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underappreciated rap albums - whatdoyougottoadd?

Posted by uptownkid 
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March 07, 2013 01:39AM


This was the first thing that came to mind.
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March 08, 2013 11:17PM
I forgot to mention this early Diamond D work, very slept on.

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March 08, 2013 11:35PM


Am I Black Enough For You - Schoolly D

*as much as Schoolly D got shit for jumping on the black power/Africa Medallion bandwagon (that was happening in rap from like '87/'88 to like '92-ish, this album (I think) was underappreciated. VERY dope production on this - a sonic masterpiece, IMO.







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Re: underappreciated rap albums - whatdoyougottoadd?
March 10, 2013 12:40AM
@uptownkid LMAOOOOOOOOOO @Shalimar
@rchecka -I stay trying to get him to join...y'all have no idea what I go through..after that Diamond D clip there was a session/lesson with me me as the student (somehow this always happens)..and this was after he revealed that he had already seen it mind you...

anyway.. I would like to add a slighly controversial album -Nas' Untitled

when he announced that he was going to name the album NIGGER.. I actually got excited..that word is the most infamous expletive in the history of the English language. Who better than Nas to infuse some knowledge into a language that the street dudes/dope boys could understand while entertaining and teaching the masses? That would have been great had it been Nas' agenda. Actually , that is Hiphopchiq1's perception of what Nas' album concept was. Nas never was able to clearly articulate the trajectory for this album. While he was promoting the album, I started to get mad, actually angry. In his interviews his arguements seemed disjointed and inarticulate. And to add insult to injury, the label sonned Nas' and renamed the album..I was officially done. I refused to buy or even listen to that album until last year. When I finaly listened to it, I loved it.Had he really been about his business ,it could've really been something. It could've prompted a real discussion about the current state of affairs in the Black community.



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Re: underappreciated rap albums - whatdoyougottoadd?
March 10, 2013 09:26PM
Co-sign on The Piece Maker.All these on one LP.

























Super underrated.
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