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Food and Liquor: Parental Advisory

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by: Lupe Fiasco

Release Date September 25, 2006
If anything can be said for Lupe, it's that he's a breath of fresh air for the hip-hop world.
I loved this album from beginning to end, there wasn't a single song I didn't like. He's different, he has morals and he's interesting.

This was one of the few albums I was seriously anticipating and then when it was released I wasn't disapointed in the slightest.

CD-Charts Position 162
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Cypress Hill

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by: Cypress Hill

Release Date February 10, 1997
This and BLACK SUNDAY are cypress hills best,this has some great tracks and a few classics so if u like cypress music than this is a must

CD-Charts Position 163
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Now That's What I Call Music Vol 56

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 17, 2003
this album is superb!it has all the recent songs all the way from the black eyed peas to michel andrews.it has all the no.1's from the most recent months. it has all the latest from pop, rock ,roll,rap,jazz and r and b.we start with disc 1 with some of the number 1 hits.then we progress to some of the best pop songs this season.songs from lemar and jemelea.also great songs from beyonce,ultrabeats and liberty x.at the end there are some really poppy songs.i hope you are taking notes.there will be a test later!on disc 2 there is loads of rap and rock. songs from 50 cent,joe budden,steriophonics and justin timberlake-every girls favourate dream.not to mention the fact that the song mad world has also been number 1 for weeks.and just think (in november ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 164
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Crazysexycool

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by: TLC

Release Date June 18, 2003
This is the best album in the world!!!! Well that is my opinion. I love TLC and this is just a great great album

CD-Charts Position 165
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Pieces of a Man

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by: Gil Scott-Heron

Release Date November 10, 2001
Soul-jazz legend Gil Scott-Heron delivers a fine album here with some of the best tracks of his career.
"The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" is mesmeric, sharp, intelligent and innovative. "I Think I'll Call It Morning" is charming, sweet and soulful. "Home Is Where The Hatred Is" is socially aware and tight and the title track is moving and thoughtful.
"Lady Day And John Coltrane" is a sublime peice of tight funky jazz (as opposed to jazz funk know what i mean?).
A very good album. Worth exploring the man's back catalogue.
Intelligent, excellent, soulful music.

CD-Charts Position 166
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Yo! Bum Rush The Show

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by: Public Enemy

Release Date August 10, 1995
Whilst the other tracks are far from fillers, this debut album is allabout 'Public Enemy #1' which established the atonal sound of laterclassics such as 'Welcome to the Terrordome' with it's funk/jazz guitarquick stabs rather than longer, melodic riffs.

CD-Charts Position 167
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The Sagas of...

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by: Klashnekoff

Release Date June 14, 2004
This is an album which I find particularly easy to listen to. Klash's lyrics are predominantly tight, meaningful and thoughtful. The beats are mostly nice aswell complementing the rapstyle with success.

'Zero' is a fresh and brilliant opening track for the album, letting the listener know what he/she is in for with the opening lines "I self-cater, radiate like alpha beta/battle the caper, detonate the paper...".

Where this album really stands out for me though is through the guest appearances of Kyza who quite literally blows the other rappers away with his verses on several of the tracks. On 'B4 U die' Klashnekoff demonstrates his substantial ability on the mic (as he does throughout), but Kyza finishes the track with an outstanding ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 168
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Skull and Bones

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by: Cypress Hill

Release Date April 24, 2000
right then a double album where the two discs reflect the different styles that the guys want to play. good idea but does it work? well um yes very well you dont get the mixture and variety vibe like you did on iv but instead you get to shake your ass to top drawer hip hop on the skull disc and bang your head to metal on the bones disc. the best bit is the sheer fact that it seems like the boys are showing off by doing hip hop thats as good as ever and then teaching the nu-metal boys a lesson by writing hip hop/metal songs that easily outstrip the childish fumblings of limp bizkit and linkin park. bizkit and park wish they had a song half as good as rock superstar and the sister song rap superstar leaves the gangsta competition looking like chumps too. mission ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 169
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Turn It Up: the Very Best of Busta Rhymes

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by: Busta Rhymes

Release Date September 17, 2001
The Album combines all of the mans best songs into one CD which is more than worth buying. With great songs such as, 'Turn it up/Fire it up', 'Gimme some more', 'Put your hands where my eyes can see', 'Get out', 'Dangerous' and 'Woo-Haa! Got you all in check', you cant go wrong with this CD. This 16 Track CD brings you the best of Busta Rhymes and with apperances by Janet Jackson, Zhane and Erykah Badu, there is no going wrong with this CD.

If you are a hip-hop fan, go out and by this CD!

CD-Charts Position 170
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Atliens

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by: Outkast

Release Date January 05, 2003
this is outkasts best album in my opinion. they have a more mature laid back tone and spacey beats

this is also an album you listen to from start to finish without touching it