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Originally Posted by jackhammer
Sorry Luke but I have to agree with Janszoon on this one. I think this album was one of those crossover albums that melded an RnB asthetic onto a Hip Hop beat and unleashed a whole heap of trash on the world.
It is not solely responsible but this album definitely ushered in a new way of marketing Hip Hop methinks.
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Thats unfair isn't it?
Look at how the fugees were marketed, and compare them to artists now. Do you really see much of a connection between Akon, R-kelly, T-Pain with the fugees?
Are you going to blame the pioneers of punk as being responsible for blink-182 and avril lavigne?
You make it seem like every album that blends RnB is crap, which is incredibly far from reality.