Aceyalone - A Book of Human Language
Aceyalone & RJD2 - Magnificent City
Arrested Development - 3 years,,,,,
Blackalicious - Blazing Arrow
Brother Ali - (any of his joints, dude is sick)
Camp Lo - Uptown Saturday Night
Common - Like Water For Chocolate/Be
Company Flow - Funcrusher Plus
De La Soul - 3 Feet High and Rising
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - Del Tron 30/30
Dilated Peoples - The Platform
Elias - Scraps of Paper
EPMD - (get a greatest hits album)
Eric B & Rakim (also greatest hits album)
GrandMaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message
Handsome Boy Modeling School - There 1st record
Jurassic 5 - Quality Control/Concrete Schoolyard
K - Os - Atlantic Hymns for Disco
Mos Def - Black On Both Sides/The New Danger
Nas - Illmatic/Hip Hop is Dead
Outkast - Aquemeni/Stankonia
Ozomatli - Embrace The Chaos
The Pharcyde - Bizarre Ride to The Pharcyde
The Procussions - As Iron Sharpens Iron
Q Tip - Kaamal/Open
The Roots - Things Fall Apart/Game Theory
Sage Francis - A Healthy Distrust
Scribbling Idiots - There new album
Slick Rick - Hey Young World
Tribe Called Quest - Midnight Marauders

DirtyChris said:

Ya friends need to hang with my crew then. Oh and once you get with the bomb shit and drop the wackness, you can then pimp the role with us.

MuthaFunka said:

well that'll be NEVER
because, once again
I have my guilty pleasures
just like anyone else here

so tell me,
how ELSE can I be down
with "you & the crew"

DirtyChris said:

My son, as long as you relish in the land of Wackville you can never congregate with the doped-out pimpness that is my crew. You can watch us pimplify though.

The best new Hiphop album is Pharoahe Monch's Desire. Get that one.

MuthaFunka said:

MuthaFunka said:

phunkdaddy said:

phunkdaddy said:

karmatornado said:

MuthaFunka said:

MuthaFunka said:

No doubt.

karmatornado said:

_____
Nice Chooses but dude there is no lp by Slick Rick Called "Hey Young World" that's a song of the lp "The Adventures of Slick Rick"

Damn man! What's wrong with you? Out of nearly 30 years of hip-hop you own just 2 damn albums? Geez! And you expect me to name more for you? Wow! You're asking for alot. It will take you years to even come up with half of this list or anybody else's so I'll try to help you out as best as possible. This is just a few now and not all of them.
1. 2Pac-Me Against The World, Makaveli, All Eyez on Me
2. Run-Dmc-Run-Dmc,King Of Rock, Raising Hell
3. Eminem-The Eminem Show, Encore, The Marshall Mathers Lp
4. Ice Cube-Death Certificate, The Predator, War & Peace Vol.2
5. Whodini-Escape, Back in Black
6. Public Enemy-Fear Of a Black Planet, Apocacolypse 91, It Takes A Nation...
7. N.W.A-Straight Outta Compton
8. Eric B. & Rakim-Paid In Full, Let The Rhythym Hit 'Em
9. X-Clan-To the East Blackwards
10. Too Short-Short Dog's In The House, Shorty The Pimp, Life Is Too Short
11. LL Cool J-Radio, Bigger and Deffer, The Definition, Mama Said Knock You Out
12. Puffy & the Family-No Way Out
13. Boogie Down Productions-By All Means Necessary, Edutainment
14. Biggie-Ready to Die, Life after Death
15. Dr. Dre-The Chronic, 2001
Whew! That's enough for now. I hope you got enough info.

LoDog said:

Check the sig!

I would have put them on there but they may a bit too militant for his taste.

MsLegs said:

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MuthaFunka said:

Legs can dig it. At times, my taste in HipHop can be on the millitant at times. Currently, I am feeling Dead Prez.

MsLegs said:

Sho nuff!

FarrahMoan said:

By the way, if no one knows who/what "Lieu Ween" is supposed to be, it is how "Juvenile" pronounces "Lil' Wayne" on one of those songs from an album of "The Hot Boys".
[Edited 7/19/07 23:37pm]

LoDog said:

That's two albums too many.

LoDog said:

What.....the.....FUCK!!!! No direspect, but what might U B smokin, sir? "OH, AND", by the way, I would replace "The Eminem Show" with "The Slim Shady LP", if I were you. Disgusting.
[Edited 7/19/07 23:49pm]

MuthaFunka said:

MuthaFunka said:

too individual to watch you
just fine doin me ..son

DirtyChris said:

I hear ya. But it looks like it aint enuff.

MuthaFunka said:

for who... you? okay
you're funny, really

nite nite

DirtyChris said:

Don't fret. There's still time. Sleep good lil fella.

I know I'm gonna forget a bunch and I'll probably just be reiterating what everyone else is saying but here

Public Enemy-It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back, Fear of A Black Planet
Eric B. And Rakim-Paid In Full, Follow The Leader
Run-DMC-RUN-DMC, Raising Hell
KRS-ONE-KRS-ONE, I Got Next, Return of The Boom Bap
Pharcyde-Bizarre Ride To the Pharcyde
Common-Like Water For Chocolate
Outkast-Stankonia
Blackalicious-Nia, Blazing Arrow, The Craft
Jurassic 5-Quality Control, Power In Numbers
Lyrisc Born-Later That Day...
Paris-The Devil Made Me Do It, Sleeping With The Enemy
De La Soul-3 Feet High and Rising, De La Soul Is Dead
Grandmaster Flash And The Furious Five-The Message
X-Clan-To The East Blackwards
The Roots-Things Fall Apart, Game Theory, Phrenology

The three that I particularly like to champion are Blackalicious because they're production style is fantastic and they're much more melodic and prone to singing than just about any other hip-hop group I know, Jurassic 5 because they have the catchiest vocal tradeoffs and feel a lot like an old school vocal group (just one that raps), and the Roots because they're an actual band with an MC as the frontman essentially.
[Edited 7/20/07 21:17pm]

MuthaFunka said:

l l cool j-mr. smith
foxy brown-ill na na and chyna doll, though full of samples
diddy-no way out-i used to love this album and how it flowed until I realized it was full of samples and preferred the originals