Best Hip Hop release 2001
planeteurope
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Can't find anything really good. Was there something real good in 2001?
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The album may be a little uneven, but at the very least "Heavyweights Round 4" and "A Coat of Paint" are brilliant.
Which came out in '99.
Pete Rock-Petestrumentals
Jay Dee-Welcome 2 Detroit
Marley Marl-Re-Entry
Umm and..
Masta Ace-Disposable Arts
or: j-zone - "pimps don't pay taxes"
dare i say..........canibal ox - "the cold vein"
They are definitely not ready.
Good pick, although some of that material was a few years old.
What do y'all think of Tragedy Khadafi's "Against All Odds"? I've never heard that '01 record from The Click either.
And then, at the opposite end of the spectrum we have you, who thinks everything is good.
cannibal ox - the cold vein
jay dee - welcome 2 detroit (I would recommend the instrumentals though.)
That's 'everything'?
And in the middle we have you, posting with self-conscious smug satisfaction.
Slept on. "Rollin'" is my jam.
Yep, you've got me all figured out by reading my one post. . .
hahahahahahahahaha
I have all you little dudes' numbers.
Do not question my omniscience game.
Yr shit is so contradictory! "new rap is good, but people who like xyz dont like new rap, and people who like abc like EVERYTHING"
Disposable Arts was pretty great.
I'm sure that Hi Tek album is uneven, but I love that Jonell track.
I forgot Foxy Brown's "Broken Silence," and Trick Daddy's "Thugs Are Us" was alright. "Dynasty" came out in early early '01, right? I haven't heard that '01 Jadakiss album in ages.
I know you think you're being "mad subliminal", but my final answer has always been NO, I don't want to trade for your Omniscience - Amazing 12". No matter how much you try to convince me, I just don't think it's "random rap waiting to be discovered".
Thought I didn't when I did?
I need to see numerical ratings before I can argue.
Nah, I'm just messing with you--I agree with your assessment of those albums that I've heard.
LOL
Wasn't this dude from NC?
REGIONAL RAP PIONEER!
I remember one of his records being big on the college radio show I listened to at about the same time that "Ghetto Girl" by the one 8-Off was in rotation. Also La the Darkman and Ill Bizkits.
Too bad rap ceased being good a little while after that.