With Love n Respect I used your Heroes album to help me keep my head on while being my Mom's caretaker as we were dealing with stage 4 lung cancer, may she Rest in Peace, may GOD B with her Family and Thank U FATHER for Blessing me with my All time Hero n Champion. My Brothers and I hadn't talked for about 7 or 8 years but your song "still bleeding" as well as Our FATHER's HOLY Spirit softened a hardened heart enough to give another shot at a relationship with them. Thank U Lion I Really mean it. Love n Blessings Family!!!
1. Satellite Kite by Beautiful Eulogy 2. Excellent by Propaganda 3. Forget and Don't Slow Down by Relient K 4. I and Love and You by The Avett Brothers 5. A beige Elvis Presley CD that me and my brothers would play. Just some of his greatest hits hahah
Top Albums from my childhood: rated by most influential 1. FK&C - RUN WILD. LIVE FREE. LOVE STRONG. 2. FK&C - Burn the Ships 3. Hans Zimmer - Man of Steel 4. FK&C - Crave 5. The Piano Guys - Wonder
Top 5 Albums 1. After The Music Stops - Lecrae 2. Our World Fallen - Flame 3. Our World Redeemed- Flame 4. Formerly known - Andy Mineo 5. Between Two Worlds - Trip Lee
My soundtrack in middle school was all over the place lol 5. Free at Last by DC Talk 4. Comatose by Skillet 3. Anomaly by Lecrae 2. Take Me To Your Leader by Newsboys 1. Portable Sounds by TobyMac
(In no order) 1. Diverse City by TobyMac 2. Love, Peace, and Happiness by Out of Eden 3. 7 Days by Deitrick Haddon 4. Real and Personal by Papa San 5. Momentum Remix by TobyMac
Diverse City was an amazing album and although I read his statement on his website I’m still surprised he wrote III-M-I. Pretty catchy though. What are your thoughts on that song?
@@CKdaGiftedOne206 Yeah it went over my head as a kid too. Lol. He made a statement under the FAQ on his website. Basically the song is a cover and lll-M-I means “Broken am I” and Illuminati means to be enlightened. The original artist meant to be speaking out against a “holier than thou” attitude. He quotes “So the chorus is saying, ‘broken am I, and you, those who claim to possess superior enlightenment, are coming through,’ as in, ‘you’re spiritually enlightened, you have it all together.’ [sarcasm implied] But of course, they really don’t, and the song stands to remind us that we’re all broken.” He didn’t mean it to do anything with the apparent Illuminati “secret society.”
1. Madvillian - Madvilliany 2. Kanye West - Graduation 3. Radiohead - In Rainbows 4. Sade - Love Deluxe 5. The 1975 - The 1975 Honorable mentions: The xx - xx Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
In no particular order - Reachin (A new Refutation Of Time And Space) by Digable Planets - The Heist by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis - The Cool/Food & Liquor by Lupe Fiasco - Lie to Me by Johnny Lang - Heroes for Sale by Andy Mineo
1: P.O.D. Fundamental elements of the southtown 2:Project 86: Drawing Black Lines 3: Grits: Grammatical Revolution 4: Linkin Park: Hybrid Theory 5:2Pac: All eyes on me
1.) LL- Walking with a Panther 2.) Hammer- Let's Get It Started 3.) LL- Mama Said Knock You Out 4.) Erik B and Rakim- Paid in Full 5.) DJ Quik- Quik is the Name
Didn't get fully into rap until high school. so my list is a little different lol... 5. System of a down - Toxicity 4. Avril Lavigne - Under my Skin 3. Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory 2. *NSync - No Strings attached 1. A7x - City of Evil
Top 5 in no specific order Joyner Lucas - 508-507-2209 (intro to underground secular hip-hop world) J.I.D. - The Never Story (unique flows and style, young artist with potential to have extreme influence in the game) Tyler the Creator - Igor (Unique and powerful, extremely relatable at the time as it coincided with my first relationship) Andy Mineo - Uncomfortable (intro to hip-hop) Smino - Noir (melodies, flows, style, all of it. Nothing comparable in those aspects.) Honorable mentions include Token - Between somewhere NF - Mansions Andy Mineo - I: The Arrow I highly recommend ALL of these albums and artists. If you haven’t listened to them please check them out at the very least. Warning, many are not family friendly. Most of them come from my late childhood (14-16) years and have been very influential for me.
