11 Best Boston Rap albums (90's)!

[Mr. J Selectah]

No EP's or Vls, just albums...11 classic rap Boston albums to remember, or for those who need re-ups, or that eventually might have lost any of these...obviously there are some more, but not every album fits in the standarts of classic, like the Live Poets "what's it all about" LP from 1995, for instance, i mean, it has some memorable tracks, but it also has lots of flaws...but anyways, feel free to add so more classic Boston albuns...
Tracklists taken from www.amazon.com


Almighty RSO-Doomsday forever rso (1996)


1. Doomsday Intro
2. Forever Rso
3. War's On
4. Thought You Knew
5. Gotta Be a Better Way
6. Summer Knightz
7. Sanity
8. You'll Never Know
9. You Could Be My Boo
10. Mix of Action
11. Keep Alive
12. Illicit Activity
13. Killin' Em
14. One in Tha Chamba
15. Quarter Past Nine
16. We'll Remember You



ED O.G. & Da Buldogs-Life of a kid in the ghetto (1991)


1. I'm Different
2. Speak upon It - Ace & Quan, Def Jef, Ed O.G & da Bulldogs
3. Feel Like a Nut
4. I Got to Have It
5. She Said It Was Great
6. Dedicated to the Right Wingers
7. Gotta Have Money (If You Ain't Got Money, You Ain't Got Jack)
8. Let Me Tickle Your Fancy - Ed O.G & da Bulldogs,
9. Be a Father to Your Child
10. Stop (Think for a Moment)
11. Bug-A-Boo
12. Life of a Kid in the Ghetto



ED O.G. & Da Buldogs-Roxbury 02119


1. Streets of the Ghetto
2. Busted
3. Love Comes and Goes
4. Skinny Dip (Got It Goin' On)
5. I Thought Ya Knew
6. I'm Laughin'
7. I'll Rip You
8. Go Up and Up
9. Try Me
10. Dat Ain't Right
11. Less Than Zero
12. Check It Out



Hoodratz -Sneeke muthafuckas (1993)


1. Bootlegga
2. Ms. Crabtree
3. Rolllin' Wit da Rat Pak
4. Street Smart Dummie
5. Murdered over Nuttin'
6. Free Cheeze Listen
7. Dag Nab It
8. Sneeke Muthfukaz
9. Had a Bad Day
10. Na Na, Na Na, Na
11. Grimee
12. Dis Budz Fa U
13. Git off Ma Dic
14. Murdered Ova' Nuttin' (The Grinch & DJ Chameleon Remix)
15. Murdered Ova' Nuttin' (The Sneeke Remix)



Juice with Soul-Body armor (1993)

1. Gang Lingo
2. To the Uumhm
3. It's On
4. Just Because You're Black
5. Kill or Get Killed
6. Money Ain't Shit When You're Dead
7. Body Armor
8. Like Father, Like Son
9. Born Suspect
10. Nickel Plated Funk
11. No Bizness in Show Bizness
12. System
13. Juice With Soul



Kreators-No contest (1999)

1. Intro
2. Foreign Lands
3. No Ordinary Love
4. I Can't Understand
5. Chemical
6. Concentrated (Interlude)
7. Ultimateline
8. How It Is
9. Labels (Interlude)
10. Spotlight
11. Industry (Interlude)
12. Who to Trust?
13. If You Don't Know
14. Money (Interlude)
15. All Day
16. Big Plans
17. Truth Vs. Game



Krumb Snatcha-Snatcha season vol. 1 (1998)


1. Intro Listen
2. Gangsta Disease [Remix] Listen
3. Remarkable Listen
4. Mental Orgasm Listen
5. Romeo and Juliet Listen
6. Hip Hop Listen
7. Closer to God Listen
8. Everyday Struggle - Krumb Snatcha Mobsters, Sonic, Sonic Listen
9. Hustlers and Hardcore - Kabuki, Krumb Snatcha Mobsters Listen
10. To All the Killas - Krumb Snatcha Mobsters, , Timbo King Listen
11. Simple Words



