Can we all admit that Life After Death is the greatest Hip Hop album of all time?

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Nah on 3 reasons:

1. Disc 2>>>>Disc 1
2. "B.I.G Bring that ass to mEEEEEE"
3. Half of the album is dated as hell

Now if the album actually received the Blueprint 2 treatment, it would have been on par with his superior first album.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

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.

How you gonna set a blueprint when that blueprint was just set by pac and being emulated by Biggie,clearly.

You can tell Big heard LIFE GOES ON,went in the MISS U recording session and created his life.
Same thing with the double album concept.
You can tell he heard what's yo phone number and made Nasty Boy.
You can tell he heard Run the streets and Created ANOTHER.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

nikka please. Despite being classic,it's an attempt to match AEOM that fails. AEOM is the goat hiphop album

How when the nikka rapping on it could barely rap

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

"What's your phone number"

classic record

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

How when the nikka rapping on it could barely rap

lol nikka please

 

[OmegaK2099]

I see more artists sampling this than ready to die, from the cover art to the beats

 

[nose hair]

Nah on 3 reasons:

1. Disc 2>>>>Disc 1
2. "B.I.G Bring that ass to mEEEEEE"
3. Half of the album is dated as hell

Now if the album actually received the Blueprint 2 treatment, it would have been on par with his superior first album.

1. Both discs are equally great. I don't care what nobody say. Nothing weak. You got ya street shyt and then ya club/commercial joints and they all work perfectly.
2. He says, "Puff Daddy, B.I.G.".... He was singing their names and just representing everyone in the song.
3. Nothing on that album is dated. In fact, it's the opposite, it's timeless.

 

[nose hair]

Just found some more pics of Faith from back in the day.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

1. Both discs are equally great. I don't care what nobody say. Nothing weak. You got ya street shyt and then ya club/commercial joints and they all work perfectly.
2. He says, "Puff Daddy, B.I.G.".... He was singing their names and just representing everyone in the song.
3. Nothing on that album is dated. In fact, it's the opposite, it's timeless.

I like the album and play it from time to time, but eh. To each it's own.

 

[smokeurobinson]

Same thing with the double album concept.

For the record.....The double album concept was around before 2pac was born and/or Hip Hop existed


I'm sure 2Pacs family as well as many Black homes had this double album in their collection

 

[Nintendough]

nikka please. Despite being classic,it's an attempt to match AEOM that fails. AEOM is the goat hiphop album

You don't believe that AEOM was fillermania

 

[nose hair]

I like the album and play it from time to time, but eh. To each it's own.

The album marks the end of a profound and magical an era to me.

When I listen to LAD, I think what of what could've been next. Like how could he have come back with another album just as great or even on the level of it? I mean, I thought the same thing after RTD dropped and then he did the unthinkable.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

For the record.....The double album concept was around before 2pac was born and/or Hip Hop existed


I'm sure 2Pacs family as well as many Black homes had this double album in their collection

No shyt

 

[nose hair]

Biggie knew how to pick em'

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

You don't believe that AEOM was fillermania

Not at all