Game changing albums

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Yup. Biggie followed the blueprint, Bone, Master P, C Murder, Jay, Nas and more recently Boosie.
I know I'm forgetting some others too.
Master P had a double cd album before PAC

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Yeah but I was referring more to the actual sound of the music. The whole low-pass filtering, slowed down shyt that 40 introduced.
Most of the new R&B copying that OVO Sound (Take Care,Weekend Trilogy & PND1 & 2 )
I would say these are biggest influence on music today. Party the hottest writer right now.Weekend and Drake are some of the biggest pop stars
 

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I cant really agree with Doggystyle. While its definitely a classic that album isn't possible without the Chronic. I feel like Cuban Linx was a much bigger game changer than 36 but I see why you put it

Country Grammar tho?:wtf:
Check out Kris Kross, JD, Da Brat (1st album), Lil Bow Wow if you want influence of Snoop's debut. Doggystyle was a worldwide hit, not only in the US, prolly close to diamond at this point

Well Country Grammar helped make southern/midwest slang/slurr more accepted, and had a specific poprap formula that many copied (New No Limit...)
 

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As much as I love Illmatic I cant really agree that it changed the game. It might be the best album ever but it didn't really change anything
Illmatic had impact on lyricism and street poetry on that other level.
If Rakim had the bars and technique, Nas had the street poetry mixed with the technique.

At one time it was more bars/technique say Snoop, Rakim, Redman or DOC or content say Scarface, Pac, Cl Smooth or Cube. Nas bridged the gap some would say and I could somewhat agree. But perhaps now that I think of it, Cube and Wu-tang already did that and their albums had major impact.

But yeah, perhaps what Nas did was really just perfecting what cats had done.
 
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Most of the new R&B copying that OVO Sound (Take Care,Weekend Trilogy & PND1 & 2 )
I would say these are biggest influence on music today. Party the hottest writer right now.Weekend and Drake are some of the biggest pop stars

And OVO copied their sound from:

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Aaliyah influenced Drake, Ginuwine's The Bachelor influenced Weeknd, Static influenced Party, there's the rap/singing thing Missy did, Timbaland was the crew's producer.
 

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This one changed everything.


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These two albums set off consciousness in rap.

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Nothing was the same after this one.

Shout out Schooly D.

But the single biggest most largest game changer of all time?

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