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hey everybody. just stopping by and wondering if anyone can recommend a good hip-hop album that maybe i haven't heard or overlooked. i got some itunes money as a gift. here are a couple of my favorites:

redman- dare iz a darkside
de la soul- is dead
dark sun riders- seeds of evolution
geto boys- till death do us part
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Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep
GZA - Beneath the Surface, Liquid Swords
Quasimoto - The Unseen
Digable Planets - Blowout Comb
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lol...get ready for a wave of answers...im sure your gonna get a few ;)

check de la soul's 'grind date', it does quite well.
Aesop Rock - 'None Shall Pass'
Elp - 'Ill sleep when your Dead'
Oh No - 'The Disrupt'
anythin on stonesthrow or def jux i love...and ill probly just end up listing their whole discography :lol:
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Classics:

Bizzare Ride to the Pharcyde---- The Pharcyde
Cater 2 the D.j. Album 1 and 2----Fat Jack
Riders of the storm--- Boogie Monsters
No need for Alarm ---DEL
Mecca and the Soul Brother----- Pete Rock and CL Smooth
Moment of Truth-----Gang Starr

This is just a very very short list of some of my personal fav's. By no means does this short list come close to the massive amount of records I consider classic. Just a few of them of the top of the dome. By the way, I really dug the Dark Sun Riders joint. It was dope no doubt. I loved the way Brotha J was doing like a "captians log" journal entry type thing, in between each track. Noting his various thought on the mortals that sorrounded him haha, I thought it was dope. Speaking of Brotha J and the riders, you should note that on Cater 2 the DJ ( The second album) part 2, Brotha J has one of the dopest tracks on there. Peace, Duss. 8)
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i always had a feeling i'd love that boogiemonsters album but i never got the chance to pick it up. and definately i will check out the brother j verse. IG9, your choices might as well have been part 2 of my original post... we seem to have very similar tastes. hopefully they got that boogiemonsters joint on itunes... honeydips in gotham?
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unfortunatley i can't listen to anything by de la post stakes is high. don't know why. i think that de la will always be my favorite hip-hop band for the same reason that ween is my favorite other band. every song is in a different style than the one before it...
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["iG9"]Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep

1800suicide is sick also
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common sense resurrection
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DJ Jazzy Jeff ft. C.L. Smooth - All I Know
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good choices yall... love it. btw, anybody into casual's "fear itself"? those beats are amazing.
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ok.... dopest beat ever???? my vote is a tie between wu-tang's "careful" and redman's "noorotic"
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yes! you know, i think epmd's best album, regardless of how the two might not have been getting along too well, was definately "business never personal". how bout this one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAfMx_7EdrI
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If you can find Niggamortis it's the same album as 6 Feet Deep with the extra track "Pass the Shovel" that's totally worth it.
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Dj jazzy jeff the magnificent & the return of the magnigicent are good albums. And if you don't already have it, Masters of the Universe by Binary Star is a classic.
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wow all this wu tang and no cuban linx????

Seriously ghostface & reakwon - Only Built For Cuban Linx (if you can find it)

Also ghostface - supreme clientele.

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