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Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicA Tribe Called Quest The Low End TheoryAmy Winehouse Back to BlackBeastie Boys Paul's BoutiqueBeck OdelayBilly Bragg and Wilco Mermaid AvenueBlur Modern Life Is RubbishBob Dylan Bringing It All Back HomeBob Dylan Blonde on BlondeBob Marley and The Wailers Catch A FireBob Marley and The Wailers LegendBob Marley and The Wailers ExodusBoogie Down Productions Criminal MindedBrian Wilson SmileBruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A.Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band Trout Mask ReplicaCaptain Beefheart and His Magic Band Safe As MilkCaptain Beefheart and His Magic Band Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)Clipse Hell Hath No FuryCommon BeCypress Hill Cypress HillD'Angelo Black MessiahDas EFX Dead SeriousDead Kennedys Fresh Fruit For Rotting VegetablesDizzee Rascal Boy In Da CornerDJ Shadow Endtroducing.....Elvis Costello My Aim Is TrueFleet Foxes Helplessness BluesFleetwood Mac RumoursFrank Sinatra Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good YearsFugees The ScoreGang of Four Entertainment!Gang Starr Daily OperationGhostface Killah FishscaleNeurotic, absurd, and compulsively detailed, Ghostface makes his ghetto tales of murder and cocaine sound like a Woody Allen script directed by David Lynch. One minute he's dictating a shopping list while snorting cocaine; the next, he finds the necklace Rose dropped at the end of "Titanic" as a mermaid takes him on a tour of a supernatural Muslim paradise at the bottom of the ocean. He doesn't watch TV, he watches "Larry King Live." He doesn't want an ice tea; he wants Cranberry Snapple, thank you.Ghostface Killah Supreme ClienteleGirl Talk Feed the AnimalsGreen Day DookieGZA Liquid SwordsHarry Nilsson Nilsson SchmilssonHowlin Wolf Moanin' in the MoonlightIce Cube AmeriKKKa's Most WantedIce-T O.G. Original GangsterIce-T PowerIce-T The Iceberg/Freedom of Speech...Just Watch What YoJames Brown Star TimeJames Brown 20 All Time Greatest Hits!Jay-Z The BlueprintJay-Z The Black AlbumJohn Lennon John Lennon/Plastic Ono BandKanye West Late RegistrationKanye West The College DropoutKanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted FantasyKendrick Lamar To Pimp a ButterflyKRS-One Return Of The Boom BapLauryn Hill The Miseducation of Lauryn HillLiz Phair Exile In GuyvilleM.I.A. KalaMadvillain MadvillainyMain Source Breaking AtomsMarvin Gaye What's Going OnMarvin Gaye Let's Get It OnMichael Jackson ThrillerMiles Davis Kind of BlueMobb Deep The InfamousN.W.A. Straight Outta ComptonNas IllmaticThe greatest album I've ever heard, "Illmatic" succeeds not by its technical perfection, but by the way its technical perfection allows Nas' vision to focus. Nas is not a protagonist, but a voyeur and his keen powers of observation capture a place and time with photographic precision. A time capsule inimitable precisely because of its specificity, the view from Nas' project window is breathtaking whether or not you know what a buck fifty cut is.Nick Drake Pink MoonNick Drake Five Leaves LeftNick Drake Bryter LayterNirvana NevermindOutKast ATLiensParliament Mothership ConnectionIf the songs seem too long, you're just not dancing hard enough.Paul McCartney RamPaul Simon GracelandPaul Simon So Beautiful or So WhatPhil Ochs Greatest HitsPrince Purple RainPrince Sign o' the TimesPublic Enemy It Takes A Nation (...) To Hold Us BackPublic Enemy Fear Of A Black PlanetPublic Enemy Power to the People and the BeatsRaekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...Ramones RamonesRandy Newman Sail AwayRandy Newman 12 SongsRick James Street SongsFunky as you'd expect, political when it needs to