does All Eyez On Me have the best guest appearance list of all time?

[OG Hack Wilson]

if you feel no, please state what albums have a better cast of guests




Snoop
Dre
Kurupt
Nate Dogg
Redman
Method Man
Richie Rich
E-4o
Rappin 4-tay
C Bo
Kadafi
Fatal
Napoleon
Big Syke
Mopreme
C-PO
George freakin' Clinton




so many dope people appeared on that CD

[HighEyeCue]

although I've never been a big fan of the Outlawz they didn't ruin any tracks so I say yes

[Portugoal]

It's up there. More albums with great guest appearances:
DJ Quik - Rhythm-al-ism
TQ - They Never Saw Me Coming
Nate Dogg - G Funk Classics Vol. 1 & 2

[Gamestarr]

I enjoyed the features on 2001 more.

[Portugoal]

I enjoyed the features on 2001 more.

I'm sure they gave you maaaaaad chills

[D-e-f-]

in terms of just on-paper names representing the epitome of quality and relevance during their time?
or in terms of the actual tracks they appear on making the album THAT much better?

I'd answer the former with "yes" and the latter with "I'm not sure"

[shoo]

I enjoyed the features on 2001 more.

I'm sure they gave you maaaaaad chills

[dnjp4life]

Xzibit's Restless needs to appear in this discussion.  Great selection of artists and beatmakers on that album, and surprisingly makes for a cohesive record.

[Giesuz]

I enjoyed the features on 2001 more.

lol some songs even featured Dre. we talk about albums not compilations here

[KrazySumwhat]

 Kurupts streets iz a mutha had a good guest line up. daz and JT's game for sale also.

[acgrundy]

Daz - RR&GB

kurupt
pac
outlawz
wc
prince ital joe
bad azz
lil c-style
tray deee
soopafly
J-Money
Val young
snoop
nate
b-legit
too short
mc eiht
techniec

[Okka]

I enjoyed the features on 2001 more.

lol some songs even featured Dre. we talk about albums not compilations here

Not even being close to a compilation, Dre wasn't on 4 songs.

[D-e-f-]

I enjoyed the features on 2001 more.

lol some songs even featured Dre. we talk about albums not compilations here

Not even being close to a compilation, Dre wasn't on 4 songs.

since when does something only classify as an album if the main artists is doing the majority of the vocals and is on every track? Dre produced the whole thing (minus "the message") as an album => album. "dr. dre presents: the aftermath" is a sampler/compilation cause it's just a random collection of tracks by various people.

[Jimmy H.]

Having dope people appear on your album is cool but it's more about how you utilize them. I think previously-mentioned albums like "2001", "Restless", "Streetz Iz A Mutha", etc. did equally as well or better. Other honorable mentions should go to projects like Fat Joe's "Don Cartegena", Sticky Fingaz' "Black Trash: The Autobiography of Kirk Jones" and even Notorious B.I.G.'s "Life After Death".

[UCC]

I'll tell you who had the best guest verses ever, don't laugh - Shaquille O'Neal...

These Shaq songs had some of the best guest verses ever:

-Skillz feat. Def Jef - Def Jef totally murders his verse, maybe the best, hardest Def Jef verse ever
-What's Up feat. Fu-Schnickens - Chip-Fu does ridiculous rhymes in there
-No Hook feat. Method Man and RZA - one of Meth's best ever verses, dope-ass beat, classic Wu

And on one album, "Shaquille O'Neal Presents His Superfriends, Vol. 1," he has:
Dr. Dre, George Clinton, Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, WC, Jayo Felony, Twista, Trina, Questlove, Common, Black Thought of The Roots, Black Rob, Ludacris, Mos Def, Talib Kweli
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaquille_O%27Neal_Presents_His_Superfriends,_Vol._1


Also another unrelated album that springs to mind is George Clinton's Greatest Funkin Hits album, which had -
Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Q-Tip, Coolio, and Digital Underground guesting, that was a dope line-up
http://www.discogs.com/George-Clinton-Greatest-Funkin-Hits/release/225118