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Im shocked so many people label the black album a classic. I always felt like the black album was just a good project. 1-2 songs always sucked and a cpl aged horribly
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so the only 3 three classics in my life would be kush and orange juice , cabin fever , and fabo's there is no competition one..........only skippable tracks on one of each of wiz's tapes - the demi lovato one in the beginning of kush and oj ( i dont like the song but its still nostalgic and "part" of the cohesiveness of the tape now for me) and wtf is "middle of you" on cabin fever ......fabos tinc 1 though , perfection , punch after punchFor an album to be a classic, it can't have more than two songs that I skip. To see some of the lists on here, y'all gotta be skipping at least five songs on some of these CDs. Seeing 500 Degreez on anyone's is beyond offensive. I would give MBDTF a classic rating but there's like four songs I can't listen so it doesn't make the cut. Do some of y'all know what a classic is? It's basically perfection.
only classic album , not one skippable song is kiss land to me if i follow your terms lol
For an album to be a classic, it can't have more than two songs that I skip. To see some of the lists on here, y'all gotta be skipping at least five songs on some of these CDs. Seeing 500 Degreez on anyone's is beyond offensive. I would give MBDTF a classic rating but there's like four songs I can't listen so it doesn't make the cut. Do some of y'all know what a classic is? It's basically perfection.
Im shocked so many people label the black album a classic. I always felt like the black album was just a good project. 1-2 songs always sucked and a cpl aged horribly
You can make it through SSLP & MMLP without skipping more than 2 tracks?For an album to be a classic, it can't have more than two songs that I skip. To see some of the lists on here, y'all gotta be skipping at least five songs on some of these CDs. Seeing 500 Degreez on anyone's is beyond offensive. I would give MBDTF a classic rating but there's like four songs I can't listen so it doesn't make the cut. Do some of y'all know what a classic is? It's basically perfection.
GOD bless you.
Wayne is on this list as having a "classic" album. Thread invalid.
It's almost unanimous that Carter 1 or Carter 2 are classics.
Check your ears B.
Nas- Illmatic
How many classic albums each one of these rappers have and name them?
Nas
Jay Z
Eminem
Kendrick Lamar
Lil Wayne
Kanye
He doesn't have any straight upLmao how does Kanye have 0 classic albums.
I strait up look down on ppl's musical taste when they dont rank RD as a classic or one of JZs best work ( i may have mercy in considering your age group in search for understanding)I'm curious as to how some of y'all don't consider Reasonal Doubt a classic.
Listening to it as a grown man, I got a whole different perspective on it. That album has aged wonderfully. "Ain't no *****" might be the worst song on there, and it's still some fly jiggy sht
Nas- Illmatic
Jay-Z- Blueprint
Eminem- none
Kendrick- none
Wayne- C2 (he has classic tapes though)
Kanye- I guess college dropout
Almost unanimous on Niketalk.It's almost unanimous that Carter 1 or Carter 2 are classics.Wayne is on this list as having a "classic" album. Thread invalid.
Check your ears B.
It's for sure a classic but I can't say it's far and away his best. Blueprint and RD are neck and neck for me. But I'll definitely agree that RD has aged so well. Dead Presidents and Can't Knock the Hustle are incredible singles.I strait up look down on ppl's musical taste when they dont rank RD as a classic or one of JZs best work ( i may have mercy in considering your age group in search for understanding)I'm curious as to how some of y'all don't consider Reasonal Doubt a classic.
Listening to it as a grown man, I got a whole different perspective on it. That album has aged wonderfully. "Ain't no *****" might be the worst song on there, and it's still some fly jiggy sht
The complex emotional and lyrical depth of that album melts into the sonically enriched production forming a timelessly potent offering Mr. Carter has never been able to recapture since.