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Gaf-Hop |OTXII| Avocado Booty Appreciation Thread
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SHUT THE FUCK UP
ViewtifulJC
Banned
He wins grammys/sells millions, he's a sell-out uncle tom. He stays on some real artist shit and flops, its an L and he washed up
Enzo lost
ViewtifulJC
Banned
top 5 rap groups:
1. Migos
2. Wu-Tang
3. Outkast
4. Tribe Called Quest
5. Clipse
1. Migos
2. Wu-Tang
3. Outkast
4. Tribe Called Quest
5. Clipse
i'm almost more offended by you putting the clipse in a top 5 rap group cause i know its unironic
wastemen have one good album and one decent album
PhoenixDark
Banned
I kinda fux with Migos. They have some witty rhymes. Their rhyme pattern reminds me of Roc Marciano in the sense that each verse builds and builds to a ridiculous climax that's often entertaining.
NipplesAndToes23
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1. CunninLynguists
2. Outkast
3. Fugees
4. The Reminders
5. Language Arts Crew / X Clan
The Artful Dodger
Member
1. Wu-Tang
2. Outkast
3. Tribe Called Quest
4. Geto Boys
5. NWA
This list makes me look super dusty
2. Outkast
3. Tribe Called Quest
4. Geto Boys
5. NWA
This list makes me look super dusty
1. Souls of Mischief
2. Run D.M.C
3. Gangstarr
4. CunninLynguists
5. A Tribe Called Quest
maybe? i hate lists
If it's not dust, it's probably too early to list anyways.
2. Run D.M.C
3. Gangstarr
4. CunninLynguists
5. A Tribe Called Quest
maybe? i hate lists
If it's not dust, it's probably too early to list anyways.
MuddyDonut
Member
I don't know if you're joking or not, but color me surprised.
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
1. D-12
2. Bad Meets Evil
3. Soul Intent
4&5 Some non-Grammy winning frauds
2. Bad Meets Evil
3. Soul Intent
4&5 Some non-Grammy winning frauds
Speaking of Souls of Mischief, I don't know how I missed this last year:
...I love 93 til infinity but like a lot of 90s groups they really only had one truly great album.The Pharcyde, Mobb Deep, Goodie Mobb, Diggable Planets, and Blackalicious have two so I'd put them over them....But in comparison to a group like People Under Stairs or the Cunninglynguists who have a much more solid and prolific discography I might be inclined to slide them in a top five over all of the forementioned. M.O.P. also had a fairly solid discog.
...I love 93 til infinity but like a lot of 90s groups they really only had one truly great album.The Pharcyde, Mobb Deep, Goodie Mobb, Diggable Planets, and Blackalicious have two so I'd put them over them....But in comparison to a group like People Under Stairs or the Cunninglynguists who have a much more solid and prolific discography I might be inclined to slide them in a top five over all of the forementioned. M.O.P. also had a fairly solid discog.
It's not bad, but it also doesn't reach their peak. It's a good middle of the line album in the wrong era. So it's just kind of there unless you're looking for their sound. In which case it's a descent to solid throwback album if you're not trying tear it apart with gaf-hop style criticisms. It grows on you a bit, not enough to make the difference. But I've really enjoyed throwing it on in the background.
NipplesAndToes23
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Yeah, I just discovered Souls of Mischief last year through that album. I was on it at first, but quickly forgot about it. It doesn't come close to making my top ten of the year.
So dusty I gotta take a Benadryl
I didn't even hear it yet, guess I'll stop searching for it lol
God.
CountBlack
Member
Suhni always delivering.
da gawd.
this gonna get so much use.
Suhni always delivering.
da gawd.
this gonna get so much use.
That thread delivered in ways I never imagined.
Wow
A-Trak interview with RSVP Gallery. Not much there but he talks about Late Orchestration and how the string section had to rehearse in a significantly shorter time than they're used to (day or two) and on his musical involvement and relationship with Ye (says he might jump in on the new album).
What a joke
theignoramus
Member
I cant understand not putting Wu at or near the top of your list, unless you think Liquid Swords, the Purple Tape, Ironman or Return to the 36 Chambers arent Wu albums...even though they are.
Only way I can figure it makes sense to do that is if youre doing something like a batting average, where the hits are weighed against the misses.
Only way I can figure it makes sense to do that is if youre doing something like a batting average, where the hits are weighed against the misses.
It's simple, as a group they have two classics and a handful of duds.
PhoenixDark
Banned
1. Wu Tang
2. ATCQ
3. Public Enemy
4. Gang Starr
5. Mobb Deep
Actually, do Gang Starr and Mobb Deep count as "groups" or "duos?"
2. ATCQ
3. Public Enemy
4. Gang Starr
5. Mobb Deep
Actually, do Gang Starr and Mobb Deep count as "groups" or "duos?"
The Return of
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Listen to their debut album
The Return of
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Duos
The Artful Dodger
Member
That First Round of Wu-Tang Albums are practically group albums as well. It's book-ended by two classics as well. That's a pretty impressive accomplishment.
PhoenixDark
Banned
Wu wins regardless of whether you include solo albums IMO. One of the greatest rap albums ever+the greatest rap double album ever=can't hate on em.
Syph Medwes
Member
they're a group i can't really hate because they're just enjoying themselves
it's like hating on riff raff
edit: when we getting that new Ratking again?
PhoenixDark
Banned
Yeeeeeesssss
mainstream wouldn't know what to do with something like this. This is gunna be another blow out year for Gibbs.
whew
Enter The 36 Chambers
Member
Wu Tang Clan suck overall imo. No classics
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