Post up an album that you still listen to regularly since you first heard it.

[Lou Cypher]

AZ - Doe or Die

Caught myself listening to this again! i dont skip a single track on this album. real dope.

 

[stupot0607]

AZ - Doe or Die

Caught myself listening to this again! i dont skip a single track on this album. real dope.

Im gonna shock you..... Never liked this, heard so many great things about Doe or Die but besides a few songs (Mo Money, Rather unique), it has no replay value and just trys to be Illmatic...

I prefer AWOL if im honest.

 

[Lou Cypher]

Im gonna shock you..... Never liked this, heard so many great things about Doe or Die but besides a few songs (Mo Money, Rather unique), it has no replay value and just trys to be Illmatic...

I prefer AWOL if im honest.

^ Deleted off my friends list post.

Jk. When i got this album i was listening to Illmatic a lot. so much that it felt like Doe or die and Illmatic was just 1 double disc album by 2 different rappers haha. I loved AWOL as well but every track on DoD was just superb i love AZ's flow. I think my second fave AZ album was Aziatic. Heard that one?

 

[Lou Cypher]

Love this album too. Heard it when it came out, loved it. I just love that justus league vibe.

 

[traestar]

Had to bump this and give you another album that I listen to on the regular.

Well actually I make it a summer tradition:

This album is dope!!

And Johnny Five (he goes by J-Five now) is really classified as a one hit wonder in the underground hip hop realm.

But this album I loved, front to back!

The song Call Response I believe should be on the list for songs in hip hop history, great single, however you wouldn't find that online.

 

[manofmorehouse]

Blueprint, It Was Written, Diplomatic Immunity, S. Carter Mixtape, Life After Death

 

[Lou Cypher]

Had to bump this and give you another album that I listen to on the regular.

Well actually I make it a summer tradition:

This album is dope!!

And Johnny Five (he goes by J-Five now) is really classified as a one hit wonder in the underground hip hop realm.

But this album I loved, front to back!

The song Call Response I believe should be on the list for songs in hip hop history, great single, however you wouldn't find that online.

Hey! that shits pretty dope man thanks im gonna look for that album. I remember seeing that on a blog once but i thought it was some old record lol.

 

[Lou Cypher]

 

[traestar]

Damn I have to keep reminding myself to get this album!

 

[grumpy_new_yorker]

 

[Lou Cypher]

ah man that Dirty Weaponry album was the shit, i havent heard that since i was like 15

 

[satyrone]

i found this album on vynl at this record store i shop at. its sealed too. i aint opening this for nothing. on the other hand i still havent rebought the cd tho. i got it the first day it dropped and i only had for like a couple of weeks when my car got broken in to and it got stolen.

 

[achewon87]

Easily the album I have listened to the most in my lifetime.

http://youtu.be/4poAOhrsvWE

I have purchased this album multiple times since it first dropped in 1991. There are few more but they don't have the tenure of this one.

 

[jono]

This would be a long ass post if I used pics but I will state title & artist:

#1-Talib Kweli "Eardrum". My first serious experience with Kweli and its by far my favorite album of his.

#2-Skyzoo & !llmind "Live From The Tape Deck"

#3-Big KRIT "Krit Wuz Here"

#4-J. Cole "The Warm Up" also "Friday Night Lights"

#5-Bizzy Bone "Alpha & Omega"

#6-Black Milk "Popular Demand"

#7-The D.O.C. "No One Can Do It Better"

#8-Gil Scott Heron "Pieces Of A Man" (not hip-hop but excellent nonetheless)

#9-Ice T "Power"

#10-LL Cool J "Bigger and Deffer" (one of the best albums EVER)

#11-The Roots "Game Theory"

#12-Styles P "Time Is Money"

#13-Twista "Adrenaline Rush"

#14-Bone Thugs N Harmony "E.1999 Eternal" (another one of the best albums ever)

#15-Clipse "Lord Willin"

I tried to be as low key or old school as possible.

 

[RuffDraft]

Love this album, shame they couldn't stay out of the pen and couldn't get along.

Another one:

This was THE album I used to bump at the train station on my way to University for a short while; just loved the way they kicked rhymes and flowed between one another reminiscent of Run DMC but a much more gutter version. Beats are nice and the whole album to me just shines.


Another one:

Another of my favourites, from the University before my last one. Intellectual rhymes questioning life, if you're aged between 18 to 21 and have an inner pool of questions regarding life, the subject on this album will suit you to the ground. Moreover, the beats are perfect for Cise Starr and Akin and I just think the album NEEDS TO BE HEARD by anyone who likes hip hop.

 

[traestar]

I have another one:

Don't Sleep on Ugly Duckling, they are dope and definitely have that old school sound. This was my favorite release from them, I didn't get their recent album yet but thats on the list!

 

[bigev240]

 

[traestar]

Still have to get Remo's Album

 

[rip.dilla]

Q-Tip - The Renaissance

Will Smith - Big Willie Style

Ja Rule - Pain Is Love

Waiting To Exhale (OST)

Beanie Segel - The B.Coming

Common - Finding Forever

Common - Like Water For Chocolate

KanYe West - Late Registration

The Roots - Undun

Dr. Dre - 2001

Jay Z - The Blueprint

Taxi Driver - Original Score

George Benson - Best Of Instrumentals

Slum Village - Villa Manifesto

Ab-Soul - Control System

DJ Quik - Book Of David

Notorious B.I.G - Life After Death

Slum Village - Fan-tas-tic: Vol. 2

(....)

Props to whoever posted that J*Davey album. Dope ish

 

[Lou Cypher]

This was the best random buy ive ever done. I think this came out when i was 14, i went to the store to go buy common's album Be and had enough money for one more album. Saw this and i remember someone mentioning LB before but never checked them out. Picked this album up and was blown away. Since i was 14 this has been on every ipod/phone/computer ive ever had. I wish i still had the disc. Love this album was just listening to it today!