Here are some of my favorites to add to the list...

2Pac- Me Against The World
2Pac- Strictly 4 My Niggaz
Thug Life- Thug Life
Makaveli- The Don Kilumanity
E-40- In A Major Way
E-40- Federal
Too Short- Get In Where You Fit In
Too Short- Shorty The Pimp
Too Short- Life Is Too Short
Menace II Society- Soundtrack
Ray Luv- Forever Hustin'
Mac Dre- Young Black Brother
Mac Mall- Illegal Business
Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony- Creepin' On A Come Up
Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony- East 1999
NWA- Straight Outta Compton
NWA- A Hundred Miles and Runnin'
Ice Cube- Lethal Injection
Outkast- Southernplayalisticadilacmusik


I'll stop now to avoid any more flaming

Kind of hard to believe I actually used to listen to this music,,, sadly this is what most people in America on the west coast at least,,, are introduced to. I used to like this style of muisc because it sounded awesome on my car stereo and the lyrisc were catchy and there were lots of stuff I could relate to. As I've said in my previous post.... I think hip-hop/rap after 1998 is 100% shiet. I feel sorry that people have to listen to this muisc when they turn on thier TV/Radio because it's all that they know.

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Originally posted by TheTornado What...? No Beastie Boys?? Check Your Head, anyone?

hell yea i was about to mention the same thing!!!!!!

NOW HERES A LITTLE STORY I GOT TO TELL ABOUT 3 BAD BROTHERS YOU KNOW SO WELL IT STARTED WAY BACK!!!!!!!!!!!

And for all of the close minded people. What got you into trance music in the first place?... You were opened minded to take a listen.


To those hip hop fans, the new J5 album Power of Fours is pretty damn good! listen to

J5 feat. Nelly Furtado - Thin Line

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how bout those classics?

dr. dre - the chronic (1992)
snoop dogg - doggy style (1993)
warren g - regulate...g-funk era(1994)
raekwon - only built for cuban linkz (1995)

nuthin but a g'thang gin and juice ho damn..the good ol days

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Originally posted by TrAnCeAkI what was that one called..."california knows how to party californiaaa knows how to party in the cityyy "bla bla bla hehe that was ok lol

tupac feat. dr. dre - california love

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J5's 1st album should be in the list somewhere..

yea tupac was the greatest but just look at all those other rappers nowadays, they're justa bucnha sell outs and wangstaz, if tupac were still around he'd be collaborating with justin timberlake or somthing.

some semi new stuff to hit the mainstream
-N.E.R.D
stuff thats worth checking out
-jayz new song "the bounce"
-nas his latest stuff is pretty good

and jayz is a sellout but wutever as long as he keeps stuff like "the bounce" coming out hes alrite in my books

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The soundtrack for Above the Rim

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• TRACKS FOR GRAPE PICKING
• TRACKS WHEN YOU HAVE GLITTER STUCK ALL OVER YOU

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Originally posted by Raptor To those hip hop fans, the new J5 album Power of Fours is pretty damn good! listen to J5 feat. Nelly Furtado - Thin Line

Always nice to meet another Beasties and J5 fan... they are my two favorite bands. The new J5 album is "Power in Numbers", for future reference, and yes, it's great.

UGK - RIDIN DIRTY

hands the best produced album i have heard, every single track is golden...


always check out

outkast - southernplaylisticsountherncaddilacmusic

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