Good Non-Southern Rap Albums from the 2000's

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My list is kinda short, so plaese to add on...

Freeway ??? Philadelphia Freeway
Ghostface Killah ??? Supreme Clentele
Ghostface Killah - Pretty Toney
Raekwon ??? Only Built 4 Cuban Linx Pt. II
Little Brother ??? The Listening
Jaylib ??? Champion Sound
MF Doom ??? Operation: Doomsday
Madvillain ??? Madvillany
MF Doom ??? MM???Food
Quasimoto ??? The Further Adventures of Lord Quas
Beanie Sigel ??? The B-Coming
San Quinn ??? I Give You My Word
Mac Dre ??? Genie of the Lamp
Turf Talk ??? The Street Novelist
The Coup ??? Pick a Bigger Weapon
CVE - Villainism
J Dilla ??? Donuts
Lifesavas ??? Spirit in Stone
Slumplordz ??? Sunnmoonsekt
Hobo Junction ??? The Cleaners
Jake One ??? White Van Music
Freeway & Jake One ??? The Stimulus Package
Blackalicious ??? Nia
The Game ??? The Documentary
50 Cent ??? Get Rich or Die Trying
Jay-Z ??? The Blueprint
State Property soundtrack
 
Pretty good list Harv. Doomsday was '99 tho, and although I'm a huge Doomsday fan (madvillain too), I never really got into Mmm Food. Am i sleeping?





I'd add the first two Kanye albums, Purple Haze, The Realness and the Big L album to my list. Some might say LOX's We Are The Streets had enough big songs to be called a "good album", but I'm not so sure. Those are my biased NY picks anyway..





And what, no Can-Ox love people??
 
faux_rillz said:HarveyCanal said:


Blackalicious ??? Nia




LOL




Thanks for your contribution to this thread.
 
Unherd said:


And what, no Can-Ox love people??




i prefered vordul mega over vast aire, but he's really overshadowed by his counterpart on a majority of the album in terms of time on the mic. Overall the album wasnt an end to end burner for me like operation doomsday is.





straight off the d.i.c. has one my favorite choruses based solely upon how the words sound, ignoring any kind of interpretation/meaning behind the lyrics.





i guess if someone asked me if i liked can ox i would say yeah but that answer is incomplete really.





i'd toss up viktor vaughn vaudeville villain. that has some of my favorite lines from doom, plus his flow on that album reminds me more of operation doomsday than his later efforts. not my favorite production work, but the beats are above average and seem to work well to compliment the frenetic reference factory that is his lyrical style.
 
I remember liking one of the songs off the initial Cann Ox single...but I never got into the album.
 
J-Zone - Pimps Don't Pay Taxes - 2001


J-Zone - $ick of Bein' Rich - 2003


J-Zone - A Job Ain't Nuthin' But Work - 2004


Black Market Militia - Black Market Militia.


Diplomats - Diplomatic Immunity Vol 1.


Juelz Santana - From Me To You.


Count Bass D - Dwight Spitz.


Sean Price - Monkey Barz.
 
M.O.P. - Warriorz


Del Tha Funky Homosapien/Dan The Automator - Deltron 3030


Brother Ali - Champion Sound EP


Prodigy/Alchemist - Return Of The Mac
 
HarveyCanal said:My list is kinda short, so plaese to add on...





Freeway ??? Philadelphia Freeway


Ghostface Killah ??? Supreme Clentele


Ghostface Killah - Pretty Toney


Raekwon ??? Only Built 4 Cuban Linx Pt. II


Little Brother ??? The Listening


Jaylib ??? Champion Sound


MF Doom ??? Operation: Doomsday


Madvillain ??? Madvillany


MF Doom ??? MM???Food


Quasimoto ??? The Further Adventures of Lord Quas


Beanie Sigel ??? The B-Coming


San Quinn ??? I Give You My Word


Mac Dre ??? Genie of the Lamp


Turf Talk ??? The Street Novelist


The Coup ??? Pick a Bigger Weapon


CVE - Villainism


J Dilla ??? Donuts


Lifesavas ??? Spirit in Stone


Slumplordz ??? Sunnmoonsekt


Hobo Junction ??? The Cleaners


Jake One ??? White Van Music


Freeway & Jake One ??? The Stimulus Package


Blackalicious ??? Nia


The Game ??? The Documentary


50 Cent ??? Get Rich or Die Trying


Jay-Z ??? The Blueprint


State Property soundtrack










Freeway "Free At Last"


