Alchemist best collabo album according to HipHopDX. Yall Agree/Disagree?

[TheDarceKnight]

Kind of a "safe list" but it's also not terrible. Voire Dire and Great Escape frankly don't belong on there, but they're newer and were critically acclaimed, so I get it. I also wouldn't put No Idols on there, but it's a blog era classic, so I get it. I'd have chosen 360 Waves or M1CS if they wanted another project from that era.

I'm seeing a lot of cats upset here that Lulu with Conway wasn't on there, but honestly it was only 6 songs so I'm not surprised. I feel like they went with full length projects only.

And low key I think Albert Einstein > Return of the Mac, but I also understand why they'd choose Mac. Covert Coup would be my #1, but Alfredo got all the Grammy attention, and I think that's why they put it there.

I also like Bo Jackson more than Tea in China, but I do think Tea in China is arguably the more cohesive "album experience".

 

[Jards]

If Masterpiece Theater had three more tracks it would be number 1. Can’t believe we haven’t had another WTK x ALC project since 2013

 

[Jards]

Covert coupe is it for me

That project started Al’s renaissance (if you can call it that) - he even said himself that Spitta introduced him to a whole new scene and audience.

Scottie Pippens

 

[Awesome Wells]

Covert Coupe is probably #1, for me.

But it's not easy to pick. ALC got a lot to choose from.

 

[Jards]

My favourite ALC beat:



When it came out I’d play it at least 10 times a day loool

 

[TheDarceKnight]

My favourite ALC beat:



When it came out I’d play it at least 10 times a day loool

Funny enough this was really the first beat of his that made me a fan. A few of his earliest classics I either didn’t know he did them or the name just didn’t stick with me. This was the one where I went back and realized he was the guy that did keep it thoro, we gonna make it, the realest, and worst comes to worst.

He really laced infamous Mobb. Until we got return of the Mac, that infamous Mobb debut felt like the most alc beats we were gonna get on one single album

 

[reserved_one]

Return Of The Mac would be my #1. I remember downloading on it off the internet and immediately being blown away by how incredible it was. The album revitalized Prodigy as he begun his transition into the underground and becoming a force in it. It was somewhat a return to form for him and Alchemist laced him with pure uncut dope.

Covert Coup would be #2....

Fetti would be #3

It puts in perspective that Curren$y has made his best music with Alchemist and I enjoyed The Pilot Talk series and his collabs with other producers but Spitta x ALC>>>!!

I’m glad to see No Idols on the list….that tape is criminally underrated.

 

[LDC]

Covert Coup

 

[GeeEffKay]

Might actually have to go with covert coup

 

[Jards]

This era of ALC was dope as well:







He rinsed that plug-in for sure loool

There was also a version of Wet Wipes with an intro that was on an Alchemist mixtape or greatest hits that was cold as fukk …

 

[Pack2]

Need an Alchemist & Stove God collab album. Ostertag is fukking FIRE & way too short. one of my favourite joints on Hitler Wears Hermes 8: Side B

Brick in my daughter’s newborn bag
When they were scared to get it through the mailman, I went Utah Jazz


Met Stove and spit that line for him he was loving it

I told him we need a full project with ALC

 

[Peak]

If the Vince Staples/ALC project had released it would have been up there to.

 

[Danie84]

How is Albert Einstein not No.1 after Covert Coup

 

[Danie84]

Wow thats a hell of a list. Al still has a secret album on Youtube that no one has found yet.

An underrated gem IMO.

Yassir Arrafat

 

[TheDarceKnight]

This era of ALC was dope as well:

He rinsed that plug-in for sure loool

There was also a version of Wet Wipes with an intro that was on an Alchemist mixtape or greatest hits that was cold as fukk …

The version of Wet Wipes on Chemistry Files had more of an intro to it. Was dope.