theaggravatedjew wrote:I voted Kanye. His style of production has appealed to me long before he populirezed it and it continues to appeal to me even though its no longer "cool" to like it.

i like how you voted for kanye because you like his production when this thread is about the best emcee of the year.

Yo, let me tell y'all mothafuckas somethin' (Shoot one of those niggas, Lord) We could battle for belts, ice (Type shit) Whatever the fuck you want to do Let me tell y'all somethin' This the Theodore Unit, mothafucka We takin' the bait of this shit That's word to my momma, man (Staten Island, nigga...

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I haven't heard any of those songs.

The one thing I can always think of is that the beat for "World is Yours" stands out as the worst beat on the album and is pretty average even without considering the other tracks.

im hoping that ya'll know the ledge

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Tough poll this time around. I know I am about to be lambasted for my pick, but here it goes: Sole - "Salt On Everything" Maybe on another day I would've picked DOOM, but the production on this Sole joint is THOROUGH. Rumbling, even. Plus, for a change I got a nice hold on the lyrics/delivery. I di...

Your reign on the top was short like leprechauns...

I voted NY State of Mind in the other thread, but Kick in the Door won here. It was between that and Living Proof though.

Where's the none of the above option?

I love Masta Ace as much as the next person, but the kind of shit people have been bringing up after hearing his not yet released album is fucking absurd. I never knew having an album that hasn't been released yet would propel from you nearly not being talked about to a top 5-10 emcee.

I've only heard one track from that list.

Swan Lake, but it was between that, Mighty Healthy, and 3000.

Madlib doesn't dig deep at all. Most of Quasimoto was made from UBB records. How the fuck is that deep? Someone caught him in an interview citing a made up track name from a Dusty Fingers release. He was saying it was one of his favorite breaks.

both of them are overrated as shit, but i like madlib more

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Eazy-E vs Dr. Dre because Real Muthafucking G's is one of the greatest West Coast songs of all time. "Hey, yo doctor..."