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cali1

Sicc OG
Feb 5, 2006
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#62
I love all three of those albums, because they're all very different albums.
One could argue that the lyrical content is relatively the same, but to me there is a distinct mood I get from 7 Day theory that I don't hear on the other two, and vice versa. Tupac evolved as an artist, he was true to his craft.

I've said on here before that I think

Spice-1 -Spice-1
Spice-1 187 he wrote
Spice-1 -Amerikkkas nightmare

are classics.
In place of Amerikka's Nightmare I'd put 1990-Sick in there cause it was betta imo

Celly Cel:
Heat For Yo Azz
Killa Kali
The G Filez

Big Mike:
Somethin Serious
Hard To Hit
Nawlins Phats

B.G.
Living Legend
Life After Cash Money
The Heart Of The Streets

Souljah Slim:
Give It To 'Em Raw
The Streets Raised Me
Years Later

MC Breed:
MC Breed & DFC
20 Below
The New Breed

C-Murder:
Life Or Death
Bossalinie
Trapped In Crime


E-40:
Federal
The Mailman
In A Major Way

Trick Daddy:
Based On A True Story
www.thug.com
Book Of Thugs:Chapter AK Verse 47

Mystikal:
Mind Of Mystikal
Unpredictable
Ghetto Fabulous
 
Sep 29, 2003
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#63
Then shouldn't All Eyez on Me be two albums? That would make it 4 not 3 using that criteria.
I said that you could count that album as being 2. I don't....When 1 copy of All Eyez On Me sells at the record store, it counts as 2 units because it is a double disc; Same with Flip's double album or Outkast - Speakerboxx/Love Below....This is what I meant...
 
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#70
scarface for sure!!!!

imo you could take most of tech's albums and put them together to come up w/ 1 good album. i'm a tech fan but be real that dude hasn't put out three cd's that compares to anything scarface or tupac has put out