Recommend an underrated but high quality 90s album
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DoomzdayzV
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hell yeah. This has grown to be one of my favorite records. 4th Disciple mixed with The Hitmen on production gave this shyt a smooth but deadly sound.
La could rap. back then he was on point. I try to forget his aphilliates days.
Yea and the sound was consistent throughout the album. City lights is one of my favorite havoc beats of all time.
Your right though, I dont look forward any features. It was him that made it what it was. This and heavy mental are the most underrated albums to me.
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dish lowry
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cool breeze- east points greatest hits....some of the best lyrics i ever heard
polyrhythm addicts- rhyme related....kind of a typical late 90s ny backpack album, but dj spinna's beats make it worth copping
polyrhythm addicts- rhyme related....kind of a typical late 90s ny backpack album, but dj spinna's beats make it worth copping
erickonasis
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ChaddyLack
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Here's one that dropped in 97 but it's from a prophet who was born in LA but ended up in NY. He did his thing in the 70's. If you ain't hip to his stuff you should give it a listen, his stuff is inspiring. Camp Lo said his name on Luchini, "Keep your ears (something I can't recall) open/out for Roy Ayers...."
AntLive1981
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I always played the beginning of Spot Rusherz cause I liked the song in the background when Ghost and Rae were talking. I didn't learn it was the Wu Tang St. Ides commercial until many years later!!!!!
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Conscious Daughters could spit better than ANY females in the mainstream today
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Was Tash's Rap Life mentioned in this thread...slept on!
ChaddyLack
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Back when common could spit
Love all of his stuff. Favorite line by his Pops was on Pops Raps III when he said "Hip-hop- the language of The Underground Railroad."