@@steggyweggy Of course. We should want to not listen to that sort of stuff because of the lyrical content and what it promotes. One of the first things that happened when I was saved last year was trap music and wicked hiphop I stopped listening too. There is CHH that is just as good and with charitable lyrical content. I just don’t think it’s wise to recommend Christians to indulge in sinful music, just as I would say it’s not wise for Christians to indulge in porn, no?
1. Phenomenon by TFK 2. Rebel by Lecrae 3. Formerly Known by Andy Mineo 4. Where do we go from here by Pillar 5. Comatose by Skillet Honourable mentions: - Phobia by Breaking Benjamin - Gravity by Lecrae - Disciple by Disciple
1.Satellite by P.O.D. 2.Blurry Face by Twenty One Pilots 3.Testify by P.O.D. 4.Ghost Stories by ColdPlay 5.Today We Rebel by KB Honorable mentions: Heroes For Sale by Andy Mineo 808’s by Kanye West Viva La Vida by Coldplay
5. Korn. Debut 💿 #4. Limp Bizkit. Greatest hits #3. Eminem:Encore 2. System of a Down:Toxicity #1. Angelic:Techn9ne Honorable mentions- Slipknot: Debut 💿 Linkin Park: Hybrid theory Kanye West:Graduation
I consider my high school years still to be childhood, and these were the albums that influenced me the most to this day 1. Goodbye & Good Riddance by Juice WRLD 2. 17 by XXXTentacion 3. 2014 Forest Hills Drive by J Cole 4. Never Land by Andy Mineo 5. The Emancipation of Mimi by Mariah Carey (yes I'm serious) Honorable Mentions: Flower Boy by Tyler The Creator Death Race For Love by Juice WRLD Church Clothes Vol 2 by Lecrae
Top Albums 5 From My Childhood: 1. Pastor Troy - Face Off 2. Usher - Confessions 3. Young Jeezy - Thug Motivation 101 4. Kanye West - Graduation 5. Michael Jackson - Dangerous
You all are just kids...let's roll...These are the albums that had me hooked as a middle schooler... 1 - Tribe Called Quest - People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm 2 - RUN DMC - Raising Hell 3 - Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill 4 - LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out 5 - Special ED - Youngest in Charge Let's go....
Hmm I don’t know if I got into Rap until middle school 1. Tobymac - welcome to Diverse City 2. U2- All that you can’t leave behind 3. Tobymac - Portable Sounds 4. 5. Grits- Dichotomy B 5. lecrae - After the Music Stops Also Grits wow throwback, what are they up to? Hittin Curves was my jam
Top 5. Favorite album my childhood. 1. Kanye west college dropout 2. Common be 3. Jay-z blueprint. 4. andy mineo neverland 5. andy mineo uncomfortable 6. Atmosphere Fishing Blues
Great list. Mine are as follows 1 Paul’s Boutique Beastie Boys 2 Low End Theory Tribe Called Quest 3 Sign o Times Prince 4 Edutainment BDP 5 Out of Step Minor Threat
1. Gravity, Lecrae 2. Rehab, Lecrae 3. True, Avicii 4. Uncomfortable, Andy Mineo 5. Magic and Bird, Andy Mineo. Honorable mentions: Anomaly, Lecrae The Good Life, Trip Lee 100, KB Tomorrow we Rebel, KB
Top five as a kid were 1.“Confessions” - Usher 2. “Be” - Common 3. “Thriller” Michael Jackson 4. The miseducation of Lauryn Hill 5. “American Idiot” - Green Day
Honorable Mention - Goodie Mob - Still Standing #5 - Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle #4 - House of Pain - House of Pain #3 - LL Cool J - Mama said knock you out #2 - Naughty by Nature - OPP #1 - Outkast - ATLiens
Top 5 from childhood 5. The Spice Girls - Spice 4. *NSYNC - *NSYNC 3. Elliott Smith - XO 2. Britney Spears - Oops I Did It Again 1. Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP -I was 16 but still takes me WAY back
1. It's Dark and Hell is Hot - DMX 2. Flesh of my Flesh Blood of my Blood - DMX 3. And There was X - DMX 4. The Great Depression - DMX 5. Trap Music - TI
I was mainly under late 80’s, mid 90’s, and early 2000’s Spanish worship music. I didn’t start hearing other music in general until I was 16 years old. (1) Nena Leal - El Alfarero (2) Rocketon Records - Exodus (3) Marcos Witt - Homenaje a Jesus (4) Jesus Adrián Romero - Te Dare Lo Mejor (5) Danilo Montero - Cantare de tu Amor Honorable Mentions: Lily Goodman - Sobreviviré
