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Was there ever a more influential album in Hip Hop? Another 1992 masterpiece that, like the no. 1 on this list, is about the production first and the lyrical content second. Dr Dre‘s production on this album is just INCREDIBLE. Often imitated, never duplicated. It also showed us the full potential of Hip Hop’s next superstar – a young Snoop Dogg. Along with lyrics from a host of other talented rappers and Dr Dre himself, The Chronic is filled with the ‘standard’ gangsta themes (violence, sex, drugs, parties) – difference from most of the others is that on this album it sounds GOOD.

Are You Hip-Hop's Biggest Fan? ( 2000 ). Writers. Gregory LeGrand Kerns.

This list provides a guide to the most important hip hop albums, as determined by their presence on compiled lists of significant albums: see the "Lists consulted" section for full details. Inclusion on a list is indicated by numbering after each release. The brief accompanying notes offer an explanation as to why each album has been considered important. The organization of the list is by date of release, ranging from Run-D. s eponymous debut in 1984 to Jay-Z's 2001 album, The Blueprint.

Non-album single, 1996 One of hip-hop’s most powerful mourning anthems put Midwest hip-hop on the map. At the time, Bone Thugs had lost several loved ones, including Eazy E, who signed them in 1993. To this day, when we perform it, said Krayzie Bone, there will be, like, 20 people in the crowd crying. Hip-hop’s first beef war started innocently enough. In 1984, Brooklyn trio . released a lackluster single called Hanging Out. Its B side, however, caused a sensation: Roxanne, Roxanne, an irresistible jam where the peacocking guys in . get repeatedly shot down by a stuck-up hottie. Soon the New York hip-hop market was overrun with jams like Sparky’s Turn (Roxanne You’re Through) and the unforgettable Roxanne’s a Man (The Untold Story).

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Of course, casually passing the art duties of hip-hop's most anticipated debut album to his cousin seems all too appropriate considering Snoop's ideology. Because it truly ain't no fun if the homies can't have none.