How the fuck did you just group Masta Ace and The Beatnuts together as MC's?

How the fuck did you just group Masta Ace and The Beatnuts together as MC's?

Balzac wrote: i think kanye is a great MC. if you can't pick out that he's way above average, theres something wrong.

Kanye's tendency to experiment with his cadence to annoying degrees puts him far below Madlib on my listenable rappers list.

Madlib by miles and miles and miles.

FuckYou wrote: Onyx's "Shut 'Em Down."

That came out in 1998 and I voted for Co Flow.

I don't know what you mean by "complete". Do you mean the best/closest to flawless (Illmatic) or the actual most complete in terms of all aspects of hip hop (Ready to Die)?

:?: Every album besides Reasonable Doubt and The Blueprint has had the same "trying to make a song for everyone" formula, which is not the path to cohesiveness and consistency.

nas has had 1 great album and then some albums with great songs but never another great album... http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000002B1M.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drf600/f618/f61804ly719.jpg Actually, I think all Nas' albums were dope except for Nastradamus , whic...

the more i think about it the more i realize ice cube hasnt fallen off at all and should be taken off the list immediately...he purposely changed his style to fit the times...maybe he sold out but he definiely hasnt fallen off... Do you really love Cube so much that you won't admit he fell off? :?

Keith and Cube are in a whole nother league of falling off.

I picked Rakim because he's the best to me - simple as that. Completely ignoring the monumental impact he had on rapping, his flow and lyrics were about as good as you can possibly get. This isn't coming from someone who is trying to prove they're down; this is coming from someone who raps along to ...

Gotta go with The God.

Remo the Great wrote:
not really. did u see that list? and everything rick rubin touches gets shine...

George Martin is way ahead of Rick just off the stuff he did for The Beatles. And what about Quincy Jones? Rubin is good, but not that good.

The Low End Theory eclipses the production on any of the albums associated with those people, including It Takes A Nation..., and I love that album.