I recently turned 15 & I'd say my top five albums are 1. Tales From the Loop soundtrack 2. La La Land Soundtrack 3. Minari Soundtrack 4. All NF Albums 5. Everyday Life by Coldplay
I’m 26 and my top 5 would be: 5. Skillet - Comatose (Loved jamming to this album on my iPod Nano in middle school) 4. Portable Sounds - tobyMac 3. Diverse City- tobyMac (tobyMac gets two albums cause his music was so hype) 2. Underdog - Audio Adrenaline (Jammed to this one is my Dad’s truck with my siblings. So many memories) 1. Jesus Freak - DC talk (What more can I say? 🤘🏼)
Mine is all over the place but..... 1. Jay-Z its a 3 way tied between BP3/Unplugged and American Gangster 2. DMX-IDAHIH 3. Big Pun-YEAAAAAH Baby 4. Romeo-Utopía 5. Usher-Confessions or 8601
1.Dmx- and then there was X 2.Goodie Mob-Still Standing 3.Pitbull-MIami 4. Nelly- Country Grammar 5.For some reason Nappy Roots-Watermelon Chicken and Grits Yo Soy Dominicano raised in Alabama
Man IDK who will relate lol but my top childhood albums come from Latino artists like Funky Especié en peligro, Alex Zurdo La trayectoria and nada es mío, Redimi2 El Equipo Invencible and Manny montes Afueguember live
1. College Dropout - Kanye West ( I was 12 years old) 2. Rhythm & Gangsta - Snoop Dogg ( I was 14 years old) 3. Confessions - Usher (I was 14 years old) 4. Beg 4 Mercy - Gunit (I was 12 years old) 5. The Documentary - The Game ( I was 14 years old)
So many, but the first 5 that come to mind for me are (in no particular order): 1. Wu-Tabg Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers 2. Puff Daddy and the Family - No Way Out 3. Eminem - Slim Shady LP 4. Nelly - Country Grammar 5. DMX - ...And Then There was X
Top 5 Albums when I was a kid 1. Nsync No Strings Attached 2. Britney Spears Oops I Did it Again 3. Celine Dion Let's Talk About Love 4. Mary Mary Thankful 5. Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack
With Love n Respect From childhood it was The Sugar Hill Gang and Pink Floyd the Wall. Definitely Heroes is 1 of my All time favs now. Thank U for making it Lion. It Really helped me through one of my All time hardest moments. M still praying U Lions of CHH come North and put on some concerts. Love n Blessings Family!!!.
My top 5 from childhood? 5. TLC - CrazySexyCool 4. Ginuwine - 100% Ginuwine 3. Nas - Illmatic 2. Usher - 8701 1. Outkast - Aquemini Favorite Andy Mineo project: II: The Sword That Outkast album got played soooooo much!
Top 5. Favorite album my childhood. 1. Kanye west college dropout 2. Common be 3. Jay-z blueprint. 4. andy mineo neverland 5. andy mineo uncomfortable 6. Atmosphere Fishing Blues
I will forever love and cherish one of the pioneers of Christian rap. A group called grits, which was an acronym for Grammatical Revolution in the spirit. It wasn’t until my teen years that I found out one of my favorite songs from them called here we go was actually in the soundtrack of Disney’s extreme skate adventure. Andy Mineo, if you’re reading this comment, check out the DJ Maj mixtapes. They feature a ton of early Christian rappers with straight up godly messages all the time
In no particular order , all have replay value to me 1. uncomfortable ( andy 2. Graduation ( kayne 3. 2014 westover hills ( j.cole 4. Because of the times ( kings of leon 5. By the way ( red hot chili peppers
Aaron Carter-Aaron’s Party (Come get it) Hilary Duff- Metamorphosis Paramore-Brand New Eyes My Chemical Romance-3 cheers for sweet rev.. Shakira- oral fixation vol 1&2 This was hard asf! Honorary mentions The Fray Saosin Nas 2pac Casting Crowns Linkin Park ( Fort minor)
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With Love n Respect
I used your Heroes album to help me keep my head on while being my Mom's caretaker as we were dealing with stage 4 lung cancer, may she Rest in Peace, may GOD B with her Family and Thank U FATHER for Blessing me with my All time Hero n Champion.
