The Geto Boys - The Geto Boys Poison Clan - 2 Low Life Muthas Scarface - Mr. Scarface Is Back Eightball & MJG - Comin' Out Hard Big Mike - Somethin' Serious Goodie MoB - Soul Food UGK - Ridin' Dirty OutKast - ATLiens Witchdoctor - A SWAT Healin' Ritual Project Pat - Ghetty Green
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1. "Not necessarily in order, and I probably forgot something " In response to Reply # 0
Outkast - ATLiens Scarface - The Untouchable UGK - Underground Kingz Little Brother - The Listening Little Brother - The Minstrel Show 8ball & MJG - On Top of the World Goodie Mob - Soul Food Big KRIT - 4EvaNaDay Killer Mike - R.A.P. Music Outkast - Aquemini
Little Brother - The Listening Outkast - ATLiens 8Ball and MJG - Comin Out Hard T.I. - Trap Muzik Lil Wayne - The Carter 3 Pastor Troy - We Ready, I Declare War Juvenile - 400 Degrees UGK - Too Hard to Swallow Goodie Mob - Soul Food Geto Boys - Til Death Do Us Part
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5. "Timbo’s genius on full display" In response to Reply # 4
And Bubba doesn’t ruin it.
I saw a lot of people listing Little Brother but honestly, they don’t *sound* like a southern hip-hop group to me. They sound more like East Coast boom bap, so while I thought about listing Minstrel Show, it just doesn’t feel like a southern album to me.
All those albums, Deliverance definitely included, definitely feel like they represent the south to me.
7. "One album per artist, not in any order" In response to Reply # 0
Outkast - ATLiens Goodie MoB - Soul Food Geto Boys - Geto Boys Scarface - The Diary Devin the Dude - To Tha X-Treme Cunnilynguists - A Piece of Strange Killer Mike - R.A.P. Music Asamov - And Now Count Bass D - Dwight Spitz Clipse - Hell Hath No Fury
10. "I second a piece of strange" In response to Reply # 7
but i would say Dirty Acres is probably their most southern rap album. Also sucks that you can't really put little brother on this list, cause none of their albums are really "Southern"
8. "One album per artist" In response to Reply # 0
Outkast - Aquemini Goodie Mob - Soul Food UGK - Ridin' Dirty T.I. - Trap Muzik Cunnilynguists - A Piece of Strange Rick Ross - Teflon Don Little Brother - The Listening David Banner - Death of a Pop Star Scarface - The Fix Lil Wayne - Tha Carter III
11. "RE: Post your 10 fave southern rap albums" In response to Reply # 0 Mon Feb-15-21 01:26 PM by My_SP1200_Broken_Aga
Supastition – Chain Letters Little Brother - The Listening Little Brother - The Minstrel Show Count Bass D - Dwight Spitz Median – Median's Relief In The Making Micranots – Obelisk Movements Phonte – Charity Starts At Home Mass Influence - The Underground Science Showtime - Featured Presentation Big Pooh - Sleepers
Excited for his next album, the singles he's dropped this year already are all dope. "Cludder" especially has been on constant rotation since it dropped. The Spillage Village album last year was my 2nd favorite of 2020, and DiCaprio 2 has a ton of good stuff on it.
>Excited for his next album, the singles he's dropped this >year already are all dope. "Cludder" especially has been on >constant rotation since it dropped.
Yeah I'm hyped hopefully he can build on Di2
The Spillage Village album >last year was my 2nd favorite of 2020, and DiCaprio 2 has a >ton of good stuff on it.
I couldn't get into the Spillage Village album like that. Saw a ton of praise for it, it didn't click. I'll have to check it again.
I'm glad I'm not the only feeling these dudes, I hadn't seen much talk about them.
I'd encourage you to check Lute and GRIP if you haven't.
17. "A lotta good ones in here. KRIT Wuz Here makes my top 10." In response to Reply # 0 Tue Feb-16-21 01:39 PM by cidolfas
Others not mentioned that might make my top 10 Southern rap list:
The D.O.C. - No One Can Do It Better Z-Ro - The Life of Joseph W. McVey Cee-Lo Green - Cee-Lo Green and His Perfect Imperfections Juvenile - 400 Degreez Scarface - Mr. Scarface Is Back UGK - Too Hard to Swallow Clipse - Lord Willin' Outkast - Stankonia/Southerplayalisticadillacmuzik Goodie Mob - Still Standing Lil Wayne - Tha Carter
24. "Those 3 KRIT “mixtapes” in a row from 2010-12 were all great" In response to Reply # 17 Tue Feb-16-21 10:20 PM by DJR
KRIT Wuz Here and Returnof4Eva have some of his best songs ever, but I always slightly preferred 4EvaNaDay. Just really enjoyed the concept and the way he executed it. That album was perfect to me.
