Fact mag: The 100 Best Indie Hip-Hop Records Of All Time

[Alias@anticon.com]

[Y@k Bollocks]

Nobody's yet mentioned that Bigg Jus' Black Mamba Serums ranked higher than El-P's Fantastic Damage, which is something I fully endorse and which we've discussed here a bunch -- how they're solo works compare.

'remove that post homie'

[Versive]

Sorry, I mean their, not they're. That's unlike me.

1. Poor People's Day
2. I'll Sleep When You're Dead
3. Black Mamba Serums v2
4. Fantastic Damage
5. Cancer 4 Cure
6. Machines That Make Civilization Fun

[Mark 563]

Good work on this list - quite a big effort. That site is horrible to navigate though.

Here are some records I would have included:

Ten Theives 'It Don't Matter'
Ten Theives 'Straight From The Slums'
L The Head Toucha 'Too Complex'
Brick City Kids 'Brick City Kids'
Black Attack 'My Crown'
Black Attack 'Verbal Attack'
L-Fudge 'Liquid'
Dilated Peoples 'Work The Angles'
Rasco 'The Unassisted'
Encore 'The Essence'
Foreign Legion 'Overnight Success / Full Time B-Boy'
Ground Floor 'Dig On That'
Shorty Long 'Shorty Doin His Own Thang'
Ak Skills 'Check The Flava'
Street Smartz 'Problemz / Metal Thangz'
T-Love 'Return Of The B-Girl'
Mr Complex 'Visualize'
Big Twan 'One Time For The Lyricist'
Finsta Bundy 'Who I Be'
Finsta Bundy 'Feel The High'
Finsta Bundy 'Sunnyside'
Hillfiguz 'Up On Prospect'
Powerule 'Bright Lights Big City'
Fierce 'Crab'
Shadez Of Brooklyn 'Change'

To name a few.

[Y@k Bollocks]

Sorry, I mean their, not they're. That's unlike me.

Sorry - was an obscure reference to the time Big Juss signed up to the HHI messageboards to take a reviewer to task after they ripped into the Plantation Rhymes/Gafflin Whips EP.

[Doogs]

Sorry, I mean their, not they're. That's unlike me.

Sorry - was an obscure reference to the time Big Juss signed up to the HHI messageboards to take a reviewer to task after they ripped into the Plantation Rhymes/Gafflin Whips EP.

if i'm not mistaken, it was jay seagraves, and he rated it all 1's or something like that

[Philaflava]

Good work on this list - quite a big effort. That site is horrible to navigate though.

Here are some records I would have included:

L The Head Toucha 'Too Complex'
Brick City Kids 'Brick City Kids'
Street Smartz 'Metal Thangz'
Hillfiguz 'Up On Prospect'
Fierce 'Crab'

To name a few.

LOVE LOVE LOVE

[Employee]

No J-Live?

Disappoint.

[aeokq]

A lot of nondescript albums in there.

I liked seeing Lone Catalysts- Hip Hop.

[Mark 563]

No J-Live?

Disappoint.

'The Best Part' was on the list.

[Jayou Ayen]

Is E-Rule on this list? That's all I want to know.



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[Skeptic]

Good read.

LoDeck and Cool Calm Pete are the only absences I noticed.

[Versive]

Postcards from the Third Rock dropped in 2008 and Behold dropped in 2007, which would remove both from contention. His older stuff is dope, but I don't know about Top 100 of that era.

[drizzle]

gonna be playing some of this on Fact radio from 3-5 today, prolly gonna lean more on the late 90s ny indie stuff

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