Let's talk quality Southern Rap albums from the 90's to mid 00's

[AlbertPullhoez]

Pre Hot Boys era CMR put out a lot of quality shyt too. UNLV, Pimp Daddy, Lil Slim, PxMxWx were going hard

 

[LionofJudah]

@AlbertPullhoez I used to cop random albums that I thought might be tight, so I had ended up getting B.G. It's All On U. Vol. 2 and was bangin Cash Money shyt before they got the deal. I remember seeing that Mr. Ivan 187 album and laughing so damn hard at it everytime I came to the record store until I looked at it one day and found out it was a damn Cash Money album also LOL. Old CMR went hard, especially Kilo-G and UNLV.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

@AlbertPullhoez I used to cop random albums that I thought might be tight, so I had ended up getting B.G. It's All On U. Vol. 2 and was bangin Cash Money shyt before they got the deal. I remember seeing that Mr. Ivan 187 album and laughing so damn hard at it everytime I came to the record store until I looked at it one day and found out it was a damn Cash Money album also LOL. Old CMR went hard, especially Kilo-G and UNLV.

Yeah all of UNLV's stuff is the shyt, Mannie Fresh did some of his best production on those albums. The Local 580 era of CMR was hard all around. I liked the first PxMxWX album Legalize Pass The Weed a lot that's another favorite of mine

 

[LionofJudah]

Yeah all of UNLV's stuff is the shyt, Mannie Fresh did some of his best production on those albums. The Local 580 era of CMR was hard all around. I liked the first PxMxWX album Legalize Pass The Weed a lot that's another favorite of mine

Didn't PxMxWx release albums under another name after they left CMR?

 

[LionofJudah]

If any of y'all need an album in here, I might be able to tell you where to find it.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Didn't PxMxWx release albums under another name after they left CMR?

Yeah they put out an album in 1996 called A New Beginning and they put out another in 2000. Big Heavy (the hypeman in PxMxWx) put out a solo in 1996 too. Everybody basically was gone by or finally left the label in 1996

 

[VBM]

This was a great album as well.

 

[LionofJudah]

This was a great album as well.

Still going gold in the GHETTO....

 

[Wacky D]

If there is one album that introduced me to Texas Rap, it's gotta be this Yungstar album. It wasn't my first because I had that Big Pokey Hardest Pit In Da Litter and Lil Keke The Commission, but this was the one that made me really pay attention to the rap coming out of Texas beside the mainstream artists like UGK, Geto Boys etc.

real spit. this was the 1st texas album I seriously wanted to purchase.

I never got around to it tho, and I havnt seen it on shelves in well over a decade.

 

[VBM]

The Hypnotize Camp Posse album was one of my favorite compilation cuts from that time frame.

Opened with a funny skit, then jumped right into this

 

[ThatsRite2]

The Hypnotize Camp Posse album was one of my favorite compilation cuts from that time frame.

Opened with a funny skit, then jumped right into this

when am i allowed to make a thread?

 

[VBM]

when am i allowed to make a thread?

Don't remember what the post count has to be It's not much though

 

[ThatsRite2]

Don't remember what the post count has to be It's not much though

ok ok thanks

 

[LionofJudah]

I been jammin this shyt hard oll week. If you not familiar with Born 2wice,

 

[H.I.M.]

If you haven't heard one single note of "old-school" southern rap in your life. These are the 1st 5 albums i would recommend you start with. In no particular order.