>rap albums. 10 at least. that's at least 2 for every year
>

-Cuban Linx 2
-Elmatic
-Stimulus Package
-Professor @ Large
-Marcberg
-Brazilian Dedication
-Toeachizown
-Cancer For Cure
-Czarface
-Ode to the Ghetto

and that's just off the top of my head without really thinking


>as far as the mix, I actually like that this album has some
>low end to it. Fitting for a Gibbs collab. made me think maybe
>Lib wasn't part of the mixdown, since recently, his lps tend
>to sound "flat".
>

lo-fi is just fine, no problem there
but the mix just sounds bad in places, it's not an aesthetic preference


>I like the mix on the vocals as well, but agree about the mix
>on Danny's verse and some parts where the levels go up and
>down. BUT than again I'm the type of dude who found nothing
>wrong with Blu's recent bedroom recordings from a sound
>standpoint. i mean we grew up on Blowout Comb and 36 Chambers,
>and listened to Keith Murray, Pharcyde and The Boogiemonsters
>on a damn walkman. I'm not an audiophile like that.
>

like I said it's not about aesthetics, it's about mix quality and this album really lacks in that department
Madvillainy is a beautiful album sonically, and it's as lo-fi as it gets


>And only time will tell about this LP. I mean still too early
>for 2013, but I still listen to albums from 2011/12 like:
>XXX
>RAP Music
>GKMC
>Rare Chandeliers
>Habits & Contradictions
>Control System
>Super Chocolate Black Simian
>Black UP
>Life Is Good
>Reloaded
>Greneberg
>Blue Chips
>R4
>Shotgun & Sleek Rifle
>Cancer 4 Cure
>Vodka & Ayahausca
>No York
>Watch The Throne
>
>but I guess in your world I'd be lying about listening to them
>still huh?
>

it strikes me as a silly thing to lie about but I'm not particularly invested in whether you do or not
I'm a little sick of people pulling the usual hyperbole upon release then acting like an album didn't age well when the damn thing wasn't that great to begin with or was only just good