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Albums That Grew On You?
Jome:
Jayo Felony - Crip-Hop.. at first I would say 2.5 mics, but today I would say 3.5 mics.
Tech N9ne - Anghellic.. at first I thought "wtf is this".. but when you get into Tecca-mode, you'll get it..
Scarface - Last of a dying breed.. at first I thought "too simple", but there's several layers to it..
Any album with Premo-beats.. guaranteed to grow on you..
Mobb Deep - Almost every album.. Havoc knows his stuff, and so does Alchemist.
The Mobb-tracks you don't like today.. you'll like tomorrow, you just need to be in the right mood.
Royce 5'9 - Rock City.. at first I was happy with the purchase, a solid album..
Dope lyrics and dope beats will make it grow on you though.. and turn it into near classic.
Snoop Dogg - NL Top Dogg.. Snoop + The South ?? Oh hell naww..
But when you dig into it, it's pretty enjoyable.. + the Dre-classics.
Styles - A gangsta and a gentleman.. Seems solid, but boring at first..
then you'll discover how REALLY solid it is. A very dope album, but with too many skits..
platinumk777:
Snoop Dogg - NL Top Dogg
Tha Relativez - Takeover
DaSchizophrenic1:
Illmatic---- for some reason I didn't see what was so special about this album when it first dropped; to me it seemed like it was lacking production, but after listening to it a while (couple years) I realized that those beats were perfectly laced with his lyrics and flow
Hittman2001:
For some reason 2001 had to grow on me. i didnt like it at first because i was not expecting this new sound. i had no idea about the hype, because i was living overseas and music was not that important to me. I only bought it because it was Dr. Dre's second album. I really liked Still D.R.E and it took a while for me to get used to the rest of the album.
_That_Cracka_J:
Illmatic for sure. Snoop - Topp Dogg; that definitely grew on me. Also ICP - The Wraith....I didn't like it very much at all and now I bump it at least a couple times a week.
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