Fat Boys - Fat Boys

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One of the best hip-hop groups to use the lighter side of life as their lyrics. All they talk about is eating food, it's incredible. Amazing beat-box on a few of the songs also.

1. Jail House Rap
2. Stick 'Em
3. Can You Feel It
4. Fat Boys
5. The Place To Be
6. Human Beat Box
7. Don't You Dog Me

Black Sheep - A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

One of the best and most underrated albums to come out of the amazing Native Tongues Posse. The Source had this as one of the 100 Best Rap Albums.

1. Intro
2. U Mean I'm Not
3. Butt...In The Meantime
4. Have U.N.E. Pull
5. Strobelite Honey
6. Are You Mad?
7. The Choice is Yours
8. To Whom it May Concern
9. Similak Child
10. Try Counting Sheep
11. Flavor of the Month
12. La Ménage
13. L.A.S.M.
14. Gimme the Finga
15. Hoes We Knows
16. Go to Hail
17. Black with N.V.
18. Pass the 40
19. Blunted 10
20. For Doz that Slept
21. The Choice is Yours [Revisited]
22. Yes

Kool Keith - Sex Style

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I have never had sex, without this album, I wouldn't even know what a penis is.
Thanks Kool Keith! One of the best hip-hop album ever made. Pornocore at it's finest The lyrics are the most ridiculous things I've ever heard.

1. Intro
2. Sex Style
3. Don't Crush It
4. Make Up Your Mind
5. Sly We Fly
6. Plastic World
7. Stuck On Pussy Drive
8. Regular Girl
9. The Mack Is Back
10. What's He Like?
11. Still The Best
12. In Your Face
13. Lick My Ass
14. Keep It Real...Represent
15. Little Girls
16. After The Club
17. Lovely Lady

De La Soul - De La Soul Is Dead

The second album from De La Soul. Not As good as 3 Feet High & Rising, but still an incredible album. They lyrical content is much different from the first one. No anthems of peace and love.

1. Intro
2. Oodles of O's
3. Talkin' Bout Hey Love
4. Pease Porridge
5. Skit 1
6. Johnny's Dead AKA Vincent Mason
7. A Roller Skating Jam Named "Saturdays" (feat Q-Tip And Vinia Mojica)
8. WRMS' Dedication to the Bitty
9. Bitties in the BK Lounge
10. Skit 2
11. My Brother's a Basehead (feat Squirrell and Preacher)
12. Let, Let Me in
13. Afro Connections at A Hi 5 (In The Eyes Of The Hoodlum)
14. Rap De Rap Show
15. Millie Pulled A Pistol on Santa
16. Who Do U Worship?
17. Skit 3
18. Kicked Out the House
19. Pass the Plugs
20. Not Over Till the Fat Lady Plays The Demo
21. Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)
22. WRMS: Cat's in Control
23. Skit 4
24. Shwingalokate
25. Fanatic of the B Word
26. Keepin' the Faith
27. Skit 5

Dr. Dooom - First Come, First Served

Another one of Kool Keith's alter-egos. Dr. Octagon is killed on this album by Dr. Dooom on the first track.

1. Who Killed Dr. Octagon? (Intro)
2. No Chorus
3. Apartment 223
4. Mr. Ratt (Skit)
5. Neighbors Next Door
6. I Run Rap
7. You Live at Home With Your Mom
8. Housing Authority
9. Wild Kingdom (Skit)
10. Welfare Love
11. Dr. Dooom's in the Room
12. Call the Cops
13. Brothers Feel Fly
14. Side Line
15. Bitch Gets No Love
16. Shopping List (Skit)
17. Body Bag
18. Mental Case
19. Leave Me Alone
20. Live...Bald-Headed Girl

Naughty By Nature - S/T

Well, tonight is my last post. I was going to post Ribzy, but I couldn't find that shit. So tonight, I leave you with one of my favorite album. It's got OPP and Pin The Tail On The Donkey (May remember that song from THPS 2)but more importantly, it includes Guard Your Grill, Uptown Anthem, and my personal favorite, Wickedest Man Alive. Stanton Swihart of All Music Guide claims that it was the most "contagious crossover radio smash in the autumn of 1991."^[1] In addition, Swihart considers Naughty by Nature to be "both a pop and a rap classic," as well as a "must-have album for fans of East Coast rap."

So Get Into This Shit


01. Yoke The Joker 5:13
02. Wickedest Man Alive 4:21
03. O.P.P 4:29
04. Ghetto Bastard 4:51
05. Let The Ho's Go 4:16
06. Everyday All Day 5:41
07. Guard Your Grill 5:02
08. Pin The Tail On The Donkey 3:47
09. 1, 2, 3 (LP Version) 4:44
10. Strike A Nerve 6:22
11. Rhyme'll Shine On 3:56
12. Thankx For Sleepwalking 5:26
13. Uptown Anthem (LP Version) 3:04

Ice-T O.G. Original Gangster

So, today finnaly came. I am doing two guest posts while Sexy Ryan is in Toronto. I'm going off the path a bit today. Instead of some jazz or hardcore, I'm going to post one of the best hip hop albums ever. Ice-T's 1991 release is fucking insane. It includes some of the best rap songs ever, such as "Midnight," "Bitches 2," and "New Jack Hustler." And whether you dig them or not, it was on this album that Ice introduced us to Body Count. (Their first two albums are amazing)
So dig this if you're into 72minutes of hard shittt!

1.		Home Of The Bodybag
2.		First Impression
3.		Ziplock
4.		Mic Contract
5.		Mind Over Matter
6.		New Jack Hustler
7.		Ed
8.		Bitches
9.		Straight Up Nigga
10.		O.G. Original Gangster
11.		House, The
12.		Evil E--What About Sex?
13.		Fly By
14.		Midnight
15.		Fried Chicken
16.		M.V.P.s
17.		Lifestyles Of The Rich And Infamous
18.		Body Count
19.		Prepared To Die
20.		Escape From The Killing Fields
21.		Street Killer
22.		Pulse Of The Rhyme
23.		Tower, The
24.		Ya Shoulda Killed Me Last Year