand not having Wu more than I can understand not having Nas. Blasphemy.
Common at number 1 really surprised me, I didn't see that coming. I am gonna have to download that album, I've never heard it.
Reasonable Doubt at 3 I can't deal with. It's like I am the only person who just doesn't like Jay Z. Never really loved his flow and he's got a bunch of filler lyrics in my opinion. Reasonable Doubt is my favorite album of his, but I just can't dig him no matter how hard I try.
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You know, I was surprised that 2Pac ended up ahead of Biggie but like Tuna said...
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Originally Posted by Tuna
I'd take Tupac over Biggie too. Love that G-funk ****, plus I feel Tupac actually rapped about important things, Biggie was just telling stories. Don't get me wrong he had sick flow, but Tupac's songs really 'hit your eardrum like a slug to your chest', to quote a legend.
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Also, I have mucho respecto for Wu-Tang and its fellow associates solo albums but eh, this is what I ended up with,
for the time being, that is...
Dirty, or anyone else that hasn't listened to "Electric Circus", check back here after you have given it a shot and let me hear your thoughts!