Greatest Hip Hop Artist/Group Ever

**Goofle** · 12-29-2012, 07:55 AM

He sure is. Top 5 in both categories for me.

oun2music · 12-29-2012, 06:58 PM

1. Ab soul
2. danny brown
3. eminem
4. big krit
5. notorious big

LikeIt · 01-23-2013, 07:39 PM

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony!
especially krayzie bone

~~JohnConnington~~ · 02-13-2013, 03:00 AM

I'd have to say Eminem for me as he got me into rap. So it's more a nostalgia thing.

What he did for getting a lot of more white people into rap was a good thing too.

SGR · 02-17-2013, 06:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Euan

Wu-Tang are hands down the greatest

Truth

finabritta · 02-20-2013, 05:33 AM

Mos Def
Professor Green
Run DMC
NWA
Wu-Tang
Ludacris

Electrophonic Tonic · 02-20-2013, 07:56 PM

Maybe not now, but I think with a few more quality releases the Roots should be near the top of this list. I've held the Beastie Boys at the top because of the number of great albums they had, 5 out of 7, compared to the number of albums they released (5 out of 6 if you don't count the Mix Up). Compared the likes of Public Enemy with a couple of milestone achievements in a large discography or Company Flow with their one true, only release being their magnum opus and a legendary album; the Roots are building a large discography with a lot of quality behind it.

I've been listening to Undun lately and it's so much better than I remembered it being when I first heard it. I consider it now in the stratosphere with Phrenology and Things Fall Apart, along with very solid releases in the rest of their discography with the potholes being their first two releases and average releases with the Tipping Point and How I Got Over (which I probably should check out again now that I've found a new appreciation for Undun)

Basically, if the Roots hit another homerun with & Then You Shoot Your Cousin, I will have to rethink my position.

SGR · 02-21-2013, 05:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Electrophonic Tonic

Maybe not now, but I think with a few more quality releases the Roots should be near the top of this list. I've held the Beastie Boys at the top because of the number of great albums they had, 5 out of 7, compared to the number of albums they released (5 out of 6 if you don't count the Mix Up). Compared the likes of Public Enemy with a couple of milestone achievements in a large discography or Company Flow with their one true, only release being their magnum opus and a legendary album; the Roots are building a large discography with a lot of quality behind it.

I've been listening to Undun lately and it's so much better than I remembered it being when I first heard it. I consider it now in the stratosphere with Phrenology and Things Fall Apart, along with very solid releases in the rest of their discography with the potholes being their first two releases and average releases with the Tipping Point and How I Got Over (which I probably should check out again now that I've found a new appreciation for Undun)

Basically, if the Roots hit another homerun with & Then You Shoot Your Cousin, I will have to rethink my position.

Tribe Called Quest have a pretty damn solid discography as well. I'd say 4 great albums out of 5

**Goofle** · 02-21-2013, 08:26 AM

The Roots should already be right up there in my view. So much quality music. Prefer them to The Beastie Boys without a question.

Psychedub Dude · 02-21-2013, 09:06 AM

I don't know if you can exactly qualify Nujabes as an all out hip hop artist, but hes made some of the sickest hip hop beats I've ever heard.

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oun2music Groupie Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 12	1. Ab soul 2. danny brown 3. eminem 4. big krit 5. notorious big

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LikeIt Groupie Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 3	Bone Thugs-N-Harmony! especially krayzie bone

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~~JohnConnington~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: London Posts: 50	I'd have to say Eminem for me as he got me into rap. So it's more a nostalgia thing. What he did for getting a lot of more white people into rap was a good thing too.

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finabritta Groupie Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Sweden Posts: 3	Mos Def Professor Green Run DMC NWA Wu-Tang Ludacris

02-20-2013, 07:56 PM	#247 (permalink)
Electrophonic Tonic Your Ad Here Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: The Twilight Zone Posts: 876	Maybe not now, but I think with a few more quality releases the Roots should be near the top of this list. I've held the Beastie Boys at the top because of the number of great albums they had, 5 out of 7, compared to the number of albums they released (5 out of 6 if you don't count the Mix Up). Compared the likes of Public Enemy with a couple of milestone achievements in a large discography or Company Flow with their one true, only release being their magnum opus and a legendary album; the Roots are building a large discography with a lot of quality behind it. I've been listening to Undun lately and it's so much better than I remembered it being when I first heard it. I consider it now in the stratosphere with Phrenology and Things Fall Apart, along with very solid releases in the rest of their discography with the potholes being their first two releases and average releases with the Tipping Point and How I Got Over (which I probably should check out again now that I've found a new appreciation for Undun) Basically, if the Roots hit another homerun with & Then You Shoot Your Cousin, I will have to rethink my position.