I listened to Wrath again yesterday and it's almost better than The Sun for me.
I'd definitely put his first 3 albums above Reasonable Doubt.
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I listened to Wrath again yesterday and it's almost better than The Sun for me.
I'd definitely put his first 3 albums above Reasonable Doubt.
i listened to the sun rises in the east and honestly i didnt like it too much, maybe i gotta give it more spins but aint the devil happy is a sick song, and come clean, i love the rzas laugh sampled in aint the devil happy thats dope, you cant stop the prophet is pretty good as well, my mind spray is good too, my fav track is probably come clean, i love that beat, jungle musik isnt bad either, im goin to give wrath of the math a spin and then come back with more thoughts.
i kno ur not comparing other rappers to people/things cuz heres oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Chungsanity
http://www.hiphoproll.com/wp-content.../jayz-9646.jpg
http://www.exclaim.ca/images/up-camel_lrg.jpg
which ones jay-z i cant tell em apart, they like twins, lol.
You find more things to appreciate in Jeru's albums every listen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jasjit
now that's a stretch; Preemo produced 3 classic albums for Jeru and Group Home (we're talking beats here). Group Home's album was the best as far as beatmaking, mixing, sequencing, interludes, executively producing - that's a milestone in Preemo's book.. but Group Home is a far cry from the skills of Jeru The Damaja, a FAAAAR cry - Jeru is really dope actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tracks
on topic: yes both those Jeru albums are great but neither makes a top-10 list for me.. and as Ghostlaced said; these albums are fantastic and might be Preemo's best production but look at RZA's best produced LP's ("OB4CL", "Ironman", "Liquid Swords", "Enter The Wu-Tang") and these are all better imo. The production Preem did on "Livin' Proof" is the only real challenger for me but because of the rappers it can never be up there.
* Only Built 4 Cuban Linx
* Liquid Swords
* Illmatic
* Enter The Wu-Tang
* Runaway Slave
* The Infamous
* Word...Life
* Reasonable Doubt
* Ironman
* Center of Attention
are 10 albums I feel are better for example.. this ain't like no definite top-10 or so but the 5 first are probably placed in order. the rest definitely fits in a top 20 of the '90s (the first Jeru album probably does too though).
lmao @ Chungsanity 3/10?
you fucking chump lol
Just listened to Wrath of the math last night for the hell of it...no fast forwarding what so ever. lyrics/production ,sequence, subject matter, shit is still dope 12 years later.
lmao @ 17 votes for yes and not one of those people giving their top 10 list.
yall gotta realize Jigga is who we all aspire to be, dont we? I cant talk for everyone like that? unless you wanna be a missionary who helps out 3rd world countries, then its safe to say people wanna live the american, canadian, or european dream just like Jayhovah is. he definitely had more chicks sit on his face than we could possibly imagine.
I'd put Sun Rises in the East in the top 20. That's out of just the east coast classics.
LOL y the fuck would everyone aspire to be jayz cuz hes a successful rapper with money? not everyone wants to be a rapper jackass, fuck u faggot, ur the same guy that sed follow the leader was wack homo get the fuck outta here already damn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chungsanity
damn right I said follow the leader was a horrible, overrated album. the first 3 tracks (follow the leader, microphone fiend, lyrics of fury) were solid but then tracks 4 to 11 were horrendous. that's a 5/10 album.
jay z is the shittiest rapper of all time
id rather eat my own shit and bust a nut in my own eyes then listen to his awful garbage
where in their top 10 list do the Yes voters put Sun Rises In The East or Wrath Of The Math? hilarious.
jerus lyrics always kill it.. sometimes he sounds monotamous
its just as overrated as reasonable doubt then, 3 good tracks the rest shitty. Bring it on, devils, dead presidents.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chungsanity