Top 15 Classic Hip Hop Albums Of All Time Most albums are meant just to entertain, but these artists made classics that were hurt some of their audience in one way or another Up until this week, only five albums in the 68-year history of the Billboard 200 had spent 700 weeks or more on the chart This week (on the chart dated Sept 14), Eminem's 2005 best-of compilation,
Classic Hip Hop Albums Genius August 2024 marks the 30th anniversary of Oasis' Definitely Maybe, Portishead's Dummy, and Jeff Buckley's Grace, three albums that remain 1994 was a good time for hip hop Including classic records by Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky and more, we list five essential masterpiece albums of trip-hop Two years ago, Charlamagne Tha God revealed that he would be delving into the world of comic books by collaborating with AWA Studios to develop some new graphic novels Now, The Breakfast Club co-host Outkast changed the sound of hip-hop forever decades ago with a stretch of albums that remains one of the best in the genre’s history The duo were seen as odd, and even referred to by some as
100 Essential Hip Hop Albums Hip Hop Golden Age Hip Hop Go Two years ago, Charlamagne Tha God revealed that he would be delving into the world of comic books by collaborating with AWA Studios to develop some new graphic novels Now, The Breakfast Club co-host Outkast changed the sound of hip-hop forever decades ago with a stretch of albums that remains one of the best in the genre’s history The duo were seen as odd, and even referred to by some as The Best New Hip-Hop This Week includes albums, videos, and songs from Big teamed up for the first time to revisit a James Todd classic with “Murdergram Deux” Here is the best of hip Hop, with three incredible albums, all of which reached either gold or platinum, Eve stands out as the first lady of Rap collective the Ruff Ryders The West Philly native covers it all in her new Jay-Z raised the ceiling on hip-hop's impact within 21st century popular music, and proved rappers could be pop stars without ever explicitly going pop “Cult” isn’t the word I’d use, in that Beverly’s music brought all types of people together It’s just that almost all the types of people he brought together — young, old, middle-class, working-class
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