Average Rating: 4.00 Rating Variance: 1.31 Objectivity Score: 60% (Somewhat Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicBlackalicious Blazing ArrowBlu and Exile Below the HeavensCommon ResurrectionCunninLynguists A Piece Of StrangeDJ Shadow Endtroducing.....Emancipator Soon It Will Be Cold EnoughEmancipator Safe In The Steep CliffsEric B and Rakim Paid in FullKno Death Is SilentMadvillain MadvillainyMos Def Black on Both SidesNas IllmaticNujabes Modal SoulNujabes Metaphorical MusicO.C. Word...LifePanacea (USA) The Scenic RoutePanacea (USA) 12 Step ProgramProlyphic & Reanimator The Ugly TruthWu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)4.5 superbBlockhead The Music SceneCelph Titled and Buckwild Nineteen Ninety NowCommon BeCommon One Day It'll All Make SenseCunninLynguists SouthernundergroundEarl Sweatshirt EARLFashawn Boy Meets WorldKanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted FantasyMasta Ace A Long Hot SummerPanacea (USA) Ink Is My DrinkPanacea (USA) A Mind on a Ship Through TimeTame Impala InnerspeakerTears Run Rings Always, Sometimes, Seldom, Never4.0 excellentAtmosphere God Loves UglyBig Boi Sir Lucious Left FootBlue Scholars CinemetropolisThough unlike any of their previous work, a more original and solidified style has done them well. While still having anthem like songs in their previous works, it's all been said before. Now with the new cinema mash-up thing going on it has given their previously semi-tired content a new and fresh vibe. Sabzi's new production is a far cry from his original style, but it suits MC Geologic's newer, more individualistic style much better, I believe. Blue Sky Black Death Slow Burning LightsCunninLynguists Will Rap For FoodAn excellent collection of tracks, battle raps, ruminations on a few human issues, and fun ones. Hail Mary Mallon Are You Gonna Eat That?The Roots How I Got OverVarious Artists (Hip Hop) Modal Soul Classics II: Dedicated to Nujabes3.5 greatBlue Sky Black Death NOIRCunninLynguists Strange Journey Vol. 13.0 goodAesop Rock None Shall PassBlack Milk Album Of The YearDespite the fact that I enjoyed this album, I found some of the tracks' production were almost interchangeable, sounding incredibly similar. Although I enjoyed each track individually, it shows Black Milk's shortcomings as a producer. The difference between a good and great producer is the variability in the soundscapes they can produce. Black Milk is a good producer, making good beats but not ones that sound as dynamic as, say, Kno for example. Aside from that I believe the album was great. Ghostface Killah Apollo KidsLloyd Banks H.F.M. 2 (The Hunger for More 2)It's not amazing, it's not new, it's just straight up Lloyd Banks. A solid album.Meth, Ghost and Rae Wu-MassacreNas and Damian Marley Distant Relatives2.5 averageB.o.B The Adventures of Bobby Ray2.0 poorEminem RecoveryNicki Minaj Pink FridayT.I. No Mercy1.5 very poorLupe Fiasco LasersThis is what may have been the result of Atlantic completely screwing Lupe over. For almost the entire album unoriginal club beats saturate it, with alright hooks at best, and completely unlistenable ones at worst. Lupe's rapping is probably the best part of the album, and even at that he obviously was not putting passion into his verses. The few mentions of politics were unnecessary, and his defining characteristic, his lyricism, took leave for most of this work. All in all, a bad album.Wiz Khalifa Rolling Papers1.0 awfulbrokeNCYDE Will Never DieLil Wayne Rebirth
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