My Brothers and I hadn't talked for about 7 or 8 years but your song "still bleeding" as well as Our FATHER's HOLY Spirit softened a hardened heart enough to give another shot at a relationship with them.
Thank U Lion I Really mean it.
Love n Blessings Family!!!
1. Satellite Kite by Beautiful Eulogy
2. Excellent by Propaganda
3. Forget and Don't Slow Down by Relient K
4. I and Love and You by The Avett Brothers
5. A beige Elvis Presley CD that me and my brothers would play. Just some of his greatest hits hahah
Yass Relient K! Was awesome having a Christian rock band at that moment 💯
i LOVE YOUR SONGS
SING ANDY!
1. Blueprint 2
2. Late Registration
3.S.Carter Volume 3
4.It's Dark & Hell is Hot
5.Food & Liquor
6. 500 Degrees. (Had to)
Food & liquor was 🔥🔥🔥
Yep your albums are in my top 5 Andy
Hero’s for sale- Andy mineo
The search- nf
Anomaly- Lecrae
The sword-Andy mineo
Uncomfortable- Andy mineo
Top Albums from my childhood: rated by most influential
1. FK&C - RUN WILD. LIVE FREE. LOVE STRONG.
2. FK&C - Burn the Ships
3. Hans Zimmer - Man of Steel
4. FK&C - Crave
5. The Piano Guys - Wonder
Heroes for Sale 🤩
5. God Loves Ugly (Atmosphere)
4. Cities (Anberlin)
3. Letters to the President (Hawk Nelson)
2. Riot (Paramore)
1. Mmhmm (Relient K)
i love this
That DMX impression though...spot on.
Keep these coming Doc!
Top 5 Albums
1. After The Music Stops - Lecrae
2. Our World Fallen - Flame
3. Our World Redeemed- Flame
4. Formerly known - Andy Mineo
5. Between Two Worlds - Trip Lee
My soundtrack in middle school was all over the place lol
5. Free at Last by DC Talk
4. Comatose by Skillet
3. Anomaly by Lecrae
2. Take Me To Your Leader by Newsboys
1. Portable Sounds by TobyMac
(In no order)
1. Diverse City by TobyMac
2. Love, Peace, and Happiness by Out of Eden
3. 7 Days by Deitrick Haddon
4. Real and Personal by Papa San
5. Momentum Remix by TobyMac
Diverse City was an amazing album and although I read his statement on his website I’m still surprised he wrote III-M-I. Pretty catchy though. What are your thoughts on that song?
That obviously went over my head as a kid. But that, coming from a christian artist, is quite bold
@@h2rosales what statement?
@@CKdaGiftedOne206 Yeah it went over my head as a kid too. Lol.
He made a statement under the FAQ on his website. Basically the song is a cover and lll-M-I means “Broken am I” and Illuminati means to be enlightened. The original artist meant to be speaking out against a “holier than thou” attitude.
He quotes
“So the chorus is saying, ‘broken am I, and you, those who claim to possess superior enlightenment, are coming through,’ as in, ‘you’re spiritually enlightened, you have it all together.’ [sarcasm implied] But of course, they really don’t, and the song stands to remind us that we’re all broken.”
He didn’t mean it to do anything with the apparent Illuminati “secret society.”
@@h2rosales Oh wow, I wouldn't have thought lol
1. Rebel by lecrae
2. Therapy session by NF
3. Heroes for sale by Andy Mineo
4. Mansion by NF
5. The raft by Forsakenmusic
I love you so much andy!!!!!💗💗💗💗💗
“They are not PG-13.. so leave me alone” felt that😂😂
I know some Christians are so Serious
I was gonna give you a like but you're at exactly 116 thumbs up 👌
I mean, he did say "childhood"...people act like we've been saved all our lives or something.
