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SGV:
David Banner - MTA 2: Baptized In Dirty Water

I finally got this. It's hot. Banner came through again on the production tip. Some dope features from Twista, T.I., Bun B, 8-Ball, Lil Flip, and others. Still gotta give it more listens to see if it's as good as Mississippi The Album.

Dizzee Rascal - Boy In Da Corner

I was sleeping on this for a minute. Heard real good things, but kept sleeping. Now that I've finally peeped it. All I gotta say is  :o This cat is on some other shit. Straight up, a great album. He's not very complex, but comes with some dope lyricism. Good concepts. The Beats are crazy on this.

Messy Marv - Disobayish

Heated! Messy came with it as usual. But, this was a very well rounded album. Has some good commercial appeal, but will never make much noise outside of the Bay. Features from E-40, Yuk, Rich The Factor and some other people. Rick Rock produced a couple tracks on it, too. Of course, it features the diss to Obie Trice. Hot album.

Cypress Hill - Til Death Do Us Part

Of course this won't top any of their first 3 albums, but it was still a damn good album. Muggs handled most of the production, with Alchemist and Fred Wreck helping out a little. Just an array of sounds, not just the signature dark Cypress sound. Very few features on the album, mainly just Sen Perro and B-Real ripping the mic. I dig that.

Yak Ballz - My Claim

I was expecting some spaced out emcee based on his name, but he suprised me. Very street oriented, like most of the ECC/Weathermen. Nice beats and concepts. His flow is a little off from time to time, but for the most part he's good. I'm gonna finally have to Weathermen's album. Really, the production is the main reason I dig this album. Not bad.

Lil Flip - U Gotta Feel Me

Really, this album could've been one disc. First disc had 12 songs, second disc had 9. It was still a real good album. Flip picked some very hot beats, from the likes of David Banner to The Heatmakers. Gotta love it. He got Cam'Ron, Jim Jones, Ludacris, Pastor Troy, Killer Mike, Baby D, Three Six Mafia and others on the album, too. He holds his own with all of them. "Game Over" is killing em right now. That song is hot as hell. The album was strong.

Pastor Troy - By Any Means Necessary

After Universal fucking up his first major release(Face Off) and pushing him towards a more commercial style(Universal Soldier), PT Cruiser finally comes back to his old ways. Rowdy Hip Hop like only the true King of Crunk can do. 13 tracks with only features on the second half. Juvenile, 8-Ball, Lil Pete and a few others. "Ridin' Big" is sick. He used the same sample 3-6 Mafia used for "Test My Gangsta" that shit was hard. "Benz" is a remake of Whodini's "Freinds," real hot. I'm feeling this album.


The albums in my sig well, I don't even need to add them to this list. They're all heated.

MANBEARPIG.:

--- Quote from: SGV on March 26, 2004, 05:33:49 PM ---David Banner - MTA 2: Baptized In Dirty Water

I finally got this. It's hot. Banner came through again on the production tip. Some dope features from Twista, T.I., Bun B, 8-Ball, Lil Flip, and others. Still gotta give it more listens to see if it's as good as Mississippi The Album.

Dizzee Rascal - Boy In Da Corner

I was sleeping on this for a minute. Heard real good things, but kept sleeping. Now that I've finally peeped it. All I gotta say is  :o This cat is on some other shit. Straight up, a great album. He's not very complex, but comes with some dope lyricism. Good concepts. The Beats are crazy on this.

Cypress Hill - Til Death Do Us Part

Of course this won't top any of their first 3 albums, but it was still a damn good album. Muggs handled most of the production, with Alchemist and Fred Wreck helping out a little. Just an array of sounds, not just the signature dark Cypress sound. Very few features on the album, mainly just Sen Perro and B-Real ripping the mic. I dig that.

Lil Flip - U Gotta Feel Me

Really, this album could've been one disc. First disc had 12 songs, second disc had 9. It was still a real good album. Flip picked some very hot beats, from the likes of David Banner to The Heatmakers. Gotta love it. He got Cam'Ron, Jim Jones, Ludacris, Pastor Troy, Killer Mike, Baby D, Three Six Mafia and others on the album, too. He holds his own with all of them. "Game Over" is killing em right now. That song is hot as hell. The album was strong.


The albums in my sig well, I don't even need to add them to this list. They're all heated.

--- End quote ---


I've been looking for those ^^^ esp. Dizzee Rascal, heard good things bout him, I've been downloading like a madman this month everything in my sig I got this month.



Kanye West- College Dropout
What more can I say that hasn't been said here already??

N*E*R*D*- Fly or Die
Not really a flat out hip hop album and it's tight as fuck!  This is definitely something different I've been looking for lately.  Very pleased with this album.

Norah Jones- Feels Like Home
I love her voice, it's something like Sade, it's a really chill CD, like someone else said on here it is good background music or something to sleep to.  Although some tracks sound kinda country IMO it's still a good album

Dilated Peoples- Neighborhood Watch
Damn! all I got to say about this, it's an album that sounds different everytime you listen to it, definitely feelin it!

Talib Kweli- Beautiful Struggle
Talib came correct on this even though it isn't mastered it is still hard.  Lyrically this is the best CD I've heard all year, another banger from Talib definitely gonna cop this legally whenever it drops.

Don Breezio:
N*E*R*D* - Fly Or Die: dope as hell...perfect album to just sit and chill to

J-Kwon - Hood Hop: has some really good tracks and some really weak tracks...good album for bumping while driving.

Knoc-Turn'Al - The Way I Am: not usually my style of albums...i've never really been into the westcoast gangsta shit that much...but i really like this album...some dope ass tracks.

Carl Thomas - Let's Talk About It: better than his first album imo...some really good tracks...definetely worth the money (even though i downloaded it lol)

Usher - Confessions: usher is one of the few artists that can consistently put out dope songs...i love this album just as much as i loved 8701...although it still doesnt top my way.

Talib Kweli - Beautiful Struggle (Advance): great album...could do without a few tracks but has some of the best material i've ever heard from kweli.

Lil Flip - U Gotta Feel Me: downloaded but havent listened yet...heard it was good though

a few others i've bought recently:

David Banner - MTA2: Baptized In Dirty Water - Dope
Kanye West - College Dropout - Dope
Common - Resurrection - I think we all know the answer to this
Eamon - I Don't Want You Back - Decent

SGV:
I'm gonna have to peep that Kweli.

I also checked out the Madvillain album. That's Madlib on the beats and MF Doom on the mic. I thought it was weak. I don't dig Madlibs productions. Doom is aight on the mic.

But, peep Dizzee Rascal. This cat is on another tip.

You know, I never peeped the first N.E.R.D. album, should I check that out? I was thinking of checking out this new one, until I read those two clowns from Good Charlotte were on it.

Don Breezio:

--- Quote from: SGV on March 26, 2004, 09:12:40 PM ---You know, I never peeped the first N.E.R.D. album, should I check that out? I was thinking of checking out this new one, until I read those two clowns from Good Charlotte were on it.

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they don't even sound like good charlotte...swallow your pride and check it out...its dope. i don't really like their first album but i like this one.

as for dizzee rascal...what's he like? southern? Westcoast?...good tracks to check out?

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