Still have all 3 tapes.

Personally, I prefer "Whut..". Not a knock on the other 2, which I love and still enjoy, but Red's joint was just so rugged and more relatable.

I have an issue with paying for downloads. If I'm paying money, I need something I can hold. I'm also a sucker for liner notes. I need to know who produced/mixed, what studio it was recorded in, even who they shout out. To answer the question, yes. I buy mostly old stuff on ebay and reissue boxsets....

R.I.P.

I went with KRS. That Souls record is dope as hell, but I listen to ROTBB way more.

Never was a big Spice 1 fan.

I've listened to that Redman album more than the other 2 albums combined.

All 3 are dope though.

When judging that specific day that both albums dropped, I'd say I was a little more intrigued by 36 Chambers from the way Wu Tang's music was circulating around NYC for awhile. It was a build to finally witness the debut of The Wu after hearing Protect Ya Neck/Method Man on underground radio, seei...

Mobb. And it aint close.

"My life is valuable and I'll protect it like a gem....."

BDK

Both really good albums. But i skip less songs on HOE so im going with that.

K-Def truly is slept on. Can't wait to check this out.

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Crazy Sam, Uncle Ralph and Tuffy are all appreciated and missed.

Good looks to fam who posted the dj rei tape. Haven't heard them dudes in years. Anymore would be greatly appreciated.

Can't wait for P and Al to hit the lab.

De La has yet to disappoint album wise do they get my vote.

Would've been excited for this ten years ago. But a production line up like that can't be ignored so ill check for this.