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Favorite album from the Golden Age of Hip-Hop (1988)
OpTiCaL:
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I've had this album for like 6 years, and a few months ago I banged it out for the first time in like a year & I've been bumping it daily.
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Classic track after classic trac cant find it anywhere now :(k... 'Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos' and 'Night of the Living Baseheads' are my favourites :)
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Black Steel is one of my faves, that & Rebel Without A Pause & She Watch Channel Zero.
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One of my favourites of all time..
...in fact one of my favourite videos of all time was a public enemy one with videos like by the time i get to arizona and live joints like night of the living baseheads..
...i had it stolen back in '96 cant find it anywhere now :(
Hatesrats™:
--- Quote from: WestCoastVeteran on October 12, 2003, 05:29:36 PM ---"Straight Outta Compton"
Eazy Duz It
No One Can Do It Better (1989 but close enough)
Life Is Too $hort
The Great Adventures Of Slick Rick
Long Live The Kane
It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back
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Also my list homie...(Good ear)
But if "The D.O.C." had came out in 88' instead of the following year...
It would have been my #1 pick outta the bunch.
gotta go with...N.W.A.
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Twentytwofifty:
Nightfall:
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1988 isnt the golden age fools, i explained this beofore lol
for the slow ones:
the golden age is the period in hip-hop that rap-music got commercial succes and that the subgenres devolepped
1986 till 1992
^^^^^^thats the golden age
1988 is just 1 year during the golden age
(i prolly sounded cocky like fuck in this post lol, im sorry)
Lincoln:
^^ You have some points, but 1988 is widely considered to be the Golden Age of Hip-Hop.
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