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14 Rappers Name The First Hip-Hop Album They Bought" Listed By XXL
GangstaBoogy:
--- Quote ---Dej Loaf purchased Da Band's Too Hot For TV
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I enjoyed the tv show but no fuckin way in hell should anybody have purchased that piece of shit.
Blood$:
--- Quote from: GangstaBoogy on August 26, 2015, 11:02:36 PM ---
--- Quote ---Dej Loaf purchased Da Band's Too Hot For TV
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I enjoyed the tv show but no fuckin way in hell should anybody have purchased that piece of shit.
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it had a few cool songs, better than 90% of the bullshit that's out now like Big Sean, Tyga, Young Thug, etc.
Blood$:
as for me when I was younger I could only get edited albums so I have a hard time remembering which one (might have been Bow Wow lol) I got first but the first album I bought with my own money that was explicit was Biggie - Ready To Die
Space RockStar SkyStalker Machine:
Big Psych:
Biz Markie - Boogie Down Productions - That was a gay cassette so he went out and bought Eazy-Duz-It
AlerG:
--- Quote from: Infinite Trapped In 1996 on April 05, 2015, 08:18:46 AM ---First cd's I got were Doggystyle and The Chronic when I was 12, but my brother got those for me. The first cd I went to buy was 2pac, but I was offended by the title "Strictly 4 My Niggaz" so I just bought the single "Keep Your Head Up", lol.
I bought Above the Rim, but that was a soundtrack so maybe that doesn't count.
I think the first album I really bought might have been that summer when Warren G...The G Funk Era came out. I actually thought it was a Death Row album. I remember looking at the logos and not seeing Death Row and then I started to fear it was some unauthorized shit like Concrete Roots. The songs also sounded real soft in comparison to The Chronic of Doggystyle. I was a bit confused. But as soon as that "This DJ" video came out it all made sense and it has been one of my all-time favorite albums ever since.
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My first was Warren G Regulate. On a side note, I paid $24.99 for concrete roots and was very pissed when I listened to it smh. I purchased it blindly for the fact that it had a song called 'another g thang' on it so I assumed it was going to be amazing. I was around 15 at the time.
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