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    Kid Cudi Warns Fans That "Man On The Moon 3" Will Be Nothing Like Previous Installments

    Something weird is becoming with him. I loved Indicud, but nobody wants to listen to bullshit he released after that shit.
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    O.C. ....Times up

    Word...Life is one of the greatest hip-hop albums ever made. It's my top 10. It has everything - message and lyrics are timeless, production is smooth, jazzy and multi-layered, perfectly matched to O.C. not so-agressive delivery. Listened to this album yesterday and I love it just as much as 20...
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    This is when people said Nas sold his soul

    I always liked this single. Despite some commercial appeal, Nas spits fire. The rest of the album is even greater. One of his best in entire catalogue.
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    Public Enemy...

    Their last album is straight fire. No chance for discussion in here though.
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    Where does Kendrick rank all time? Whats his ceiling? Is he as good as Biggie?

    That's not the stretch. Big had only 2 albums - you guys don't remember, but Life After Death has been widely recognized as disappointment when it first came out. To Pimp a Butterfly is already heralded one of the best albums released this year and it's status is still rising. Kendrick...
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    Classic Or Not Vol 115.....Country Grammar

    This album wasn't even good, depite extreme commerical success.
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    J Cole is the first Hip Hop artist in 25 years to go Platinum without a feature

    Not only he made great album with no features, but also without promotion. Now wait for Kendrick to hit platinum.
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    Kanye Reaches Out To Shirley Manson, She Tells Him To "Go F-ck Yourself"

    Bitch owned him. Seems like Kanye's becoming official mainstream toilet - it's so easy to shit on him.
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    ***BIG PUN***..."Capital Punishment" -VS - "Yeeeah Baby"

    I never felt Yeaaaaaaaah Baby that much. He wanted to cross-over too hard with that shit. Very uneven work. Capital Punishment is a classic.
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    Raising Hell vs. It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back

    Great thread. Both albums are indisputable classics, but It Takes a Nation completely chaanged the course of hip-hop into social-political movement. Plus the album is simply better - beats are sparser, more tense and chaotic (Bomb Squad yo) , wordplay is more complex and clever and Chuck D's...
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    Janet Jackson Won’t Clear Sample On Wale’s ‘Girls On Drugs’

    Quit hating on bro. Janet acts like selfish bitch. Talking about song being too nasty when she made album (Damita Jo) dedicated to her nastiness. Her career is dead anyway.
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    If Denzel quit showbiz today... what role is remembered for the most?

    Training Day is more recognizable but Malcolm X made him sensation. It's his greatest role to date, far different from typical biopic performances.
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    Madonna Feat. NAS - Veni Vidi Vici..

    Nas actually made that song. That was a dope verse on average pop track,
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    Food & Liquor vs Good kid, M.A.A,D city

    With all respect for Lupe, his production is never stellar enough to compete with other classics. I support him from day one, but Kendrick takes it.
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    Dear White People (2014)

    Most of people hate it, because they disliked characters which is stupid, since movie is satire both on whites and blacks and relations between them. I liked it very much. It reminded me of School Daze, which of course was better and dealt with different type of racism. Actually I liked presence...

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