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21. "No Killer Mike - RAP Music? Only 2 400 Degreez so far?" In response to Reply # 0
No Juvie is a shame. 400 Degreez is the best nola hip hop album of all time. It should be in all top 10 lists for best southern album of all time. It’s a top 50 hip hop album of all time.
The HA beat should be mentioned in the greatest beats of all time discussion along with the usual suspects.
I’ll do one album per artist for 10 and then list some extras.
OutKast - Aquemini Juvenile - 400 Degreez UGK - Ridin’ Dirty Goodie Mob - Soul Food 8ball & MJG - Comin’ Out Hard Devin the Dude - Just Tryin’ to Live Jeezy - The Recession (surprised this one wasn’t mentioned... I think it’s the south’s Blueprint) TI - Trap Musik Wayne - Da Drought 3 Face - The Diary
Wayne was difficult... The Carter (entirely produced by Mannie) was his proper reintroduction to the game. He had done the squad up tapes and I think he’d put out The Prefix (rapping 3/4s of the Black Album beats and a few other classic Jigga beats like where I’m from) but hadn’t done a Drama tape yet I don’t believe. The Carter is a solid album, could hear the jump in skill, some of the wittiness and beginnings of the great song crafting he’d master by Carter III. The Carter II is a solid album, it’s less about the production and more focus on the insane ZONE Wayne was in rhyming. The Carter III is the MAINSTREAM masterpiece. This is the album where he put the jump up in rhyming skills and matched them with the hottest producers in the industry (everyone was trying to work with Wayne at this point in time). He took the lyrics and beats and great hooks he’d become known for and made a ton of hits and songs. He’d put out a ton of mixtapes by this point and everyone was waiting for this album. Remember — there were those Carter III session leaks... (quite a few YE joints I believe) He went back to the drawing board and hit us with Carter III... Radio joints: lollipop, Mrs officer, let the beat build, comfortable, got money, and the monster that was A MILLI. I think Carter III was the most anticipated album since College Dropout or GRODT. Saying all that... I’m gonna pick double disc mixtape Da Drought 3 lulz...
Some other: Soulja Slim - Years Later Mac - Shellshocked Outlast - ATLIENS / Stankonia / Speakerboxx TI - Urban Legend / King / Paper Trail Devin - To Tha Xtreme Hot Boys - Get It How U Live 2 BG - Choppa City (not Choppa City in the Ghetto) Master P - Ghetto D / ice Cream Man TRU - True 2 Da Game Fiend - There’s One in Every Family Mystikal - Unpredictable Blaxuede - Dey Don’t Kno Currensy - Pilot Talk
47. "Wayne is a tougher call if you want to include him." In response to Reply # 21 Wed Feb-17-21 04:48 PM by cidolfas
The mixtapes are probably his best work, but The Carter when it dropped was a very nice project backed by full Mannie production. He elevated himself to a different level, and put himself in the conversation of best rapper alive (whether it was true or not).
I still go back to it more than any of his other studio albums.
48. "It's the electronic over the funk for me." In response to Reply # 32
Boomiverse isn't on the same level of the other two at all lol....I blame that on the fact that Big recorded that as a double album and we only got half of it because record labels.
Sigh.
The reason I like VLDR over SLL is partially because I was already a big fan of Phantogram & Little Dragon so the marriage sounded great to me.
Mostly I liked the mix of the Stankonia sound mixing in with dream pop that's on the record. I'd also argue the way VLDR goes dirty south at the end is better than the end of SLL because those songs kinda drags and don't sound as good today.
That's no dis, because I love both records overall.
49. "top 10...1 per artist" In response to Reply # 0
Goodie Mob- Soul Food Scarface- Mr. Scarface is back 8ball & MJG- In our lifetime UGK- Ridin Dirty Young Bleed- My Balls & My word Outkast- Stankonia Kilo- Organized Bass Devin the dude- the dude TI- Urban legend Playa Fly- Da game owe me
a few others...
Project Pat- Da game owe me Geto Boys- Geto Boys Juve- 400 degrees DJ Magic Mike- bass is the name of the game Slim Calhoun- The skinny Krit- Krit wuz here Jeezy- Recession younbloodz- against the grain
_________________ When you control a man's thinking, you don't have to worry about his actions. -Carter G. Woodson
54. "RE: Post your 10 fave southern rap albums" In response to Reply # 0 Mon Mar-01-21 10:16 AM by chincheckin
OutKast - ATLiens/Aquemini Goodie MoB - Soul Food Rick Ross - Teflon Don The Clipse - Hell Hath No Fury T.I. - King The D.O.C. - No One Does It Better The Geto Boys - We Can't Be Stopped Scarface - Untouchable Ludacris - Word of Mouf
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