Realistically, what was the last classic album?

[Avion]

Deeper than rap or hell hath no fury

 

[Yoda]

Below the Heavens.

 

[N.Y. State of Mind]

Common-Be

Here's your answer

 

[bangbreh]

came in here to say commons be

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Below the Heavens.

This and Elmatic

 

[AAKing23]

This

American Gangster is a classic

Section 80 is up there too

 

[Griffith]

impact influence and quality wise its Graduation

 

[Headcase]

Over the last three years, these are the albums that have stuck out to me (in no particular order):

Celph Titled & Buckwild - Nineteen Ninety Now
CunninLynguists - Oneirology
Kam Moye (Supastition) - Splitting Image
Brother Ali - Us
The Roots - How I Got Over
Kanye West – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Big Boi – Sir Luscious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty

 

[wordlife]

house of balloons

 

[James Carter]

Section.80

give it a few more years and then it will be

 

[villain]

ferrari boyz

 

[Bobhoward]

Jay is my personal goat and Kanye is a top 10 artist in the genre but nikkas werent even spitting how is that a classic?

Murder to Excellence? I Love You So? I Can't Stop? Gotta Have It?

Did you listen to the same album?

 

[Emperor Sol]

Illmatic and Reasonable Doubt was two last classic hip-hop albums.

Abso-fukking-lutely....





















Not.

Go look at Pharoahe Monch's discography. He's dropped nothing but classics so far.

 

[Will2x]

Section 80

 

[Juven]