Can we all admit that Life After Death is the greatest Hip Hop album of all time?
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Juicy Ace
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Eastside Get The Money
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Me Against the World is the greatest artistic project of all time to me. A man predicting his fate and telling his real life while craziness is happening in front of everyone.
But LAD is the best hip hop album ever. Musically, sonically it hasn't been touched. I still feel a beat like my downfall. And the rain in somebodys gotta die. No one was doing that. nikkaz bleed. the skits. Mad rapper. playa hater. The stories. The aftermath. Even the intro sounds like a movie studio created it. It's the greatest and no one can contest that.
But LAD is the best hip hop album ever. Musically, sonically it hasn't been touched. I still feel a beat like my downfall. And the rain in somebodys gotta die. No one was doing that. nikkaz bleed. the skits. Mad rapper. playa hater. The stories. The aftermath. Even the intro sounds like a movie studio created it. It's the greatest and no one can contest that.
Well..trying to define ONE album as GOAT....just aint gonna happen..its your opinion..you convey a decent argument tho...but you sound like a fan first..so that will show bias..
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bigbadbossup2012
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bigbadbossup2012
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nikka please. Despite being classic,it's an attempt to match AEOM that fails. AEOM is the goat hiphop album
im in my 30s lol.. dont give me that shyt
i dont need explanations on why a song isnt filler or not..
ive been listening to this album forever and always end up skipping these
just my opinion
nah
CashmereThoughts
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It's the album that since it's released everybody tries to make; a perfect blend of songs and yet nobody can come close to doing. Biggie set the real benchmark for Hip Hop post Life After Death
He had already won with Ready To Die (bringing the east coast back to dominance) and it's like, that was just the beginning. Ready To Die like Life After Death is a milestone in music.
Then he did the unthinkable with Life After Death and took the game to another level.
Bar for bar, verse for verse, line for line, he is the greatest MC of all time.
You might have another nikkas who might be/were just a tad bit (not by much if at all) more lyrical than him (Nas or Pun for example) but in terms of the full package, Biggie was all of that and then some. He was miles ahead of nikkas with his music.
Big had the "hottest chick in the game" with Faith, was ghostwriting for his crew, never dropped a wack verse and always gave it his all.
Still to this day, it ain't an MC that possesses even an ounce of the talent Biggie had.
The voice, the rhymes, the flow, the style, the image etc etc. He was the man. He is the GOAT MC.
Is this even up for debate?
ZEB WALTON
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Id say that as far as setting the blueprint for having a piece of everything on it, yea its one of the goats if not thee goat.
CashmereThoughts
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Nah.
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