be, funny when it wants to be ("They call me a faggot / And me and all my women laugh.")Robert Wyatt Nothing Can Stop UsRun-D.M.C. Raising HellScarface The FixKanye and the Def Jam/Roc-A-Fella crew gift an abused vet with the best beats of his career in exchange for the most mature and self-possessed lyrics he'll ever write.Scarface Mr. Scarface Is BackCocaine is a hell of a drug. ("A homicidal maniac with suicidal tendencies.")Scarface The DiaryThree albums deep, DJ Aksiun becomes Scarface. The flows slow, the beats thicken, and even murder becomes philosophical.She and Him Volume TwoSimon and Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled WaterSmall Faces Ogdens' Nut Gone FlakeSoundtrack (Film) 8 Mile SoundtrackSt. Vincent St. VincentStevie Wonder Songs in the Key of LifeThe Band The BandThe Beach Boys Pet SoundsThe Beach Boys Wild HoneyThe Beach Boys Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!)The Beach Boys The Smile SessionsThe Beatles RevolverThe Beatles Abbey RoadThe Beatles The BeatlesThe Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe Clash London CallingThe Clash Sandinista!The Clash The ClashThe Clash London Calling: Legacy EditionThe Kinks The Village Green Preservation SocietyThe Kinks Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire)The Kinks Face to FaceThe Kinks Muswell HillbilliesThe Kinks Something Else by The KinksThe Kinks The Kinks in MonoThe Magnetic Fields 69 Love SongsThe Magnetic Fields The Wayward BusNot yet singing, and thus not needing a protective coating of irony, Merritt writes heartbroken synthpop that only works on one level. But how it works.The Magnetic Fields The Charm Of The Highway StripFor when you wish melancholic country music about the open road didn't sound like melancholic country music about the open road. ("Your eyes are Kansas City / In Kansas and in misery.")The Magnetic Fields The House Of Tomorrow5 loop songs a la "Death of Ferdinand de Saussure." If you've heard a better song concept than "Either You Don't Love Me or I Don't Love You," that just means you're wrong.The Notorious B.I.G. Ready to DieThe Notorious B.I.G. Life After DeathThe Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & NicoThe Zombies Odessey and OracleThey Might Be Giants FloodUGK Ridin' DirtyVan Dyke Parks Song CycleWoody Guthrie This Land Is Your LandWoody Guthrie Hard Travelin'Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)4.5 superb2Pac Me Against the WorldA Tribe Called Quest Midnight MaraudersAdele 21Beastie Boys Licensed To IllBeastie Boys Hot Sauce Committee Part TwoBig Pun Capital PunishmentBilly Bragg Talking With the Taxman About PoetryBlur ParklifeBoogie Down Productions By All Means NecessaryBoogie Down Productions EdutainmentBruce Springsteen The RisingBruce Springsteen Wrecking BallCaptain Beefheart and His Magic Band Ice Cream for CrowCaptain Beefheart and His Magic Band Doc at the Radar StationCee Lo Green The Lady KillerChuck Berry The Great Twenty-EightCourtney Barnett sometimes i sit and think, and sometimes i just sitDJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince He's the DJ, I'm the RapperDr. Octagon Dr. OctagonecologystElvis Costello This Year's ModelEric B and Rakim Paid in FullFKA Twigs LP1"LP1" is a puzzle I cannot solve. Without its rhythmic core, it would be an absolute mess, but when I put it on I can only hear the melodies. Its sole subject is sex, but sung this way, it only sounds post-coital. I cannot for the life of me figure out how she pulled this off. I plan to sort it out every time I put it on, but bliss this pure is just too intoxicating to analyze. ("How does it feel to have me thinking about you?")Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood MacFrank Sinatra In The Wee Small HoursFrank Sinatra Songs for Swingin' Lovers!fun. Some NightsThe only rock band smart enough to rip off "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy."Gang Starr Moment of TruthGang Starr Hard to EarnGhostface Killah IronmanGhostface Killah Hidden Darts: Special EditionGirl Talk All DayGreen Day WarningIce Cube Kill at WillIce Cube Death CertificateJay-Z Reasonable DoubtJeff Bridges Sleeping TapesJohn Legend Once AgainJohnny Cash At San QuentinKendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d cityMadonna Like a VirginMichael Jackson Off the WallNas Life Is GoodNirvana In UteroOutKast StankoniaOutKast AqueminiPharoahe Monch DesirePhil Ochs I Ain't Marching AnymorePhil Ochs Pleasures of the HarborPrince 1999Puff Daddy No Way OutBiggie's pen gives it a strong core. Outlandishly bad taste and shameless beatjacking make it fun.Q-Tip The RenaissanceRaekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt IIRandy Newman Randy NewmanRun the Jewels Run the Jewels 2Run-D.M.C. Tougher Than LeatherOn their last great album, Run-DMC drag their beats and rhyme patterns into a modern age that was fast outpacing them, but leave their core concepts untouched for better and for worse.Scarface The World Is YoursAt once overblown and bombastic, a clearly strained Scarface zig zags between frantic and plain manic. If only the asinine skits and pointless instrumental jams would get out of his way.Scarface The Last Of A Dying BreedScarface EmeritusShe and Him Volume OneSimon and Garfunkel BookendsSkeeter Davis The Essential Skeeter DavisSlick Rick The Great Adventures of Slick RickStevie Nicks Bella DonnaThe Beach Boys Love YouThe Beach Boys SunflowerThe Beach Boys Today!The Beach Boys All Summer LongThe Beatles Rubber SoulThe Beatles Magical Mystery TourThe Clash The Clash (US version)The Clash Super Black Market ClashThe Clash Black Market ClashThe Clash The Cost Of LivingThe Kinks The Kink KontroversyThe Kinks Low BudgetThe Kinks BBC Sessions 1964-1977The Kinks KinkdomThe Kinks To the Bone (Double LP version)The Magnetic Fields HolidayThe Magnetic Fields DistortionThe Sonics Here Are the SonicsVan Dyke Parks Songs CycledYeah Yeah Yeahs Fever To Tell4.0 excellent2Pac All Eyez on MeABBA ABBA GoldHey, not every hit can be a hit. What's great here, though, is self-explanatory.AZ Doe or DieBeastie Boys Ill CommunicationBeastie Boys Hello NastyBeastie Boys Check Your HeadBee Gees OdessaBig L The Big PictureSomeone got enough sense to give Big L good beats; Big L got enough sense to start writing songs instead of just verses.Big Pun Endangered SpeciesBilly Bragg Back to BasicsA spurned lover's anger and jealousy define his politics and politics invade his quiet moments. Angry young man music at its most honest. ("Though I put you on a pedestal, they put you on the pill / I don't feel bad about letting you go, I just feel sad about letting you know.")Billy Bragg Workers PlaytimeBob Dylan The Times They Are A-Changin'Bob Dylan Together Through LifeBob Dylan Christmas in the HeartBob Marley and The Wailers Burnin'Boogie Down Productions Ghetto Music: The Blueprint Of Hip HopBrian Wilson That Lucky Old SunChamillionaire Ultimate VictoryClipse Lord Willin'Common ResurrectionCypress Hill Black SundayDJ Jazzy Jeff The Return of the MagnificentEminem The Marshall Mathers LPA disturbed artist's definitive statement, abundant in lyrical manifestos but weighed down by lackluster posse cuts, Chronic 2001 outtakes, and of course the worst homophobia and misogyny you'll ever hear. ("I just want you all to notice me and for people to see / That somewhere deep down there's a decent human being in me / It just can't be found, the reason you've been seeing this me / Cuz this is me now, the recent