Scientifik-Criminal (1994)

1. Lawtown
2. I got planz Featuring Diamond D
3. Jungles of the east
4. Overnite gangsta
5. Yeah daddy
6. Still an herb dealer
7. As long as you know Featuring Edo. G
8. Fallen star
9. Downlo ho
10. Criminal



Scientifik-the most blunted (1992)


1. I Used to Know Ya
2. B**cH I Don't Need Ya
3. Slicka Picka Upper
4. I'm Taking Your Girl
5. It's Murda Son
6. I Ain't the Damn One
7. Most Blunted
8. Harcore Love
9. It's On
10. Disco Tech



Street Poets-Street Poets (1995)


1. Everybody Knows Me - Puch Spiked W/Poison
2. Mindless - Puch Spiked W/Poison
3. Can't Find My Way - Puch Spiked W/Poison
4. True Romance - Puch Spiked W/Poison
5. Eaze Off - Dif Productions
6. Skinz - Dif Productions
7. Everyday Life - Dif Productions
8. Buggin' - Dif Productions
9. Out Ta Flip - Polecat
10. Neighborhood - Polecat
11. What You Need - Polecat
12. 209A - Polecat



Wiseguys-In the company of killaz (1997)

1. Blazin 'Em (feat Tony Rhome & Moty & J-Stone & Hardcore & Stets & E-Devious & One Man Gang & Benzino & Cool Gzus)
2. Wiseguys
3. Doubleheada (feat Blazertown & Im & J-Hops)
4. Manhood
5. Brick Life (Here Today, Gone Tomorrow) (feat Cool Gzus & Mag Steel)
6. Draztic Meazures (Investigate My Whole Team)
7. Team Playa (feat DB-11 & E-Devious)
8. In Tha Company Of Killaz (feat Cool Gzus & E-Devious)
9. True Lies (feat One Man Gang & Belnel Mike)
10. Take Care Of Our Own (feat Hostile & Hardcore)
11. Bordaline (feat The All)
12. Maintain (feat G-Pack)
13. You Shoulda Squeezed (feat The All)
14. All The Same (feat Cool Gzus)
15. Hollow Tips (feat The All & Prodigy & Ty Nitty & GOD Pt III)



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[Philaflava]

Classics?

[Mr. J Selectah]

Classics, as Boston own classics, not "Illmatic" or "Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers" kind of style, as being some of the most influencials in rap music, worldwide...oh yeah but i forgot, you only feel like it's righteous to claim or rate the "native thongue" family as classic, right...

[Philaflava]

oh yeah but i forgot, you only feel like it's righteous to claim or rate the "native thongue" family as classic, right...

No, I just don't like to dilute the word. If there are no hot woman in your class you don't pick the most doable one and call her a dime, do you?

People taint the word "classic" so much in hip-hop by handing out granding curves.

Seattle has NO classic albums but I wouldn't dare call Mix-A-Lot's "Swass" a classic. Either it is or it isn't.

What this thread should be is Boston's best albums. Adding 'undisputed" just makes matters worse because you actually believe it and are telling the reader they have no room to argue the claim.

[Mr. J Selectah]

Like i said, "Boston's own classics", if you ask someone from that era about Ed OG & Da Buldogs, wouldn't they look at it as a reference from the old days? The classic Boston days of rap, know what i mean? To that someone, probably the shit would be larger than a Tribe Called Quest or De La Soul, since it's the bean town... but fair enough Philaflava, and don't get me wrong, i feel the same you do when it comes to what people look as "classic", and it's even more annoying, if you consider from the year 2000 until here, now there's a new classic everywhere...and it gets even more messed up "with the industry, the fresh music enemy", roots are taken from the music itself...so i'll change the title of the thread...

[Julius Seizure]

hey classics or not i appreciate the thread

[Thun]

Not for nothing, but the debut albums from both Ed OG and Scientifik are undisputed classics and fuck anyone who thinks otherwise.

