Which LL Cool J album is the best out of these?

Poll question: Best LL Cool J album: Radio vs. B.A.D. vs. Mama Said Knock You Out

Poll result (26 votes) Radio (2 votes) Vote B.A.D. (10 votes) Vote Mama Said Knock You Out (14 votes) Vote

Radio was raw and a reflection of the times and he was just rocking it on a turntable and spitting his style. Dear Yvette was tha cut. dig a cat just coming out and putting it down like that.

Bad had more boom and then he hits you with the slow jam I need Love which changed the game at that point. Bad though was booming.

mama said knock you out is what made him One of if not the Greatest ever. very polished album and yet he came back hard. i mean how many acts all across genre lines have said don't call it a comeback because i've been here for years?

LL came back on his own terms and in a far more competitive era of rap music believe that.

"WALKING WITH A PANTHER Wasn't That Bad" post. There were a lot of good (and a lot of hilariously bad) cuts on that album.

The singles were butter, but I could see the album trying to go along the lines of 'I need love' success. It failed, which L knew he wasn't gonna go back to on the following release. Again, the tracks that banged, BANGED!!!

so it has a sentimental place for me,but I voted Mama Said Knock You Out.
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Yup.

Mr. Smith is LL best LP to me. No, he didnt MC on Mr. Smith better than the LP's you listed but Mr. Smith felt like LL in his true comfort zone, dope singles, videos, and consistent flow with the LP

but out of those 3....Mama was the best b/c Marl was in a zone

it doesn't matter.
i am pretty sure that all of them are classics,
but i didn't keep all of them.

i am pretty sure i have a bunch of tracks from MSKYO, though.

and "milky cereal" is the jam forever.
that loop is addictive.

the snare, the sped up bass,
just everything.


but it always sounds like ll cool j is trying
to get me into bed. he always talks like he's whispering in my ear. lol




i think i dig MSKYO the most of the three,
from what i remember. i dig the sparse production on radio,
but i listen to his denser material more.

so, i pick MSKYO.


>Which LL Cool J album is the best out of these?

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Go cut creator go!

B.A.D.

The Breakthrough is INCREDIBLE!

;)

1)The S.W.A.T. sample
2)Be on the lookout for a tall light-skinned brother with dimples
3)I'll take a musclebound man and put his face in the sand
4)They call me Jaws my hat is like a shark's fin
5)I'm the best takin' out all rookies - So forget Oreos eat Cool J cookies
6)I Think I'm gonna need backup

>1)The S.W.A.T. sample
>2)Be on the lookout for a tall light-skinned brother with
>dimples
>3)I'll take a musclebound man and put his face in the sand
>4)They call me Jaws my hat is like a shark's fin
>5)I'm the best takin' out all rookies - So forget Oreos eat
>Cool J cookies
>6)I Think I'm gonna need backup


"You ain't got to say no more man...IT'S OVAH" - Red and Meth on How High

I'm Bad the song is my personal thesis statement on why I rap. "No rapper can rap, quite like I can..." NUFF SAID!!

BAD the album bangs ridiculously for DAYS! Play Kanday at any function right now today and watch the reaction you get. Vicious head bobbin, spontaneous outbreaks of the Wop, stank faces galore...one of my personal dj weapons. And for that jewel alone....

You're Welcome - Kobe.

>5)I'm the best takin' out all rookies - So forget Oreos eat
>Cool J cookies

Still one of the best lines ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Bumpin in the STEREO:
Gladys Knight&The Pips
RGE-Black Radio
Randy And The Gypsys
Jean Beauvoir-DATM
Atlantic Starr-Brilliance
Terri Lyne Carrington-TMP

Is still my fav LL album. Tight beats! Tight ryhmes! Bobcat! Cut creator! YEAH BOYEEEEEEEEEEEE!

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Bumpin in the STEREO:
Gladys Knight&The Pips
RGE-Black Radio
Randy And The Gypsys
Jean Beauvoir-DATM
Atlantic Starr-Brilliance
Terri Lyne Carrington-TMP

plus that when he performs that song in kruch groove is probably in my top ten movie scenes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqod_4LPkw8

jammaster Jay was ready to pull out the biscuit.