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awesome video

I think Apollo Brown is one of the best producers today and he revolutionized the rap game with his beats. This project with Planet Eish is heavy, no comments. Salute to the joint

How comes, u have so few followers? Ur Content ist very qualitative and I like that u include ur personal opinion:) Hope u will get the recognition you deserve !

Planet Asia is amazing.

always tuning in :)

With the lights off ?

who i am🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾

swimming next?

Found it at my local record store back in June. My mom bought it for me a few days later. Shame that this one doesn't get more attention because I think this is the point where El established his sound that we all know and love today. Credit to Len where credit is due, as well. He snapped on Shadows Drown.

really enjoyed the video

Great review 🔥 Been a long while since I listened to this album in full but my memory tells me that this is still Ferg's best imo. Ik Bone Thugs were features on another song on this album but them remixing Hood Pope would've been dope imo. Since I think you can tell he was influenced by their style on that song From memory I'll say my fave songs are Shabba, Work Remix, Hood Pope and Let It Go. Like I said tho, I haven't listened to this in full in a long time so there's probably a song or 2 I'm sleeping on

Been a Hill fan since I was a pre-teen (41 now). This is my fav. album by them. Never heard a sound like this ever again (kinda hear it in maybe "Hell on Earth" by Mobb Deep or other related Muggs stuff from the time period. Temples is hands down best in that dusty beat vibe shit...

Behind Closed Doors goes hard

I got almost every czarface albums I do got this album every hero needs a villain on cd decent album I got to get there first album on cd that came out in 2013 and there instrumental album as well. Props to inspectah deck dj 7l and esoteric I got to get 7l and esoteric albums on cd this is a dope project dope review peace out and take care

Your vinyl collection is impressive. I just finally copped the stress vinyl recently. Can’t believe you have funcrusher been looking around for that one.

Congratulations. I’ve listened to a lot of hip hop but you have discussed great albums that I missed out on. You must have spent a fortune on vinyl.

i dont know why i got recommended this video, but im glad i clicked it

My friend, "Paullelujah" is one of my favorite hip hop albums of all time. I picked it up at Tower the week it came out because i had heard "It's very Stimulating". All it took was opening up that album insert and tasking myself with trying to find all the palindromes. It was such a smart record in a time with no shortage of intelligent emcees. Great to see someone else who loves it as much as i do.

Grey october 🤯🤯

Manger on mcnichols is the greatest rap album of the decade

price of tea and real bad boldy in the thumbnail = instant click

fresh of breath air

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Congratulations on 1000 subs mate love from Australia 🇦🇺

hi mrbeast

damn talk talk 3, noise kandy 3 and p4p in the collection

You got to be trolling that was the worse top list of any number that’s ever existed. The albums you didn’t include were all vastly greater than any on the list (save dilla, wu, DOOM and a few others) b

I love your vids keep it coming

Navy and rap are prob my fav rappers rn but idk I’m listening to a lot of shit so it’s hard to narrow it down. Also rip ka

I never heard this underground hip hop group midnight sons i got to check that album out and looked up this group as well thanks for putting me on to midnight sons im definitely streaming on TH-cam check out there catalogs great review peace out

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Love the company flow respect. Seems like nobody really knows them still. Amazing album

Damn that is a solid list bro, even got heltah skeltah in there

Liquid swords would 100% be in my top 5 favorite

Good stuff ! You have to review goodfellas by show biz and AG , all we got is us by Onyx , Blahzay Blahzay and both group homes . All masterpieces.

Awesome collection bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

This is my favorite/what i consider to be best rap album, your review did it justice.

Congrats on the 1000 subs 👏🎉 Really dope list imo, some of these I've never heard of before so I'll take note of them and check them out one day. One album from your honorable mentions list that I personally have really high up is Muddy Waters by Redman. I guess it's obvious considering my pfp is a pic of one of his albums but still

Congrats!! Great channel

thoroughly enjoyed! you're one of my favorite youtube channels rn man, and this is exactly what i was looking for. congrats!

Dope list👏 incredible collection 🔥

I love that Slint album, great!

This album is a classic. The beats are so nice and Everlast just delivers.

I bought Black Sunday when I was about 11-12 years old - I had no idea who they were, I just liked the cover art. I was hooked on the first track. Funny track for a 12 year old to bump. It was around this time that I was able to order a bunch of CDs from one of those catalogs.. I got like 10 CDs and amongst them were Cypress Hill 1991, Temples of Boom (which went on to be my favorite), Method Man Tial, Redman Dare Iz..., Big's Ready to Die, Onyx All We got.., Mobb Deep Infamous and I think Silverchair Frogstomp (again, I liked the cover lol). I had a White Zombie CD in there too...

Hard to Earn is their Magnum Opus to me. Its an absolute masterpiece of production and you're so right, Guru's pen is underrated. The rhymes on this one are more clever than conscious but they're still dope. I love the last verse of 'Code of the Streets' which starts like this: "Nine times out of ten, I win with the skills I be wielding Got the tenth one kneeling, let me express my feelings" My 3 favorite tracks: 'Now You're Mine', 'Speak Ya Clout' and the aforementioned 'Code of the Streets'

Dope review, this was a good one. I also have Moment of Truth as my fave from them but some days Hard To Earn gets my no. 1. But usually its my no. 2. Def in my top 10 from 1994 hip hop A interesting tidbit about Code of the Streets is that Premier has said that Guru actually made most of the beat. Premier said that he just enhanced it with his drums and scratching but that everything else was Guru. I'm paraphrasing but that's what he basically said on the So Wassup episode about this song. Anyway, this was a nice set of 90s albums, looking forward to the next set