>There have been a lot of dope albums
>
>But if you think that an NY album has to sound like something
>from the 90s then you'd be out of touch with NYC.
>
>I remember someone making a post (maybe LES) talking about how
>they disliked Empire State of Mind because it represented the
>corporate side of NYC but that's also part of the city.
>
>So I won't say that Blurprint sounded like an NYC album but I
>will use that song as an example of how NYC Hip-Hop doesn't
>all have to sound like one thing
>
>What would you say if I said Soul Food is the last record that
>is everything southern hip-hop should be?
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