Ready To Die but both great.
reasonble doubt vs ready to die
- Thread starter killa the goat
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This is a tough one both in my top 5 just next to each other, they are so different idk.
All in all I've probably got to go with R2D.
There's a reason to why magazines re-review albums, The Source changed both RD and RTD into 5 mic albums because they knew they fukked up. Super weak reviews and fukked up ratings.
And people hailed it a classic when it dropped, it took time for the whole game to appreciate it, not only cause it was indie.. But because he was spitting on another level and wasn't promoted outside of NY. But let's be honest now, albums that were changed to 5 mics >>>> albums that originally got 5 mics.
@ saying that the only downside of a hiphop album about the life a drug dealer too violent and misogynistic.
All in all I've probably got to go with R2D.
Same thing with Led Zeppelin I, II and III which are now hailed as some of the best rock albums ever. Same thing with Dark Side of the Moon, which is constantly ranked among the illest albums ever. And many other super certified classics.
There's a reason to why magazines re-review albums, The Source changed both RD and RTD into 5 mic albums because they knew they fukked up. Super weak reviews and fukked up ratings.
And people hailed it a classic when it dropped, it took time for the whole game to appreciate it, not only cause it was indie.. But because he was spitting on another level and wasn't promoted outside of NY. But let's be honest now, albums that were changed to 5 mics >>>> albums that originally got 5 mics.
@ saying that the only downside of a hiphop album about the life a drug dealer too violent and misogynistic.
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Reasonable doubt has the better production by far and is better lyrically by far
Professor Polo
80s Baby
Ready To Die off of Juicy alone
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
Reasonable Doubt. I'm not a Biggie fan.
ThaRealness
Superstar
Professor Polo
80s Baby
All the greats have that one signature classic song, that is BIGs.... Jay doesnt have one
infamousred
All Star
i had some (original), lengthy kind of post describing how the albums were actually so similar in the sense that they both merged mainstream and underground hip hop so well, but the difference was jay-z's lyricism was so in depth that i think it's what has kept me coming back in more recent years? my first thought was that i played rtd to death, but i played rd just as much.
up in here
Superstar
Remember Rappin Duke, da-har da-har, you never thought that hip hop would take it this far...
Biggie
Biggie
BulletProof
Just a B@stard Living in a Suit
Reasonable Doubt.
I love both albums so much like asking a parent to pick their favorite kid
H to The Izzo ?
Big Pimping ?
99 Problems ?
Empire State Of Mind ?
Cmon breh :gotdamnbreh: