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PrintableAnd of course who could forget the Bee Gee's? | |
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slyjackson said:
Is a great one, but Kanye West is up there with The College Dropout up to The Life Of Paco. | |
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RJOrion said: MotownSubdivision said: I'd like to nominate Outkast for this too. 1994: Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik 1996: ATLiens 1998: Aquemini 2000: Stankonia 2003: Speakerboxxx/The Love Below The greatest streak of albums in hip hop. nah, JayZ had a greater run 1996 Reasonable Doubt 1997 In My Lifetime vol 1 1998 Hard Knock Life vol 2 1999 Life and Times of S.Carter vol 3 2000 Dynasty Roc LaFamilia 2001 The Blueprint 2002 Blueprint 2 2003 The Black Album Different styles and all but Outkast's streak was much more colorful and adventurous than Jays. I've never been a Jay fan anyway so I may be biased but Big Boi and Dre get the dub for me. | |
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RJOrion said: Earth Wind & Fire Powerlight is pretty solid. I never listened to Raise but PL felt like EWF perfectly translated to the 80s.1973 - 1981 1973 Head To The Sky 1974 Open Our Eyes 1975 Gratitude 1976 Spirit 1977 All n All 1978 Best Of EWF vol 1 1979 I AM 1980 Faces 1981 Raise 1981 Raise, is the first album without legendary guitarist Al McKay, and their whole sound changed..Raise was a commercial success ("Lets Groove") but it was the beginning of the end, as they could never replace Al McKay's contributions on guitar or as a co-songwriter/arranger to Maurice White. [Edited 3/4/20 7:58am] | |
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MotownSubdivision said: RJOrion said: Earth Wind & Fire
Powerlight is pretty solid. I never listened to Raise but PL felt like EWF perfectly translated to the 80s.1973 - 1981 1973 Head To The Sky 1974 Open Our Eyes 1975 Gratitude 1976 Spirit 1977 All n All 1978 Best Of EWF vol 1 1979 I AM 1980 Faces 1981 Raise 1981 Raise, is the first album without legendary guitarist Al McKay, and their whole sound changed..Raise was a commercial success ("Lets Groove") but it was the beginning of the end, as they could never replace Al McKay's contributions on guitar or as a co-songwriter/arranger to Maurice White. [Edited 3/4/20 7:58am] Powerlight was cool, but by then i couldnt deal with not hearing Al McKay's guitar work bless their sound anymore..."Side By Side" and "Something Special" werr dope, but the rest was disappointing..."Miracles" was hideous... then after the Powerlight lp, Electric Universe completely bombed...Philip Bailey said he didnt even like the music anymore after Charles Stepney died, and Al McKay left [Edited 3/7/20 8:49am] |
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You're the one saying that, so you're wrong. Specially when it comes to Speakerbox | |
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NO, I think it deserves all the praise. | |
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slyjackson said:
You're the one saying that, so you're wrong. Specially when it comes to Speakerbox speakerbox had 1 joint with any replay value...the way you move...thats it... idlewild flopped commercially and critically...it was clear at that point that they were done...nothing has happened since, to change that...for southern rappers, they had a cute little 4 lp run .... but MCs like JayZ, Nas, Camron/Dipset, IceCube, Ghostface, Busta Rhymes, and even Drake, have had better runs.. |
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Yeah, probably Led Zeppelin, Pink Flloyd, Miles Davis or Skinny Puppy  I'm afraid of Americans. I'm afraid of the world. | |
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No idea about Jay but Speaker has much more than that song, you just don't like it, and that's ok you're entitled to. Critically acclaimed album, you can't fight that. | |
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slyjackson said:
NO, I think it deserves all the praise. MBDTF is good, not great. [Edited 3/9/20 7:24am] | |
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Well they're kinda considered a "one hit wonder" in the USA. You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton | |
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Well, it seems we're gonna have to agree to disagree. | |
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Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
Props will be withheld until the showing and proving has commenced. -- Aaron McGruder | |
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The Bends OK Computer Kid A See the man with the blue guitar, maybe one day he`ll be a star... |
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I'd nominate Jesse Owens in the 1936 Olympics from which he was making an indelible point against the arrogant foolish Nazism the Germans had bought into (Only to be snubbed by Roosevelt and not invited to the White House)
Also nominate those who fled the original colonies to join some natives as well as the success stories of the underground railroad. Otherwise; in music... Steve's got it from WHERE I'M COMING FROM up to JOURNEY THROUGH THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS [Edited 3/11/20 17:52pm] ♫"Trollin, Trolling! We could have fun just trollin'!"♫ | |
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That joke is over since day one. | |
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slyjackson said:
That joke is over since day one. I'm not joking though. It was triumphant and necessary. Probably a reason I'm alive ♫"Trollin, Trolling! We could have fun just trollin'!"♫ | |
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Who cares, that's not what this thread is about. | |
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Okay, it's not the greatest run of all time because the albums aren't 100% consistent but gonna nominate Cameo's run from Secret Omen up to Word Up! anyway. It's a 9 album build of constantly and relentlessly pushing their sound forward. | |
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Herbie Hancock has had a very impressive run, including film and excursions into other genres. if it was just a dream, call me a dreamer 2 |
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Silly. Prince - from Dirty Mind to Lovesexy. Of course. | |
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Chaka both with Rufus 1973-1983 and solo 1978-1992. "It's not nice to fuck with K.B.! All you haters will see!" - Kitbradley
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RJOrion said: MotownSubdivision said: Powerlight is pretty solid. I never listened to Raise but PL felt like EWF perfectly translated to the 80s.
Powerlight was cool, but by then i couldnt deal with not hearing Al McKay's guitar work bless their sound anymore..."Side By Side" and "Something Special" werr dope, but the rest was disappointing..."Miracles" was hideous... then after the Powerlight lp, Electric Universe completely bombed...Philip Bailey said he didnt even like the music anymore after Charles Stepney died, and Al McKay left [Edited 3/7/20 8:49am] IMO, "Side By Side" was their last great song. I didnt connect with the rest of the album. I liked the first two singles from "Touch the World" but they ran out of gas after "Raise". [Edited 3/20/20 12:56pm] "It's not nice to fuck with K.B.! All you haters will see!" - Kitbradley
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kitbradley said: RJOrion said: Powerlight was cool, but by then i couldnt deal with not hearing Al McKay's guitar work bless their sound anymore..."Side By Side" and "Something Special" werr dope, but the rest was disappointing..."Miracles" was hideous... then after the Powerlight lp, Electric Universe completely bombed...Philip Bailey said he didnt even like the music anymore after Charles Stepney died, and Al McKay left [Edited 3/7/20 8:49am] IMO, "Side By Side" was their last great song. I didnt connect with the rest of the album. I liked the first two singles from "Touch the World" but they ran out of gas after "Raise". [Edited 3/20/20 12:56pm] i agree on Side By Side being the last great Earth Wind & Fire song of their golden era..theyve had a few good songs over the years since then, but the singles Side By Side and Fall In Love With Me, were the end of the great years for EWF |
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To Sign O' The Times. | |
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slyjackson said:
To Sign O' The Times. nah...to the Symbol Lp... Batman & Grafitti Bridge didnt stop the run..the run stopped when there was no new lp in 93 and then 'Come' came in 94, which at the time, was a disappointment. |
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No, Sign O' The Times was his last great album. | |
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A lot of veteran artists | |
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I'd have to go with Madonna from '83-'00 (she was non-stop hit after hit!)
Madonna (1983) Like A Virgin (1984) True Blue (1986) Who's That Girl (1987) You Can Dance (1987) Like A Prayer (1989) I'm Breathless (1990) Immaculate Collection (1990) Erotica (1992) Bedtime Stories (1994) Something To Remember (1995) Evita (1997) Ray Of Light (1998) Music (2000)
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