Exactly
Love that Cuse shirt!
1. Madvillian - Madvilliany
2. Kanye West - Graduation
3. Radiohead - In Rainbows
4. Sade - Love Deluxe
5. The 1975 - The 1975
Honorable mentions:
The xx - xx
Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
family photo hit diffently this year Andy!
In no particular order
- Reachin (A new Refutation Of Time And Space) by Digable Planets
- The Heist by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis
- The Cool/Food & Liquor by Lupe Fiasco
- Lie to Me by Johnny Lang
- Heroes for Sale by Andy Mineo
1: P.O.D. Fundamental elements of the southtown
2:Project 86: Drawing Black Lines
3: Grits: Grammatical Revolution
4: Linkin Park: Hybrid Theory
5:2Pac: All eyes on me
1.) LL- Walking with a Panther
2.) Hammer- Let's Get It Started
3.) LL- Mama Said Knock You Out
4.) Erik B and Rakim- Paid in Full
5.) DJ Quik- Quik is the Name
5. Eye On It by TobyMac
4. Awake and Alive by Skillet
3. Tonight by TobyMac
2. Rise by Skillet
1. Blurryface by Twenty Øne Piløts
Didn't get fully into rap until high school. so my list is a little different lol...
5. System of a down - Toxicity
4. Avril Lavigne - Under my Skin
3. Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
2. *NSync - No Strings attached
1. A7x - City of Evil
5. Third Day - Revelation
4. Jon Keith - Olympus
3. Jordan Feliz - The River
2. Andy Mineo - Arrow/Sword (tie)
1. Kings Kaleidoscope - Zeal
Top 5 in no specific order
Joyner Lucas - 508-507-2209 (intro to underground secular hip-hop world)
J.I.D. - The Never Story (unique flows and style, young artist with potential to have extreme influence in the game)
Tyler the Creator - Igor (Unique and powerful, extremely relatable at the time as it coincided with my first relationship)
Andy Mineo - Uncomfortable (intro to hip-hop)
Smino - Noir (melodies, flows, style, all of it. Nothing comparable in those aspects.)
Honorable mentions include
Token - Between somewhere
NF - Mansions
Andy Mineo - I: The Arrow
I highly recommend ALL of these albums and artists. If you haven’t listened to them please check them out at the very least. Warning, many are not family friendly. Most of them come from my late childhood (14-16) years and have been very influential for me.
Should we really give them a listen as followers of Christ if they are full of sinful lyrics and glorifying ungodly, worldly content?
@@Orthocurious God can draw a straight line with a crooked stick can’t he?
@@steggyweggy Of course. We should want to not listen to that sort of stuff because of the lyrical content and what it promotes.
One of the first things that happened when I was saved last year was trap music and wicked hiphop I stopped listening too. There is CHH that is just as good and with charitable lyrical content. I just don’t think it’s wise to recommend Christians to indulge in sinful music, just as I would say it’s not wise for Christians to indulge in porn, no?
@@steggyweggy I’m not better than anybody it’s just a genuine question
@@steggyweggy also I’m not really sure why Andy made this video, but it isn’t surprising in the least
Andy with them vocals lol
Cannabis vs. LL Cool J was fireee!!
1. Phenomenon by TFK
2. Rebel by Lecrae
3. Formerly Known by Andy Mineo
4. Where do we go from here by Pillar
5. Comatose by Skillet
Honourable mentions:
- Phobia by Breaking Benjamin
- Gravity by Lecrae
- Disciple by Disciple
1.Satellite by P.O.D.
2.Blurry Face by Twenty One Pilots
3.Testify by P.O.D.
4.Ghost Stories by ColdPlay
5.Today We Rebel by KB
Honorable mentions:
Heroes For Sale by Andy Mineo
808’s by Kanye West
Viva La Vida by Coldplay
Brooo yeas Coldplay! My favorite album of all time is Ghost Stories
Graduation-Kanye West
5. Korn. Debut 💿 #4. Limp Bizkit. Greatest hits #3. Eminem:Encore 2. System of a Down:Toxicity #1. Angelic:Techn9ne
Honorable mentions- Slipknot: Debut 💿
Linkin Park: Hybrid theory
Kanye West:Graduation
RIP Dr. Felix Gilbert from Restoration Christian Fellowship in Aurora, CO
Oh my gosh me and my brother love your videos. So glad I got to see it in the first 12 minutes it was made.