dude who's being this mean.")Fleet Foxes Fleet FoxesGhostface Killah More FishThere are a lot of guests, and Ghost doesn't even show up for some of the songs. But still the album features his best song, "Alex (Stolen Script)". That these songs weren't good enough to make Fishscale proper just proves what a masterwork that album was. ("The motherfucker spoke Spanish.")Ghostface Killah The Pretty Toney AlbumDebuting on Def Jam, Ghostface (temporarily dropping the "Killah" for the sake of mainstream acceptance), was looking to move units. But he is just too weird to cash in even when he tries to. Polished as it is, the record is still a grimy, heady, pleasure.Ghostface Killah Bulletproof WalletsGhostface Killah Apollo KidsIce Cube The PredatorIce Cube Laugh Now, Cry LaterJay-Z UnpluggedJay takes the intimate, stripped down environment as a chance to prove that he does in fact have a soul. He may have backed out of his original "no singles" concept, but The Roots manage to make even the big records sound reserved. And there's nothing funnier than playing an excerpt of "NY State of Mind" under "Takeover." ("Welcome to Jay-Z's poetry reading.")John Lennon Double FantasyKanye West GraduationSome great pop songs, some good bars, a raw confession of brotherly love. But Kanye shows his hand too much in admitting he's rhyming over a beat Common rejected, not to mention the mixtape homage repurposed for Coldplay fans. For the first time, he has an aesthetic but not a vision.Kanye West 808s and HeartbreakKanye West YeezusBorrowing liberally from drill and Death Grips, the music is perfectly timed. But from the tone deaf Parkinson's joke to the easily fixed Trojans/Romans mix up to the occasionally racist misogyny to the ill advised line about wanting an abortion right after his daughter was born, there's a tangible disappointment in getting to the end only to realize the best lyric was a joke about his Benz.Lady Gaga The Cherrytree SessionsLady Gaga The Fame MonsterLana Del Rey Born to DieThe "I," "me," "you" songs are convincing and consistent but she's tripped up by "us" and "we." Which makes her a metaphor for a generation even if she's not its voice. ("Take me like a vitamin.")Lindisfarne The Very Best of LindisfarneLupe Fiasco Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor Madonna MadonnaMatching Mole Matching MoleMatching Mole Little Red RecordMichael Jackson BadNas StillmaticNas It Was WrittenNas God's SonNick Drake Time Of No ReplyOutKast SouthernplayalisticadillacmuzikPeter Tosh Legalize ItPharoahe Monch PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress DisorderPhil Ochs Rehearsals for RetirementPhil Ochs Phil Ochs in ConcertPrince MusicologyPublic Enemy Yo! Bum Rush The ShowPusha T My Name Is My NameRamones Pleasant DreamsScarface The UntouchableSimon and Garfunkel Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and ThymeOften beautiful, but Simon hadn't yet pulled his head all the way out of his ass. In a rare break from false humility, Simon pens a scathing attack on Bob Dylan capped off by a cry of "Folk rock!"Simon and Garfunkel Sounds of SilenceSlick Rick The Art Of StorytellingSlick Rick The Ruler's BackSnoop Dogg DoggystyleSnoop Dogg R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta) - The MasterpieceSnoop Dogg Tha Blue Carpet TreatmentSt. Vincent ActorT.I. Urban LegendTermanology Politics As UsualThe Beach Boys Smiley SmileThe Beach Boys Surf's UpThe Beach Boys Shut Down Volume 2The Beach Boys The Beach Boys' Christmas AlbumThe Byrds Mr. Tambourine ManThe Clash Give 'Em Enough RopeThe Gothic Archies The Tragic Treasury: Songs from A Series of UnfortSags when it tries too hard to tie in to the books; soars when Merritt focuses on atmosphere and the fictional