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    #51
    Originally posted by neils7147933 View Post
    Out of your list, I only agree with Marshall Mathers LP and The Blueprint. Chronic 2001 if you're lumping it into the group would make 3...

    Maybe add Cage - Hell's Winter to the list and possibly Roots - Game Theory.

    That's if you're talking "5 mic" albums, some of those are solid 4 mic/3-star albums like the Lupe album and Jay Z's black album
    Stillmatic = 5 mics

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      #52
      Originally posted by oldgringo View Post
      Yeah, but like Lefty said, there really isn't an objective way to go about naming classic albums. Some are so great that everybody pretty much agrees on them.

      I'd argue that Speakerboxx/Love Below, Tipping Point and Minstrel Show aren't classics from your list alone. Yeah they are great albums, but you wouldn't go to those albums immediately to represent the artist's best work. A lot of people think The Listening was Little Brother's best work. I actually tend to prefer MS, but I know some people well versed in hip hop who will take it to the grave that 'Listening' was better. Stankonia was more representative of Outkast IMO. Speakerboxx/Love Below was too few and far between with the quality tracks. Certainly not a better double album than Underground Kingz. The Tipping Point was a nice release, but no greater or more influential than Game Theory or Rising Down.
      I completely understand where you're coming from in regards to your argument on Speakerboxx/The Love Below. i consider it to be a classic because of it's originality and creativity. it was the first of it's kind on a number of levels. Outkast is my favorite duo, and although it is by no means my favorite Outkast album, i view it as being somewhat of a landmark in recent hip hop history.

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        #53
        Originally posted by MegStarr* View Post
        I completely understand where you're coming from in regards to your argument on Speakerboxx/The Love Below. i consider it to be a classic because of it's originality and creativity. it was the first of it's kind on a number of levels. Outkast is my favorite duo, and although it is by no means my favorite Outkast album, i view it as being somewhat of a landmark in recent hip hop history.
        outkast bias!! boooo!

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          #54
          Originally posted by Gift Of Gab View Post
          outkast bias!! boooo!
          no!
          maybe...


          no!

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            #55
            Originally posted by MegStarr* View Post
            no!
            maybe...


            no!
            jk, i also love outkast but i havent heard speakerbox so i have no opinion on it

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              #56
              Originally posted by oldgringo View Post
              Classic Albums:

              J Dilla - The Shining
              AZ - AWOL
              People Under The Stairs - O.S.T.
              Blu & Exile - Below The Heavens
              Binary Star - Masters of the Universe
              Talib Kweli - Reflection Eternal: Train of Thought
              All Natural - Second Nature
              Vakill - Worst Fears Confirmed
              Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
              Slum Village - Fantastic, Vol. 2

              Great Albums:

              Cee-Lo - ...Is the Soul Machine
              Devin The Dude - Waiting to Inhale
              Black Milk - Popular Demand
              UGK - Underground Kingz
              Tech N9ne - Everready (The Religion)
              De La Soul - AOI: Mosaic Thump
              The Roots - Game Theory
              Murs - 3:16 (The 9th Edition)
              Twista - Kamikaze
              Madvillain - Madvillainy

              Those are two tiers of albums in my opinion.
              That's in the wrong section guy...

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                #57
                Originally posted by Killa Cam View Post
                That's in the wrong section guy...
                What you thought that was a classic pal?

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                  #58
                  Originally posted by oldgringo View Post
                  What you thought that was a classic pal?
                  **** yeah i did, but that's just my opinion. i think i'll make a thread for it and see where it stands with other people.

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                    #59
                    Originally posted by Killa Cam View Post
                    **** yeah i did, but that's just my opinion. i think i'll make a thread for it and see where it stands with other people.
                    Definitely a nice album. I wouldn't call it a classic, but I couldn't really point out anything really wrong with it. I guess it didn't have any tracks that really blew me away. "And This Is For", "3:16" and "Freak These Tales" were probably my favorite tracks. Bad Man too.

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                      #60
                      Originally posted by oldgringo View Post
                      Definitely a nice album. I wouldn't call it a classic, but I couldn't really point out anything really wrong with it. I guess it didn't have any tracks that really blew me away. "And This Is For", "3:16" and "Freak These Tales" were probably my favorite tracks. Bad Man too.
                      Yeah, when you look at it that way I can see how you wouldn't call it a classic, maybe it's just personal preference because to me it's got so many ****er's on it, and not a single bad track.

                      Post in the new thread I made on it.

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