moment of truth, and it's not even close. perfect late-90s album except for 2 tracks. also love showbiz & ag's full scale lp ... still one of the best ditc albums, especially when it comes to post-92 material. Which two arent u feeling? "she knows what she wants" and "the mall". not bad tracks per ...

moment of truth, and it's not even close. perfect late-90s album except for 2 tracks.

also love showbiz & ag's full scale lp ... still one of the best ditc albums, especially when it comes to post-92 material.

Philaflava wrote:That's the problem. That isn't the original version. Listen closely, shit is probably redone from the early 00s.

it's the version of the 94 q-tip remix, right? never seen an acapella for the original version...

Philaflava wrote:Is there a such thing of a Nas - The World Is Your acapella? If so, can somebody please upload that for me?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8G0Pmwep5iQ

use http://mp3fiber.com/index.php

...and if it hadn't been for trag, the war report would be a mediocre piece of music with some nice beats.

97 was so boring except for some underground stuff. most albums sucked ... imo, it was the first year of the 90s singles outdid full-length albums, just like 86, 87. anyways, voted for funcrusher+ because it was a start of the rawkus movement (that got me very much after the first few releases, too)...

16 and 17 are maaaaaad nice, bro!

hope your new instrumental stuff will be available soon ... I'd like to listen to it on my ipod.

ah okay, usually don't read the posts if there's those retarded "real hip hop" comments by wicked in between. my fault, sorry...

oh, and de la's 4th album was nice, too. in adition, these guys got lots of great of great non-lp tracks on comps and 12"es in 96.

you didn't include the cenobites and juggaknots albums bevause the recordings date back to 93/94, right?

wasn't heltah skeltah's debut album released in '96, too? from the list, I think I'll vote for dr. octagon as the line-up of kool keith, qbert and dan automator was so amazing, plus they introduced sir menelik, and dj shadow co-production/remix added flavor. imo, mobb deep' hoe and redman's mw are o...

not too active on the www lately, but this mix is nice:

https://m.soundcloud.com/hellee-hooper/ ... eep-25-mix

dude also got nice "breakin atoms" and "low end theory" 25th ann. mixes on his soundcloud page.

is that j-love on the mhz pic?

wow. you're not really into quality control, huh?

quality stuff, cryp. the man w/ the drums AND a message. i really like it.

94 was the most amazing year for hip hop since 88.

voted for organized, but word...life and darkside are also unique recordings on a similar level.

instead of mop, tical and that mediocre brand nubian album, you should have included saafir's boxcar sessions.

I'd take Akinyele's Vagina Diner over the listed albums any day!

From the list, DLS or ATCQ.

IMO, out of the first half of the 90s, 93 has been the weakest year for hip hop.

Organized's debut album is my fave from 91. Voted for Breaking Atoms ... lots of memories

percee p and akinyele recorded verses for "back to the grill" that were scrapped. o.c. appeared on the remix.

anyone peeped this: http://www.1994hiphop.com/2016/07/va-true-sound-sampler-promo-cd-1992-flac-320-kbps/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; this compilation includes some pre-western hemisfear tracks by voodu & bird. unfortunately, I'm not able to dl from this site, so if anybody could u...

Alchemist is so damn ill. Top 5 producer ever imo. co-sign this statement, he's on par with guys like dj premier, pete rock, and extra p, maybe more versatile than those guys. voted for albert einstein, but with the mad underrated "rare chandeliers" project, he took the muted drums genre to the nex...

Dinosaur niggas like Gloss and Thun whose formative rap years were like '88 to '95 are usually gonna fuck with Illmatic more. They think Halftime > the Message. Slightly younger bros, such as myself, who were outchea from '96 to '02 always thought It Was Written was great, but still couldn't front ...

As much as I love listening to the tapes from the 90's I'm happy to see how Stretch and Bob have evolved, that's good to hear they played all genres and didn't stick to Hip Hop. There's plenty of other DJs who are willing to spin Golden Era rarities 24/7/365 we can find online nowadays if we want. ...

1. O-Zone
2. Yes You May
3. You Can't Front

Premier's Next Level remix is so much better than the original...

no question, mc's ultra ... magnetic ... magnetic

Organized, of course. Both tracks are great, OG version is mad underrated.

Outta these, only Illmatic for me. Maybe LET, OB4CL, 36 Chambers and The Infamous minus a few tracks, but that doesn't mean perfection. I'd rather think of Step In The Arena, Mecca & The Soul Brother, Organized's debut and Stress: TEA, Funky Technician, Breakin' Atoms, Word...Life, Redman's 2nd and ...

mighty pharoahe, and it's not even close

nice bunch of beats, man. you're real good with the drums.

full-length instrumentals would be great. maybe a few with vocals by yourself, windsnbreeze, breeze brewin, billy woods or ka.

the cenobites ep on chopped herring ... shipping right now.

mr. voo ep's great, too.

nice stuff, my favorite bunch so far.

a drum roll can be so powerful and energetic, it's the most underrated element of hip hop production.