Reflection Eternal or Black Star?

[Oklin]

Both are super duper dope IMO!.. But I gotta go with Reflection Eternal, it got more "stand-out" tracks or what you call them.. Kweli over a Hi-Tek beat = DOPENESS

[wcsoldier]

Reflection Eternal without a doubt ... production is way more solid and fresh imo; I skip less tracks on it than on Black Star which is overrated imo.. plus as you said it's HI Tek and Kweli from the Natti... classic shit

[K.Dub]

Can't choose 

[Elevz]

Oh, I picked the wrong one in that poll. It's all confusing

I meant to choose Blackstar, that album really does have some classic joints on it! Train of Thought was really nice too though, but Blackstar impressed me more.

[Bramsterdam (see ya)]

Pretty hard to choose which one but I think Reflection Eternal cause of a few songs does it for me. Black Star is so dope too though so I dunno.. I went with Reflection Eternal though..

[everlast1986]

I pick Reflection Eternal. I probably would've chose Black Star if it had more songs on it. Everytime i listen to Black Star it seems like that albums over in like 20 minutes.

[Grabo]

Both albums are dope but I think Black Star is better.

[rik]

Both very good albums but I gotta go with Reflection Eternal. That's one of my favorite albums of all time.

[kevlar]

whatever happened to mr. man? 

that black star album is a good chick album

[WestCoasta]

I gotta go with Reflection Eternal, it got more "stand-out" tracks

yea, Black Star had some greats ones but overall isn't as strong as RE

[sceptic1]

i went with reflection eternal but mos def's verse on "thieves in the night" is one of the sickest verses i have ever heard in my life!

[Suffice]

Both albums are dope but I think Black Star is better.

Those diamonds on Nas's chain better not be blood diamonts. He spoke out against that shit, and if they are, he's a bitch

[Minkaveli]

Bringin back sweet memories........Reflection Eternal.

[eazye]

That's like comparing Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth's first two albums - first one (in this case "Black Star") has classic standout joints, but the second one is a lil' better overall album - that's why I can't really choose.

But Blackstar is one of the albums that put me onto East Coast Hip-Hop (matter of fact "Mecca And The Soul Brother" is one of those albums too), so that gives it a slight edge

[Wessia4LiaNia Chieee Chieee]

Although I feel the both groups Reflection Eternal seems more "me"