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Albums That Grew On You?

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kingpin_4eva:
I agree with all y'all opinions on which albums grew on you, but all i have is one question, is that a good or bad thing? When I buy an album I don't expect an album to grow on me, i want st8 heat from start to finish. Most people don't give albums a second chance, because when they in a music store or on the net they sample the first 15 seconds of the song if it ain't what they expect they automatically skip the track. In other words to let an album grow on you, you will have to like the artist to give the album a second chance. That's why for me it is important for an artist to drop a dope debut album so when they might not have a successful sophmore album their fans will still support their work. I hope y'all understand what i'm trying to prove.

LAZY:
Tha Doggfather- SNoop Dogg (at first i was like huh but then the songs with Tray Deee then i listened 2 the whole thing and its a tite cd)

Black Mafia Life- Above The Law (its a diff style then everything else its RAW funk)


theres 2 that i can think of

HHH:
wu tang - the w  ;D

Dr._Funkenstein:
I had to get into KAM's "KAMnesia". Never liked the album that much (can't stand those type of bounce beats) but now I actually listen to it quite often.

Skindiana bon3z:

--- Quote from: H.H.H. on May 28, 2003, 02:14:22 AM ---wu tang - the w  ;D

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