Your Top 10 Albums Of 1999

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It’s interesting to see how people had completely different experiences with hip hop in 99. My list has around 2-3 albums from @Wacky D List. And he’s written dismissively of albums I loved from 99. Meanwhile I haven’t even heard half his list.
 

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In no order:

I Am
Black on Both Sides
Murda Muzik
Soundbombing II
Beneath the Surface
The Art of Storytelling
Things Fall Apart
Dr. Dre 2001
Internal Affairs
Musical Massacre
 

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My honorable mentions would be:

Ball & G - In Our Lifetime
Slim Shady
The Art of Storytelling
Uncontrolled Substance
Blackout!
N Word Please


I really wasn't crazy about Wu's output that year. Gza I liked immediately but the rest were either colossal letdowns or took time to grow on me.
 

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Guerilla Warfare
Chopper City In The Ghetto
Block Is Hot
Da Crime Family
G-Code
Bossalinie
Made Man
Let There Be Eve
Ryde or Die Vo.1
Slim Shady LP

solely solely solely based off what I actually listened to in real time and what i actually revisit til this day


wait wait wait

wheres the "return to the sword" album by jeepers creepers??

how dare you leave that off your list??:troll:
 

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Also if "Black on both sides" is not on your list, that sh*t is invalid! Soundtrack of most of our lives :wow:


nah. this was the era where the underground/backpack scene became corny.

and this album had mostly wack hooks & beats.
combined with a bunch of songs that were either pretentious or str8 up rippity-rap, accompanied by a voice that irritates you after a while.

I especially hated when that class of backpack rappers would try to show how hip-hop they are by rehashing hooks from classic old school rap songs, despite the fact that they didn't have the sauce, energy or presence in their repertoire to pull it off.

very disappointing album on the heels of black starr.
I could never get into mos def or kweli as solo artists.
 
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Slim Shady LP
2001
Blackout
Internal Affairs
Ride or Die
Things Fall Apart
Black on Both Sides
And there was X
Vol 3

Honorable Mention:
Murder Muzik
Topp Dogg
Stteets is a Mutha
Thug Mentality
WarZone
Operation Doomsday
Gureilla Warfare
Musical Massacre
Eve
Uncontrollable Substance
 

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It’s interesting to see how people had completely different experiences with hip hop in 99. My list has around 2-3 albums from @Wacky D List. And he’s written dismissively of albums I loved from 99. Meanwhile I haven’t even heard half his list.


lol

the old territorial days revisited.:blessed:
 

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My honorable mentions would be:
Ball & G - In Our Lifetime
Slim Shady
The Art of Storytelling
Uncontrolled Substance
Blackout!
N Word Please


lol @ the bolded being re-titled.

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nah. this was the era where the underground/backpack scene became corny.

and this album had mostly wack hooks & beats.
combined with a bunch of songs that were either pretentious or str8 up rippity-rap, accompanied by a voice that irritates you after a while.

I especially hated when that class of backpack rappers would try to show how hip-hop they are by rehashing hooks from classic old school rap songs, despite the fact that they didn't have the sauce, energy or presence in their repertoire to pull it off.

very disappointing album on the heels of black starr.
I could never get into mos def or kweli as solo artists.



yoooo is this dude serious :stopitslime::russ:


this is the first time in 20 years of this album's existence that i heard ANYONE say this :scust:


Everything you just said is complete opposite of how everyone felt about that album. Actually this is one of the "back packer" albums that IN FACT, didn't feel forced and was executed flawlessly :what:
 
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1. VVV
2. I AM
3. CHOPPER CITY IN THE GHETTO
4. BLOCK IS HOT
5.GUERILLA WARFARE
6.MURDA MUZIK
7.TERROR SQUAD
8.RYDE OR DIE VOL 1
9. AND THEN THERE WAS X
10. 2001
HONORABLE MENTIONS: STILL I RISE , BLACKOUT, THINGS FALL APART, SLIM SHADY LP, TOP DOGG, STREETZ IZ A MUTHA,WW3,DA REAL WORLD.
 

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Did this nikka @Wacky D just say that nikkas was off Mobb Deep by 99? The year they had multiple hit singles. Song placements on different movie soundtracks, and their first platinum plaque? Lmao. nikkas be straight up wildin. Lol
No one takes him seriously, don't worry
 
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