Outkast Aquemeni , enter the wu tang, 2pac all eyez on me, biggie ready to die, souls of mischief 93 to infinity
I consider my high school years still to be childhood, and these were the albums that influenced me the most to this day
1. Goodbye & Good Riddance by Juice WRLD
2. 17 by XXXTentacion
3. 2014 Forest Hills Drive by J Cole
4. Never Land by Andy Mineo
5. The Emancipation of Mimi by Mariah Carey (yes I'm serious)
Honorable Mentions:
Flower Boy by Tyler The Creator
Death Race For Love by Juice WRLD
Church Clothes Vol 2 by Lecrae
Man Up - 116 Clique
Control System - Ab Soul
Transition- Chip
The RED Album - Game
Hell The Sequel - Bad Meets Evil
Top Albums 5 From My Childhood:
1. Pastor Troy - Face Off
2. Usher - Confessions
3. Young Jeezy - Thug Motivation 101
4. Kanye West - Graduation
5. Michael Jackson - Dangerous
You all are just kids...let's roll...These are the albums that had me hooked as a middle schooler...
1 - Tribe Called Quest - People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm
2 - RUN DMC - Raising Hell
3 - Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill
4 - LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out
5 - Special ED - Youngest in Charge
Let's go....
Definitely some heat on this 5!
NO DOUBT! 1986 civic hatchback 2 10's rollin.with my best friends.🎶 LOTTY DOTTY WE.........🎶 #theJAM
Dr. Dre - 2001 and Missy Elliott - Da Real World were my first two CDs I owned. That started off my Rap album collection.
Hmm I don’t know if I got into Rap until middle school
1. Tobymac - welcome to Diverse City
2. U2- All that you can’t leave behind
3. Tobymac - Portable Sounds
4. 5. Grits- Dichotomy B
5. lecrae - After the Music Stops
Also Grits wow throwback, what are they up to? Hittin Curves was my jam
Top 5. Favorite album my childhood.
1. Kanye west college dropout
2. Common be
3. Jay-z blueprint.
4. andy mineo neverland
5. andy mineo uncomfortable
6. Atmosphere Fishing Blues
1. Grammatical Revolution-Grits
2. Jesus Freak -DC Talk
3. Jars of Clay - Jars of Clay
4. Speechless - Steven Curtis Chapman
5. Underdog - Audio Adrenaline
I'm going to listen to Beware of Dog now
It’s good
It’s good
It’s good
It’s good
It’s great
Great list. Mine are as follows
1 Paul’s Boutique Beastie Boys
2 Low End Theory Tribe Called Quest
3 Sign o Times Prince
4 Edutainment BDP
5 Out of Step Minor Threat
1. Gravity, Lecrae
2. Rehab, Lecrae
3. True, Avicii
4. Uncomfortable, Andy Mineo
5. Magic and Bird, Andy Mineo.
Honorable mentions:
Anomaly, Lecrae
The Good Life, Trip Lee
100, KB
Tomorrow we Rebel, KB
My first hiphop album was REAL TALK 🤙
5. Welcome to our world- Timbaland & Magoo
4. A jagged era- Jagged edge
3. Nastradamus- Nas
2. All eyes on me- Tupac
1. Harlem World- Mase
1. Hero’s for sale
1. Usher - Confessions
2. Kendrick Lamar - Section.80
3. Joe - Ain’t Nothin’ Like Me
4. Chris Brown - Exclusive
5. Logic - Welcome to Forever
Top five as a kid were
1.“Confessions” - Usher
2. “Be” - Common
3. “Thriller” Michael Jackson
4. The miseducation of Lauryn Hill
5. “American Idiot” - Green Day
I loved Be too🔥
AT alien’s; OutKast; Fugees ‘The Score’; Cypress Hill ‘Black Sunday’; 19 Naughty 3, Naughty by Natural; Beastie Boys ‘ Check Ya Head
Sweet. I'm curious what are Andy's top 5 CHH albums that are not his.