There are albums that are jocked on this forum that don't have a single song as good "Jungles Of The East" or "Lawtown" or "Be A Father To Your Child" or "I Gotta Have It" or "Speak Upon It", etc.

Just saying.

[Blockhead]

"criminal" is dope as fuck. highly slept on. ed o g's debut is pretty good. like 5 or 6 good songs. a few classic songs within those.
all in all, boston hip hop has never exactly been particularly great.

[somebody cool]

i thought the hoodratz album was pretty weak everything else is good shit, boston had a lotta good shit in the 90s, u shoulda thrown up the concrete click ep instead of the hoodratz imo

whatever happened 2 dialek??

[Thun]

"criminal" is dope as fuck. highly slept on. ed o g's debut is pretty good. like 5 or 6 good songs. a few classic songs within those.
all in all, boston hip hop has never exactly been particularly great.

Ed OGs debut has aged very well. Production is banging. He kills shit with a very unique style. Maybe two missteps on the album and they're still good for what they are (a happy go lucky single and an R&B joint). He basically made the album Nice N Smooth were never able to, with much better rapping.

[kimani]

Edo shits on most rappers.

[jamrage]

i thought the hoodratz album was pretty weak everything else is good shit, boston had a lotta good shit in the 90s, u shoulda thrown up the concrete click ep instead of the hoodratz imo

whatever happened 2 dialek??

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree about that Hoodratz album, I love that shit. Found it in a dollar bin somewhere along with The Chamba's album. That was a great fucking day sir.

[Jaz]

Good to see the Street Poets and Scientifik albums included and I am an EDO fan from way back ands rate both albums highly.

The Hoodratz album was mostly good and so was that Kreators album, I like the Juice With Soul album, but didn't care for the Almighty RSO or the Krumb Snatcha albums that much.

I can't for the life of me remember what that Wiseguyz album was like, was it dope?

[LONDON!]

hey classics or not i appreciate the thread

co-sign this

@mr.j selektah
is this one big file fam?

[Jaz]

hey classics or not i appreciate the thread

co-sign this

@mr.j selektah
is this one big file fam?

nope, you can download each album separately

[LONDON!]

allright fam, safe for the info, my pc is really slow, i didn't want do download one big file and the pc crashes

[Thun]

Hoodratz album has some good beats but their wannabe Onyx steez gets really really old really really quick.

[boogs]

some good albums on there (Ed OG and Scientifik clearly at the top). However instead of the Krumb Snatcha joint (except for the Primo joint I find it forgetable for the most part but to each his own) I would've put up something like the first 7L & Esoteric album or Mr. Lif Enters The Colossus

[Blockhead]

Hoodratz album has some good beats but their wannabe Onyx steez gets really really old really really quick.

very quick. like three seconds into their debut video.
i didn't even really like the bets on the hoodratz album. i also never knew they were from boston till now.

[somebody cool]

I can't for the life of me remember what that Wiseguyz album was like, was it dope?

i love the album but if u didnt like the rso album idk if u will like it. the beats r more east coast sounding than the rso album if thats what u turned u off

[weekdaywarrior]

wasn't big on the hoodratz.. onyx knock off.. I have the lp.. who wants it?

[Moeses]

if anybody has some old school Nitroglis i'd flip

[Thun]

Hoodratz album has some good beats but their wannabe Onyx steez gets really really old really really quick.

i didn't even really like the bets on the hoodratz album. .

Not even this?

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[Blockhead]

Hoodratz album has some good beats but their wannabe Onyx steez gets really really old really really quick.

i didn't even really like the bets on the hoodratz album. .

Not even this?

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it's pretty good but the rapping makes it unlistenable. those guys were pretty corny.

[RacquetballGangsta]

there isnt shit wrong with talking about regional classics... gloss

[oracle21]

bootlegga was dope. still rock that joint once in a blue. that kurmbsnatcha album was ill in my opinion. Romeo and Juliet, Hip Hop and Closer to god were all quite dope