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What are the 5 most influencial hip-hop albums ever?

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Bigg AG:
this list is jus to me how it was influencial to me. no particular order.

1. Dr. Dre "The Chronic" (cuzz it makes u get into other rappers such as Snoop, DPG, LOR, RBX etc...)
2. Bizzy Bone "Heavon's Movie" (most of those songs are like meaningful songs and u can jus chill when ur sad and listen to it)
3. Bizzy Bone "The Gift" (same as above)
4. Snoop Doggy Dogg "Tha Doggfather" (cuzz everybody use to tell me this cd was wacc and horrible and other bullshit but when i listened to it i loved it and it taught me how not to listen to other ppl's opinion but my own)
5. Nate Dogg "Music and Me" (shows how much R&B singers succ and how much nate blows any toher singer in tha game away)
im out!!!!

Jankiest:
in no particular order

nwa - straight outta compton
dre - chronic
notorious - ready to die
nas - illmatic
public enemy - it takes a nation of millions to hold us back

White-Chocolate:
i'd say snoop - doggystyle
2Pac - all eyez on me
2Pac - me against the world
makaveli - 7 day theory (some tracks)
and a variety of Eminem tracks off his cd's
tq - they never saw me coming

Hatesrats™:

ImO..

1.
Grandmaster Flash & the Furious five
"The Message (1982)"
2.
Run-Dmc
"Raising Hell (1996)"
3.
Eric B. & Rakim
"Paid in full (1987)"
4.
N.W.A.
"Straight outta Compton (1988)"
5.
Public Enemy
"It takes a nation of millions to hold us back (1988)"

Hatesrats 2oooTre

DJ_Jay_Deee:

--- Quote from: Hatesrats on June 13, 2003, 11:34:25 PM ---


1.
Grandmaster Flash & the Furious five
"The Message (1982)"
2.
Run-Dmc
"Raising Hell (1996)"
3.
Eric B. & Rakim
"Paid in full (1987)"
4.
N.W.A.
"Straight outta Compton (1988)"
5.
Public Enemy
"It takes a nation of millions to hold us back (1988)"

Hatesrats 2oooTre


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I agree 100%. These are the the albums that built hip hop.

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