misadventures of his troupe of depressed weirdos.The Kinks KinksThe Kinks State of ConfusionThe Magnetic Fields RealismThe Smiths Meat Is MurderThe Softies It's LoveThe Sonics Boom3.5 greatApathy Eastern PhilosophyBilly Bragg and Wilco Mermaid Avenue, Vol. 2Bob Marley and The Wailers KayaBob Marley and The Wailers Rastaman VibrationChamillionaire The Sound of RevengeCommon Finding ForeverEminem The Slim Shady LPEminem The Eminem ShowEminem crafts some surprisingly intelligent and rational lyrics (see: "Square Dance," "White America") as the self pity and G-Unit posturing begin to visibly eat away at his ability to focus.Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP 2Green Day American IdiotJay-Z Vol. 3: Life and Times of S. CarterJay-Z The Dynasty: Roc La FamiliaJim Jones Hustler's P.O.M.E. Deluxe EditionKRS-One Maximum Strength 2008Lady Gaga Born This WayMacklemore and Ryan Lewis The HeistN.W.A. N.W.A. and the PosseNas Hip Hop Is DeadNas Street's DiscipleOn his obligatory double CD, Nas gets acerbic about race, mealy mouthed about life and love.Nas UntitledPaul McCartney Memory Almost FullPhil Ochs All The News That's Fit to SingPrince 3121Prince Graffiti BridgePrince Planet EarthPrince Diamonds & PearlsRakim The 18th LetterRay Davies Other People's LivesRay Davies See My FriendsRay Davies Working Man's CaféRick Ross Port of MiamiRoss growls and the beats kick. It's pure junk food, but who doesn't like junk food? ("Who the fuck you think you fuckin' with? I'm the fuck boss.")Rick Ross TrillaRun the Jewels Run the JewelsScarface MadeFace attempts to remake The Fix but his heart's not in it. An EP of inspired material padded by label-pleasers. Writing to fill space, he declares he'll never "fall off and rap about my clothes and chain" before proceeding to do just that. "Suicide Note," however, is a career highlight that somehow finds a new angle on an old obsession by positioning suicide survivor Face as witness rather than trigger puller. ("Not even words I write in this song can right that wrong / My n-a is gone, and life goes on.")She and Him A Very She & Him ChristmasSleater-Kinney No Cities to LoveWhen the lyrics fall, the music doesn't catch them.Snoop Dogg Tha DoggfatherSnoop Dogg Paid tha Cost to Be da Bo$$T.I. KingT.I. T.I. vs. T.I.P.The Beatles Yellow SubmarineThe Byrds Turn! Turn! Turn!The Clash Combat RockThe Clash have slowed it down before, but for the first time they sound tired.The Kinks Lola vs. Powerman and the MoneygoroundThe Kinks Kinda KinksThe Kinks Preservation Act 1The Kinks One for the RoadThe Kinks Word of MouthThe Yellow Balloon The Yellow BalloonWill Smith Greatest Hits3.0 goodBilly Bragg The InternationaleCrass The Feeding of the 5000Cypress Hill StashDr. Dre 2001Fort Minor The Rising TiedGhostface Killah The Big Doe RehabGirl Talk Night RipperIce-T Rhyme PaysJay-Z In My Lifetime, Vol. 1Jay-Z The Blueprint 3Jim Jones Hustler's P.O.M.E. Standard EditionJohn Lennon ImagineKaty Perry Teenage DreamStill trashy, more colorful. Perry finds her voice and trades mean spirited, depressing shlock for pandering, tongue-in-cheek shlock. Derivative as anything, but content with it.Kid Rock Devil Without a CauseSimplifying his EMSP sound and throwing in a bunch of dirty jokes, Rock doesn't aspire to anything but a good time, and succeeds.Kid Rock Early Mornin' Stoned PimpNo one's going to mistake him for a great MC, but between being a bad Beastie Boys knock off and a Korn impersonator, he hit upon a unique and memorable blend of funk and hip hop. Mixtape rappers really should steal some of these beats.KRS-One The Mix TapeKRS-One Hip Hop Lives [With Marley Marl]Lady Gaga The FameNirvana BleachPrince BatmanPuff Daddy Last Train to ParisRay Davies The Storyteller"Autumn