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1992 was full of many great hip-hop albums from East to West and everything in between, but the Mount Rushmore of LPs from that year is definitely Mecca And The Soul Brother from Pete Rock and CL Smooth. Pete Rock's production is almost 2nd to none with the witty, laid-back flow from CL, fitting every beat Pete makes like a glove. This album showcases how in tune the pair truly are through every track.

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In 2001, Nas made a major comeback after his previous two albums were not received well by fans. After being dissed by Jay-Z, there was talk that his career was on the outs. However, after dropping the album Stillmatic which included the scathing diss track Ether, he rejuvenated his career and reclaimed his crown as the king of hip-hop.

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After a 4 year hiatus, Gang Starr stepped back on the scene in 1998 with arguably the greatest album in their stacked catalog, Moment Of Truth. Guru and DJ Premier elevated to another level with the beats and rhymes, making this their most successful album ever released.

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On this weeks episode we count down the top 10 Hip-Hop albums from 1988. One of the best years in Hip-Hop part of the golden era, these albums are classics that stand the test of time.

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This week we cover the 1993 underground classic album Trendz... from Trends of Culture. We take an in-debth listen from start to finish in this forgotten gem representing classic east coast 90s Boom-Bap.

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This week i pick my top 5 posse cuts of all time. We will take an in depth look through each track as i pick my favorite verse from each song.

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On this episode we dive into the legend Slick Rick's 3rd album, Behind Bars from 1994. Shedding light on an album that get's overlooked but deserves to be heard.

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Take a look back at Gang Starr's classic sophomore album Step in the Arena. We will be doing a run-through song by song, commemorating one of the greatest hip-hop albums from the 90's

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Though not one of Heavy D's most successful albums, 1992's Blue Funk is one of his most personal, complemented by a more prevalent street-like sound than his other releases.With production from Tony Dofat, DJ Premier, Pete Rock and Jesse West (just to name a few), Heavy D and The Boys created an LP that feels rough around the edges, while also proving the haters wrong without compromising who they were.

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When you think of the best hip-hop albums, many come to mind. However one that should, but is often forgotten is the 1993 debut album from Lords Of The Underground, titled Here Come the Lords. Produced by the legendary Marley Marl, underrated K-Def rappers Doitall and Mr. Funke, along with DJ Lord Jazz, they bring their high energy and lyrical skills that are a match made in heaven over their rugged beats. Their ability to rap crazy, like on the track Psycho, or add humor like we hear on Sleep for Dinner, make this an entertaining album that belongs in the conversation about best hip-hop albums of all time.

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