Kanye West 'Late Registration"


Jay-Z "The Dynasty"


Jay-Z "American Gangster"


Jay-z "Black Album"


Little Brother "The Minstrel Show"


Elzhi 'The Preface"


Nas "Stillmatic"


Roc Marciano 'Marcberg"


Royce Da 5'9' 'Death Is Certain"


Eminem "The Eminem Show"


Blu And Exile "Below The Heavens"


Ghostface "Fishscale"


Cormega "The Realness"














peace,xavier
 
husalah - 'hustlin since the 80s'


jacka - 'the jack artist'


Beanie Sigel The B. Coming


DJ Quik Trauma


Ghostface - SC


Madvillain Madvillainy


50 Cent Get Rich or Die Trying


Common Like Water for Chocolate


M.O.P. Warriorz


DJ Green Lantern, DJ Vlad & DJ Harry Rap Phenomenon Part II: 2Pac


Big L The Big Picture


The Beatnuts Originators


Tha Dogg Pound Cali Iz Active


DJ Quik & Kurupt Blaqkout


Suga Free The Features, Vol. 2


Diddy Press Play


Ghostface Killah The Pretty Toney Album


Fabolous Street Dreams


shyne - shyne


I Self Divine Self Destruction


Diverse - One AM
 
Binary Star: Masters of the Universe


Blackalicious: Blazing Arrow


Cannibal Ox: The Cold Vein


Common: Be


Common: Electric Circus


Common: Finding Forever


Common: Like Water for Chocolate


De La Soul: Art Official Intelligence: Mosaic Thump


De La Soul: The Grind Date


Deltron 3030


Dilated Peoples: Expansion Team


Dilated Peoples: The Platform


Edan: Beauty and the Beat


El-P: Fantastic Damage


Eminem: The Marshall Mathers LP


Ghostface Killah: Supreme Clientele


Ghostface Killah: The Pretty Toney Album


J Dilla: Donuts


Jay-Z: The Black Album


Jay-Z: The Blueprint


Jay-Z: The Dynasty


Jedi Mind Tricks: Violent by Design


J-Live: All of the Above


J-Live: The Best Part


Jurassic 5: Power in Numbers


Jurassic 5: Quality Control


J-Zone: Pimps Don't Pay Taxes


Kanye West: Graduation


Kanye West: Late Registration


Kanye West: The College Dropout


M.O.P.: Warriorz


Madvillain: Madvillainy


Nas: The Lost Tapes


People Under the Stairs: O.S.T. (Original Soundtrack)


People Under the Stairs: Question in the Form of an Answer


People Under the Stairs: Stepfather


Q-Tip: The Renaissance


Quasimoto: The Unseen


Raekwon: Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt II


Reflection Eternal: Train of Thought


Slum Village: Fantastic, Vol. 2


Ugly Duckling: Journey to Anywhere
 
Styles P- Gangsta and A gentleman


jadakiss kiss of death


Nas-Godson


& street desciple.





Alot hate about "Street Desciple" but it was better than that "Hip Hop is Dead"
 
Murs 3:16 The 9th Edition


Esham - Bruce Wayne Gotham City 1987


Masters Of Illusion - S/T


Motion Man - Clearing The Field


T.I. - King


Eminem - The Mashal Mathers LP


Fat Joe - J.O.S.E.


213 - The Hard Way


Snoop Dogg Presents Tha Eastsiders - Duces n' Trays: The Old Fashion Way


KHM - Game


Kool Keith - Spankmaster
 
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