Best hip-hop albums?

[alieNboy]

[Mati]

WTF GUYS.

[ExRer]

I dont always listen to hip hop, but when i do its: Nototrious BIG - Born again, Cypress hill - greatest hits, 2pac - Legend of hip hop 

[Artifex]

Branded - Dope DOD

[Jubito]

Jesus I love the Liks, fucking hilarious (and pretty well thought) lyrics and amazing old school production:




Then we have America's most blunted crew:

[RedX]

Those last ones are hip hop albums? By the look of the covers I figured they were metal albums or something lol

I've been listening more to these guys lately, great stuff:

[Jubito]

Yeah man, Cypress Hill.... Many tracks have great guitar samples, really metal influenced!
The Roots you say? Did you check out that album I posted on the previous page (Illadelphia Halflie)? It's really great.

[Jubito]

This album is worth the bump. It's about Prince Paul's (a legendary DJ and hip hop producer, you better do your homework) "A Prince Among Thieves", a GREAT concept album (look it up if you don't know what a concept album is):

Here's a short compilation of what the album revolves around:
Prince Paul - Prince Among Thieves

And here's the actual album:
Prince Paul - A Prince Among Thieves (Full Album) (1999)

Enjoy your listening.

[Rainbow]

Notorious or Eminem is what I listen to from the hip-hop/rap/whatever department.

[VeganeBrodwärschd]

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Also, this Killer Mike LP is dope as fuck

[godson]

winner.

[Genyus]

This album is worth the bump. It's about Prince Paul's (a legendary DJ and hip hop producer, you better do your homework) "A Prince Among Thieves", a GREAT concept album (look it up if you don't know what a concept album is):


Enjoy your listening.

Damn dude, thanks for posting this one. This is quality shit man, defo enjoying my listen at the moment. 

[Optical]

Here is couple albums that I like a lot.

CunninLynguists - Dirty Acres & A Piece of Strange






Geto Boys - Greatest Hits




Gang Starr - The Ownerz

[Jubito]

This boy can really spit. I suggest you listen to this mixtape. He raps over old school beats produced by many legendary producers (he's paying homage) and it just brings back that NY feel....

EDIT: Shit I can't believe I haven't posted this:


Definitely one of my favorite albums.

[Balance]