Korn - life is peachy
Westside Connection - Bow Down
Warren G - Regulate
Alice In Chains - Self Titled
Nirvana - Unplugged
Honorable Mention - Goodie Mob - Still Standing
#5 - Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle
#4 - House of Pain - House of Pain
#3 - LL Cool J - Mama said knock you out
#2 - Naughty by Nature - OPP
#1 - Outkast - ATLiens
Top 5 from childhood
5. The Spice Girls - Spice
4. *NSYNC - *NSYNC
3. Elliott Smith - XO
2. Britney Spears - Oops I Did It Again
1. Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP -I was 16 but still takes me WAY back
1. 36 Chambers
2. ATLiens
3. Illmatic
4. Ready to Die
5. Midnight Marauders
1. It's Dark and Hell is Hot - DMX
2. Flesh of my Flesh Blood of my Blood - DMX
3. And There was X - DMX
4. The Great Depression - DMX
5. Trap Music - TI
Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory was a big one during my childhood, and it still holds up to this day.
Classic for sure
Classic album
1. Anomaly
2. Never Land
3. Gravity
4. Real Talk
5. Heroes for Sale
Man on the Moon 2, 808s and Heartbreak, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Take Care, Fame by Chris Brown
Dedication 2 probably should be here also. That basically introduced me to rap for real
My Chem - Black Parade
Panic! - Death of a Bachelor
The Arrow + The Sword
Bigger Than My Body - John Mayer
Thriller - MJ
Portable Sounds-Tobymac
Move Along- All American Rejects
would y'all ever do a full studio tour. but more on the side of the equipment and gear y'all are using daily ?
I was mainly under late 80’s, mid 90’s, and early 2000’s Spanish worship music. I didn’t start hearing other music in general until I was 16 years old.
(1) Nena Leal - El Alfarero
(2) Rocketon Records - Exodus
(3) Marcos Witt - Homenaje a Jesus
(4) Jesus Adrián Romero - Te Dare Lo Mejor
(5) Danilo Montero - Cantare de tu Amor
Honorable Mentions: Lily Goodman - Sobreviviré
I was 10 years old when I heard Em's *not afraid*.
My Top 5
1. The Massacre by 50 Cent
2. Capital Punishment by Big Pun
3. Nellyville By Nelly
4. 4eva N a Day By Big Krit
5. Beg For Mercy By G-Unit
Andy man was a beast .... sheesh 🙄 now just ....
I recently turned 15 & I'd say my top five albums are
1. Tales From the Loop soundtrack
2. La La Land Soundtrack
3. Minari Soundtrack
4. All NF Albums
5. Everyday Life by Coldplay
I’m 26 and my top 5 would be:
5. Skillet - Comatose (Loved jamming to this album on my iPod Nano in middle school)
4. Portable Sounds - tobyMac
3. Diverse City- tobyMac (tobyMac gets two albums cause his music was so hype)
2. Underdog - Audio Adrenaline (Jammed to this one is my Dad’s truck with my siblings. So many memories)
1. Jesus Freak - DC talk (What more can I say? 🤘🏼)
Reasons you should stream the "Happy Thoughts' album
1. It's Good
2. It's Good
3. It's Good
4. It's Good
5. It's GREAT
Top 5
1. Neverland II - Andy Mineo
2. Clouds Mixtape - NF
3. Until We Have Faces - RED
4. Willenium - Will Smith
5. Blacklight - Tedashii
1. Em - MMLP
2. Em - Slim Shady LP
3. Em - Recovery
4. Weezy - Tha Carter III
5. Drake - Thank Me Later
5. Jason Derulo- Jason Derulo
4. Mansion- NF
3. Recovery- eminem
2. The Human Condition- Jon Bellion
1. Uncomfortable- Andy Mineo
1. Dogg Food
2. All eyes on me
3. It is dark and hell is hot
4. Ready 2 Die
5. Death Threatz / Kuruption
Yeah flesh of my flesh, blood if my blood definitely, oh yeah Slim shady Lp definetly
1. Jay Z - Blueprint
2. Chris Brown - Chris Brown Album
3. Justin Timberlake - Justified
4. Common - Be
5. Kanye West - Late Registration
Mine is all over the place but.....
