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When Was The Golden Era Of Hip-Hop? What Year? What Time Of Year?

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TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Overseer on December 18, 2004, 02:56:06 PM ---u say what you listed was the last dying breath of the golden age.. wind that clock back to around 92/93 so it includes The Chronic, Illmatic, Doggstyle, Regulate G Funk Era... and you've got the golden age covered..


on your scale i chose 94 coz that sits in the middle..  illmatic, doggystyle and regulate dropped that year

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Yeah, but what I'm saying is, those artists that you mentioned that dropped albums in 94 (Wu-tang too) were still tight and in their prime in summer 96. 

Thirteen:
i say now

you have Nelly making HUUUGE moves not only being the first rapper that came out with two cd's in one day (even though rappers have come out with double disks...but some how that doesn't count) plus he genre crushing callabo with Tim McGraw

you got Kanye West, the realest big baby to ever do it

you have the whole Dip Set thing... sure Bloods from california don't get any love but people sure do love knock offs

Snoop Dogg and Pharrel took us back to the Doggystyle days with R & G

and eminem came with his most lyrical cd yet, talking about important issues

this has been a great year for hip hop

Suga Foot:

--- Quote from: Dangerfield on December 18, 2004, 03:01:22 PM ---you have Nelly making HUUUGE moves not only being the first rapper that came out with two cd's in one day (even though rappers have come out with double disks...but some how that doesn't count)

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Mac Dre did it first.

Traumatized:
For me it's the summer '96.

Thirteen:

--- Quote from: Suga Foot on December 18, 2004, 03:02:28 PM ---
--- Quote from: Dangerfield on December 18, 2004, 03:01:22 PM ---you have Nelly making HUUUGE moves not only being the first rapper that came out with two cd's in one day (even though rappers have come out with double disks...but some how that doesn't count)

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Mac Dre did it first.

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that doesn't count either.... white america doesn't recognize Mac Dre and MTV, the channel that is on the forefront of the hip hop movement has never played a Mac Dre song

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