And which album was it?

Poll result (26 votes) The God (3 votes) Vote The Teacher (18 votes) Vote The Big Daddy (0 votes) Vote The G (1 votes) Vote The Storyteller (3 votes) Vote Other (1 votes) Vote

collectively.

I don't even know what Kane album would be the nominee there, he didn't make a good album in the 90's by my estimation.

I liked 18th Letter & Art Of Storytelling a lot though.

but mentioning those it should be noted that Follow the Leader & Don't Sweat were released in the same respective years

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>but mentioning those it should be noted that Follow the
>Leader & Don't Sweat were released in the same respective
>years

which dropped in early '90 (though it still felt like an 80's album & probably woulda dropped in '89 had Paul C not been murdered during its making.

Technically I guess it counts for the 90's, I wouldn't have a problem with someone picking that one.

I'd take Boom-Bap & the self-titled over Don't Sweat or Sex & Violence for sure tho.

>which dropped in early '90 (though it still felt like an 80's
>album & probably woulda dropped in '89 had Paul C not been
>murdered during its making.

true true

>Technically I guess it counts for the 90's, I wouldn't have a
>problem with someone picking that one.
>
>I'd take Boom-Bap & the self-titled over Don't Sweat or Sex &
>Violence for sure tho.

also true

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so I'm going with those but I can't choose between them

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Geto Boys, Poison Clan, UGK, Eightball & MJG, OutKast, Goodie Mob

It edges out The KRS/BDP joints.

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Wanted Dead or Alive, Live and Let Live, 456, and Roots of Evil all borderline classics

One of KRS's best in his whole catalog.

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i know u said best album, but the god ("the teacher") was in the discussion for best emcee, period, for much of the 90's. That can't be said of any of the others.

overall i feel like G Rap has been the most consistently dope and is still killin shit today.

best album tho, you can pick from like 4 different KRS albums.

very good album.

“So back we go to these questions — friendship, character… ethics.”

1. 18th letter
2. return of the boom bap
3. mr smith
4. art of storytelling
5. blue funk


i'm not counting group/duo albums, etc, otherwise let the rhythm hit em would be #1.

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Don't call it a comeback!

This is a hard one LL MSKYO, KRS's Boom Bap and Rakim's 18th Letter


Man...I also like KRS self title and Mr. Smith (G-Rap's 4,5,6 LP)

man..