1. Jay-Z its a 3 way tied between BP3/Unplugged and American Gangster
2. DMX-IDAHIH
3. Big Pun-YEAAAAAH Baby
4. Romeo-Utopía
5. Usher-Confessions or 8601
1.Dmx- and then there was X
2.Goodie Mob-Still Standing
3.Pitbull-MIami
4. Nelly- Country Grammar
5.For some reason Nappy Roots-Watermelon Chicken and Grits
Yo Soy Dominicano raised in Alabama
Man IDK who will relate lol but my top childhood albums come from Latino artists like Funky Especié en peligro, Alex Zurdo La trayectoria and nada es mío, Redimi2 El Equipo Invencible and Manny montes Afueguember live
Man I had Especie en Peligro bumping on my CD player everyday lol.
1. Nas - It was written
2. Mobb Deep - Hell on Earth
3. Wu-Tang - Wu-Tang Forever
4. Das EFX - Straight from the Sewer
5. Ice Cube - The Predator
1. College Dropout - Kanye West ( I was 12 years old)
2. Rhythm & Gangsta - Snoop Dogg ( I was 14 years old)
3. Confessions - Usher (I was 14 years old)
4. Beg 4 Mercy - Gunit (I was 12 years old)
5. The Documentary - The Game ( I was 14 years old)
So many, but the first 5 that come to mind for me are (in no particular order):
1. Wu-Tabg Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers
2. Puff Daddy and the Family - No Way Out
3. Eminem - Slim Shady LP
4. Nelly - Country Grammar
5. DMX - ...And Then There was X
UGH I FORGOT LUDACRIS - Back For the First Time!!
Happy Thoughts was 🔥
Top 5 Albums when I was a kid
1. Nsync No Strings Attached
2. Britney Spears Oops I Did it Again
3. Celine Dion Let's Talk About Love
4. Mary Mary Thankful
5. Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack
Well I'm 15 sooo... all your Albums!
With Love n Respect
From childhood it was The Sugar Hill Gang and Pink Floyd the Wall.
Definitely Heroes is 1 of my All time favs now.
Thank U for making it Lion. It Really helped me through one of my All time hardest moments.
M still praying U Lions of CHH come North and put on some concerts.
Love n Blessings Family!!!.
That Usher part had me rollin. 🤣🤣
Growing up it was Lecrae, TobyMac, Stellar Kart, Skillet, and Hawk Nelson but my fav was probably Anomaly
My top 5 from childhood?
5. TLC - CrazySexyCool
4. Ginuwine - 100% Ginuwine
3. Nas - Illmatic
2. Usher - 8701
1. Outkast - Aquemini
Favorite Andy Mineo project:
II: The Sword
That Outkast album got played soooooo much!
Top 5. Favorite album my childhood.
1. Kanye west college dropout
2. Common be
3. Jay-z blueprint.
4. andy mineo neverland
5. andy mineo uncomfortable
6. Atmosphere Fishing Blues
I will forever love and cherish one of the pioneers of Christian rap. A group called grits, which was an acronym for Grammatical Revolution in the spirit. It wasn’t until my teen years that I found out one of my favorite songs from them called here we go was actually in the soundtrack of Disney’s extreme skate adventure. Andy Mineo, if you’re reading this comment, check out the DJ Maj mixtapes. They feature a ton of early Christian rappers with straight up godly messages all the time
5. Anomaly lecrae
4. 2014 forest hills drive
3.Astro world
2. Beerbongs and bentleys
1.death race for love
In no particular order , all have replay value to me
1. uncomfortable ( andy
2. Graduation ( kayne
3. 2014 westover hills ( j.cole
4. Because of the times ( kings of leon
5. By the way ( red hot chili peppers
Heroes for sale, uncomfortable, formerly known, never land, magic and Bird
Word of Mouf by Ludacris, Black Sunday by Cypress Hill, Dutty Rock by Sean Paul, Revolución de Amor by Maná, and Rage Against the Machine by RATM
Maná🔥👌🏽
Aaron Carter-Aaron’s Party (Come get it)
Hilary Duff- Metamorphosis
Paramore-Brand New Eyes
My Chemical Romance-3 cheers for sweet rev..
Shakira- oral fixation vol 1&2
This was hard asf!
Honorary mentions
The Fray
Saosin
Nas
2pac
Casting Crowns
Linkin Park ( Fort minor)
Most of it consists of TobyMac but the one song I remember the most is Catchafire (Whoopsi-Daisy)