I've got the album too. When I got ahold of the lyrics to Stir Crazy (f/ Eminem) and found out that the Madd Rapper had a whole album out, I had a store import it for me. The song was, as I already imagined from the lyrics, pretty dope stuff. And there was an occasional somewhat enjoyable track on ...

Nas ft. Big L produced by Buckwild or Premier

Biggie ft. Kool G. Rap produced by Havoc

Wow, Canibus is winning this? What the fuck is wrong with you? the fact that from 1997-2000 he delivered some of the greatest lyrical performances known to hip-hop probably has something to do with it. how about the fact that he never put out a decent album and everything dope he ever spit sounds r...

1. Tame
2. A.G.
3. Edo G.
4. Percee P
5. Mikah 9



How the FUCK does Canibus have 9 votes? Y'all can't be serious.


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can someone up some Fatlip solo tracks... I remember a video for one of them... anyway... I've been fiending for some Fatlip lately


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definitely my favorite wake up show anthem...

props for upping this... I lost it awhile ago

by the way nobody tops Nas on this..

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NWA - Straight Outta Compton (I heard this shit when I was in like second grade... dubbed it immediately at my friends house, hid it from my folks) Too Short - Life Is... (same thing as NWA... these two were my real introduction to rap) Eric B. & Rakim - Follow the Leader (heard this album much late...

manwhore wrote:booya.

odb - brooklyn zoo (original version)

http://s22.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0HXK ... 3S64XZ6OEW

raekwon - ice cream

http://s21.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3KYY ... 2CKLQKXGNM

nicely done

Philaflava wrote:Extra P, although Diamond had better albums and some unforgetable guest spots.

Godfather Don is dope, but he doesn't have a catalog like the rest of the producers listed.

guess it depends on your criteria... whether it's more important that the guy is a dope producer or a dope emcee...

darkwingduck wrote:

Pookie Smoochy Cowboy wrote:This thread is changing my life.

WORD!

now only if someone would host Brooklyn Zoo! Aint nuthin better than seeing ODB selling Fireworks out the trunk of his car in Chinatown.

what about Raekwon "Ice Cream"?

I voted for Extra P, but people are SLEEPING on Godfather Don... RZA definitely deserves to be on this list though... Lord Finesse is a dope producer too, but he's a much better emcee, i think of him as an emcee who produces more than vice versa

didn't he drop by for the Wee Bee Foolish album?

horrible thread

damn - I had a ton of videos on my computer before my harddrive crashed... this is replenishing my supply... thanks everybody who posted in this thread... much appreciated

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MD wrote:I never picked up the second one, but I really liked "Bounce To The Ounce."

ditto, that song is sick, and hilarious


"Puffy on the radio? Word I'm back in New York again"

Hobo Junction and Hieroglyphics had crazy beef in the mid-nineties. Mainly because Hiero felt that Saafir was biting their flows. As a consequence Saafir and Casual battled on the wake up show, and Saafir murdered him. Hieroglyphics lyrics were filled with salty references toward biters and biting ...

The Beastie Boys originally titled their debut album, "Don't Be A Faggot" until Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons had a conference with them in a NYU dorm room. I knew that and so did several others on HHI, but Seagraves never seemed to believe it. It was even mentioned in Ego Trip's Book of Rap Lists...

After Public Enemy's sample trouble in the 80's and Chuck's blatant defense of the art of sampling on It Takes a Nation of Millions... Chuck D sued the estate of Notorious BIG for sampling his voice (even though Primo sampled it) on "Ten Crack Commandments," at the time I remember many people claim...

- After the ongoing trend of past-dead entertainers suing rappers for samples at the time (i.e. Public Enemy and Biz markie) the Turtles sued De la Soul for using 3 seconds of their song on a got-damn skit!!!! But yet Steady B and KRS ONE remained untouched...what kinda shit is that?!?!!?! After Pu...

Eric B. didn't even do the cuts on the Eric B. & Rakim albums... Rakim did all the cuts on Paid in Full , after that they got a real ghost DJ (I don't know who)... beats (as we all know) were done by Marley Marl, Paul C, Large Professor, & Rakim himself. And Eric B. provided financial backing to the...

in my opinion that list is severly deficient

Q-Unique was my fav, but an uncle howie release... Bill by a mile otherwise

It's not up there, but I'd DEFINITELY go for Lex Records if I had the choice... just because beat wise it would probably mean production from Dangermouse, Jel, Joe Beats, etc...


I went with G4 though, cuz they got a dope roster of producers and emcees too...

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oracle21 wrote:i wish there was a chino and finesse collabo like 5 years ago . ah well

really??

I don't really see their styles meshing at all...

Chino and Kool G was cool

and Chino and Ras Kass was fucking murderous

Kool G and Kane always make the ill collabs though

I voted for Finesse, but thinking back on it I think Ras Kass takes it... I just didn't notice him the first time through...

Chino XL gets my vote for most overrated punchline emcee

I prefer "God We Trust" actually... I too am a hip hop sinner I guess... Do You Want MORE????!?!?