Almanac" shines, and a bluesy take on "You Really Got Me" punctuated with a hearty "fuck off!" is invigorating, but once Ray starts talking about himself he can't stop. The few new songs are bad to terrible.Rick Ross Teflon DonRun-D.M.C. Run DMCShe and Him Volume ThreeSnoop Dogg Tha Last MealSnoop Dogg Ego Trippin'T.I. Trap MuzikT.I. Paper TrailTaylor Swift 1989The Beach Boys 20/20The Beach Boys Party!The Beatles Let It BeThe Magnetic Fields Love At The Bottom Of The SeaThe Tornadoes Bustin' SurfboardsWill Smith Big Willie Style2.5 averageApathy Wanna Snuggle?Beastie Boys To The 5 BoroughsTinny and dated-on-arrival, but still the proudest love song to New York they've ever done besides Paul's Boutique. Chalk it up to post-9/11 depression.Big L Lifestylez ov da Poor & DangerousBig Pun Yeeeah BabyCypress Hill Stoned RaidersEazy-E Eazy-Duz-ItEazy-E 5150: Home 4 tha SickJay-Z Kingdom ComeJay-Z Magna Carta... Holy GrailThe video teasers suggested Jay had some great beats and little else. Honesty in advertising at last. Nas steals the show with an 8 bar mini-verse, and Jay doesn't seem to mind. ("Britney, bitch.")Katy Perry PrismMiley Cyrus BangerzA political and moral disaster, maybe. But Miley Cyrus has a good singing voice and this is the only time she's ever been given enough freedom to prove it.Puff Daddy Press PlayThe Beach Boys Surfin' U.S.A.The Beach Boys That's Why God Made The RadioThe Kinks Everybody's in Show-BizWill Smith Lost and FoundThe lyrics aren't great, and neither are the beats. But for once, a Will Smith solo project sounds genuine. You don't compare Christian fundamentalists to the 9/11 terrorists because you're trying to reach the radio. Sincere, if mediocre.2.0 poorDr. Dre The ChronicFlat production that at best aspires to efficiently copy Parliament. Some nice appearances by the newly discovered Snoop Doggy Dogg, oceans of sexual threats, terrible lyrics, and forgettable guests. A short man that casts a long shadow.Eminem EncoreJay-Z Vol. 2: Hard Knock LifeJim Jones On My Way To ChurchKid Rock Live TruckerKid Rock First KissYou put it on and forget it's on. Too bland and underwritten to be offensive.KRS-One Adventures In EmceeinNas I Am...Rakim The MasterRun-D.M.C. King Of RockScarface Balls And My WordSelena Gomez Stars DanceSimon and Garfunkel Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M.Paul Simon wrote a lot of obnoxious, overly precious lyrics that taint even S&G's best work. His childish lyrics covered up only by guitar and neat harmonies, Simon's own bullshittery overwhelms him.Slick Rick Behind BarsThe usual themes are here, but this time the reference to his own fear of rape is all too real, and even the made-for-radio songs sound miserable. It's hard to create through this kind of depression.Snoop Dogg DoggumentaryThe Beach Boys FriendsThe Beach Boys Little Deuce CoupeThe Beach Boys Surfer GirlThe Beach Boys HollandThe Beach Boys sans Brian sound a lot better trying to imitate Brian Wilson than their later days trying to sound like the living equivalent of a toy Casio keyboard with a palm tree sticker on it.The Kinks MisfitsThe Kinks Phobia1.5 very poor2Pac The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day TheoryAsher Roth Asleep In The Bread AisleBrian Wilson In the Key of Disney"Whistle While You Work" is a perfect candidate for the Brian Wilson treatment. "Bare Necessities" is fine, but absolutely nothing else works. At least Disney rescinded their threat to release a part two.Eazy-E It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um KillaGhostface Killah Ghostdini: The Wizard of Poetry in Emerald CityJay-Z American GangsterJay-Z The Blueprint²: The Gift & the CurseBiggie pulled off the hip hop double album, but Jay Z