CD-Charts Position 21

Nas

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Nas

Release Date July 15, 2008

CD-Charts Position 22
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Hybrid Theory

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Linkin Park

Release Date October 24, 2000
"One Step Closer" was a bad choice for a 1st single, artistically speaking; it sounded (and still sounds, IMO) generic as heck, to put it simply. I didn't feel a great desire to own this CD until I heard "Crawling" for the first time on the radio. After school I went to my local CD store and got it. Just about every song on this CD is great except for the one song. The CD opens with a harrowing melody and blasts off from there (then takes a very short break...). Very dramatic and melodic stuff, with interesting sonic touches.

CD-Charts Position 23
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Rage Against the Machine

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Rage Against the Machine

Release Date November 10, 1992
An amazing debut. Rage combined their influences (Public Enemy, Led Zeppelin & the Sex Pistols) into one hell of a brew. It's heavy as hell, it's angry and smart and rabid...and it'll rock your face off.

CD-Charts Position 24
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The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Lauryn Hill

Release Date August 25, 1998
I bought this album when it first came out and listened to it like crazy. I remember her singing "Zion" at the grammys and crying it was so beautiful. I say it's bittersweet because obviously it's about love and heartache and breakup's and makeups. But also because this was her only ablum for a few years until she came out with that Unplugged album which was even more deep and dark and sad, but great. I love her music , you can tell what she's going through with every track. All around great investment.

CD-Charts Position 25
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The Cool

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Lupe Fiasco

Release Date December 18, 2007
Lupe is much better on the re-up from his first album Food & Liquor. This joint flows with thought provoking and creative joints for the new millenium. What stops this album from being a classic is that it kind of falls off after Dumb It Down.

Top Joints:
Streets On Fire (Dope, reminiscent of Nas' What Goes Around(Poison)
Paris, Tokyo -
Hi Definition - This is my joint
Dumb It Down
Intruder - Dope
Go Go Gadget - Jacks Busta's flow perfectly

CD-Charts Position 26
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Meteora

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Linkin Park

Release Date March 25, 2003
This is a very strong cd by a group that is one of a kind. I first heard of this cd when I was stationed in California and have been listening to it ever since. In my opinion this cd expressed deep emotions and creativity that are in each of the members of the group in a very artistic and exciting way. Some of the songs that I really feel are fun and grow each listen are "somewhere I belong", "breaking the habit", "easier to run", and "lying from you". One of my coworkers who happens to be an exciting and interesting person gave me a copy of this cd that they downloaded and I am sure grateful they did. This is definitely an album that is worth your time and will grow on you each listen.

CD-Charts Position 27
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Welcome To The Dollhouse

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Danity Kane

Release Date March 18, 2008
When WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE was released on March 18, 2008, it sold more than the first album [which is also a banger]. The CD includes lots of different types of songs like the off beat KEY TO MY HEART to catchy tunes of 2 OF YOU... This CD is enjoyable to all extents.

1. Welcome to the Dollhouse Intro [Diddy] - [**] Could have done with out Diddy - the girls should have intro'd their own CD

2. Bad Girl - [****] Killa Song from the beginning to the end.. The intro to the song makes you come into a trance and the melodic vocals are something else MISSY ELLIOTT just adds more to the track with her rap Great song and great way to open the album

3. Damaged - [***] Catchy song. good first single.

4. Pretty Boy [*****************] ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 28
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Tha Carter

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Lil Wayne

Release Date June 29, 2004
Tha Carter made me realize why Lil Wayne was my favorite rapper. This is my favorite album of all-time. Illmaticness at it's finest. Every track is easily one of the best songs ever. Wayne comes at you with an entirely different flow and creative style different from his previous albums. This album was worth the money, time, and wait. If you don't like Tha Carter then you don't like hip/hop in my opinion. Unlike many other albums from different artists your finger will be at rest when you play this cd. Yea, you can let this whole cd play. Shout out to Mannie Fresh too, because his beats for this album were incredible. I believe this is the best album since Tupac's All Eyez On Me. Believe Dat!!

CD-Charts Position 29
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The Dutchess

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Fergie

Release Date September 19, 2006
I love this CD! this is one of my favorite CDs and it's one I don't 'have to' be in the mood for, I can listen to it anytime.

CD-Charts Position 30
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What Does It All Mean? 1983-2006 Retrospective

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Steinski

Release Date May 27, 2008
Oh what a lovely collection. Like taking a dictionary to a desert island because it has all the classics in it, just out of order, this is a true desert island disk. I keep expecting the RIAA to break my car window and bust me for the uncleared samples. But it would be worth it.

But wither "Hang on St. Christopher?"