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We seem to be starting quite a few at the moment, so lets keep it all in one place.

This is your centre for enquiring about/recommending/talking about any albums, songs or rappers.

Enjoy.

Soundbombing 2's an excellent album, one of my favourites. Tons of good tunes on that album, my CD's nearly warn out because I've listened to it so many times.

Try '8 is e nuff' from Big L's first album 'Lifestylez of da...

Quite dark but outstanding ryhmes...

Big L...what a legend..."Ask Beavis, I get nothing But Head"

Hell yes. The old skool Talib Kweli stuff and Big L were on that label.

Anything from the (now defunct I believe) Rawkus label..is sure to please! Soundbombing 2 anyone?

Alfonse wrote:
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> Don't tell me what to do. I know all the artist(s) on the list and
> most of them are crap.

Bet you can't even name any tracks or info or basically anything about any of them, besides your beloved Jay-Z.

You insult NWA, KRS-One and Public Enemy and recommend Trick Daddy and Bobby Valentino.

You've ashamed yourself, really lol

But Trick Daddy and Bobby Valentino are Hip Hop legends....

Asher wrote:
> Alfonse wrote:
> Then you have no taste in urban music. Ok. I'll recommend anything
> by
> Trick daddy and anything by Bobby Valentino.
>
> Hahaha.
>
> Read my list of recommendations and see if there's maybe one person
> you recognise. If not download all of those songs. Then don't ever
> again tell me to get songs by utter toss like Trick Daddy and Bobby
> Valentino.

Don't tell me what to do. I know all the artist(s) on the list and most of them are crap.

Alfonse wrote:
> Then you have no taste in urban music. Ok. I'll recommend anything by
> Trick daddy and anything by Bobby Valentino.

Hahaha.

Read my list of recommendations and see if there's maybe one person you recognise. If not download all of those songs. Then don't ever again tell me to get songs by utter toss like Trick Daddy and Bobby Valentino.

Strafio wrote:

> Fire recommendations away! :-)

Anything by Talib Kweli, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Skillz, Mos Def, Pharoahe Monche, The Roots and Common.

Black album actually really impressed me. I've never been a massive Jay Z fan, I've found a lot of his albums to be really boring and uninspired. But the Black album was a break from the normal rather dull Jay Z I'm used to hearing, an ecletic mix of sounds and styles that really showed off what a talented lyricist he is.

Trick Daddy and Bobby Valentino though?

Naaaaaah I'll give that a miss.