isn't Biggie. From the sound of it, he's not even Jay Z. What should have been a victory lap faceplants after the starting pistol.Jay-Z Live in BrooklynYou know you're in trouble when you're doing a short set in your hometown and you still need to call in your wife to save you from dying onstage.Katy Perry One of the BoysShe's one of the boys insofar as boys are often assholes who call each other gay and think saying "you PMS like a bitch" is naughty.Kesha AnimalKesha WarriorKid Rock CockyThere's a big difference between not giving a fuck and not giving a shit, and the only thing worse than a messiah complex is a false messiah with a victim complex. "Picture" is good for a Kid Rock song, bad for a Sheryl Crow song.Lady Gaga ArtpopIn a classic case of Eminem Syndrome, Gaga begins with the faulty premise that someone gives a shit and proceeds to argue her way into irrelevancy. Ironically, "Applause" is both the worst example of this and the only song here that holds up alongside her best work.Lupe Fiasco The CoolN.W.A. Niggaz4LifeNWA's genius flowed from the collision of the core impulses of Dr. Dre and Ice Cube - the former sophomoric, the latter political. In Cube's absence Dre's worst tendencies fuse with Eazy-E's cruel nihilism to produce a hideous Frankenstein's monster.Rick Ross MastermindSnoop Dogg The Best of Snoop DoggNot to be confused with Snoop Doggy Dogg. A string of disasters created after Snoop left Death Row and before he got his shit together, if you really want to put down money for "Gin and Juice Part 2" that's on you.The Beach Boys Surfin' SafariThe Beach Boys Carl and the PassionsThe Beach Boys 15 Big OnesThe Beach Boys Still Cruisin'The Kinks Preservation Act 2The Kinks Schoolboys in DisgraceThe Kinks SleepwalkerThe Kinks Give the People What They WantThe Kinks Think VisualThe Kinks UK Jive"Loony Balloon," "Dear Margaret" are good.The Notorious B.I.G. Born AgainVarious Artists (Hip Hop) SHADYXVIf you thought listening to someone reading a dictionary would be boring, wait until you hear Eminem reading a rhyming dictionary. Not only gibberish, but absolutely grating.1.0 awful2Pac Nu-Mixx KlazzicsBeats so atrocious even 2Pac wouldn't touch them.2Pac Nu Mixx Klazzics Vol. 2Yet more beats so atrocious even 2Pac wouldn't touch them.Common Universal Mind ControlCommon indeed. Dance music so gray and repressed it can only be described as totalitarian. Recommended for sobering up or getting out of sex.Eminem RelapseAdd "cynical" to your list of adjectives that describe Eminem.Eminem RecoveryHis breakthrough was a mixed bag of high concept singles and lowbrow trash rhymed very, very well. He crafted a persona and a career on the backlash he didn't see coming and sunk into semi-retirement a shell of his former self. The problem isn't that he's found himself, the problem is there may not have been much there to begin with.Ice-T Gangsta RapJim Jones Harlem: Diary Of A SummerKid Rock Grits Sandwiches for BreakfastLife is Too $hort. Bob Ritchie most definitely is not.Kid Rock The Polyfuze MethodKid Rock The History of RockAt least the Beastie Boys had the courtesy to name their compilation of crappy juvenilia "Some Old Bullshit."Kid Rock Kid RockKid Rock Rock N Roll JesusLimp Bizkit Results May VaryLupe Fiasco LasersNas NastradamusRick Ross God Forgives, I Don'tEven Lil Wayne would be embarrassed to release songs that are so clearly unfinished.Snoop Dogg Da Game is to Be Sold, Not to Be ToldSnoop Dogg No Limit Top DoggThe Beach Boys Keepin' the Summer AliveThe Beach Boys Summer in ParadiseThe Beach Boys M.I.U. AlbumThe Beach Boys The Beach BoysThe Clash Cut The CrapThe Kinks Soap OperaThe Notorious B.I.G. Duets: The Final Chapter
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