Best Hip Hop Album of the later 1980's

Best Hip Hop Album of the later 1980's

  • Long Live the Kane - Big Daddy Kane

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  • The Great Adventure of Slick Rick - Slick Rick

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  • Criminally Minded - Boogie Down Productions

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  • Biz Markie - Goin' Off

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  • Total voters
    31

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Warming up here for Hip Hop Czar @dnc 's upcoming rap B.O.T.B's. By Gentleman's Agreement, Beastie Boys have not been allowed in.
 
For the cultural significance

I could have gone either way on Straight Outta Compton or Public Enemy - Nation of Millions. Those are the 2 greatest albums of the time period in my estimation. I flipped a coin and went PE.
 
It's sad to see how far the Da Raider have fallen in coolness...

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Raising Hell is the tits two. ABundance

It's Tricky to try and pick one. I feel like Raising Hell is that start of Rap's best 10 year stretch- i.e., 1986- 96.
 
Straight Outta Compton launched the greatest era of rap, the greatest sub genre of rap (gangsta rap), and introduced two of raps greatest talents (Cube and Dre).

Without straight outta Compton and the style and talents it brought to the world, there would be no Death Row Records and thus no Death No Defense.

Eazy call.
 
Straight Outta Compton launched the greatest era of rap, the greatest sub genre of rap (gangsta rap), and introduced two of raps greatest talents (Cube and Dre).

Without straight outta Compton and the style and talents it brought to the world, there would be no Death Row Records and thus no Death No Defense.

Eazy call.

Eazy does it, DNC. I can see the rationale for N.W.A. being mor chinfluential than P.E. overall, but it's not a rather easily sort of thing. P.E. was the great leap forward if you will in term's of the stance of the music getting more political and angrier, while N.W.A. came along and upped the ante.
 
90% of East Coast rap/hip hop sucks, IMO. But De La Soul kick ass.

Also, this is the most predictable pole of all tim. Rich, old white people know of only one rap group from the 80's - NWA because the Feds tried to play moral police and shut them down.
 
90% of East Coast rap/hip hop sucks, IMO. But De La Soul kick ass.

Also, this is the most predictable pole of all tim. Rich, old white people know of only one rap group from the 80's - NWA because the Feds tried to play moral police and shut them down.

Who are some of the big name East Coast hip hop artists from the late 1980s and 90's that you would consider sucky?
 
90% of East Coast rap/hip hop sucks, IMO. But De La Soul kick ass.

Also, this is the most predictable pole of all tim. Rich, old white people know of only one rap group from the 80's - NWA because the Feds tried to play moral police and shut them down.

Who are some of the big name East Coast hip hop artists from the late 1980s and 90's that you would consider sucky?

Another Bad Creation.
 
90% of East Coast rap/hip hop sucks, IMO. But De La Soul kick ass.

Also, this is the most predictable pole of all tim. Rich, old white people know of only one rap group from the 80's - NWA because the Feds tried to play moral police and shut them down.

Who are some of the big name East Coast hip hop artists from the late 1980s and 90's that you would consider sucky?

I'm not limiting that statement to 80's/90's, but Jay Z, Method Man, Public Enemy, WuTang, Nas (after his first album).
 
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