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Best Years For HipHop

Postby Fa-Q » Sep 6th, '09, 05:43

My friend asked me this a couple days ago and I said from 1996-2002...he asked what were the best years for hiphop within 10 years, where every album just about was good. And hip hop was alive and well. Even the radio was good in that time period. So what do you guys think?
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby Relapse.LP » Sep 6th, '09, 05:47

Obviously 1988-1996
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby Tranquil » Sep 6th, '09, 06:05

1990-2000 (thats when it started to go down hill a little bit), it started going down after 2pac and Biggie died
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby Relapse.LP » Sep 6th, '09, 06:09

It didn't exactly go downhill after Pac and Big passed away, but the creativity and critical level lessened towards the end of the East Coast Renaissance towards the end of the 20th century.
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby TiBon » Sep 6th, '09, 06:37

1987-1997
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby DrRapid » Sep 6th, '09, 17:31

1994-1996 Those to me are the best years but there not many so I'll open it up a bit more to 1986-1997
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby Sleepy » Sep 6th, '09, 19:40

easy. late 80s early 90s
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby Fa-Q » Sep 6th, '09, 22:06

wow no one has included 99-09 or any of Ems years??
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby Sleepy » Sep 6th, '09, 22:08

Fa-Q wrote:wow no one has included 99-09 or any of Ems years??



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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby wrestler1256 » Sep 7th, '09, 00:03

DrRapid wrote:1994-1996 Those to me are the best years but there not many so I'll open it up a bit more to 1986-1997

:y: 94-96 were the best!
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby Tornado » Sep 7th, '09, 01:15

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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby mistercampbell » Sep 7th, '09, 04:23

Fa-Q wrote:wow no one has included 99-09 or any of Ems years??


Maybe because currently, the quality and creativity of hip-hop music went waaay downhill. The majority of rappers now suck. They all aren't creative at all and don't make real shit. They just make stupid dance songs that become fads and last a month, or use Auto-Tune and shit, and their lyricisim is total shit. I, unfortunately, cannot regard any year past 2000 as the best years of hip-hop, even though these years include rappers such as Em and Jay and Kanye.

I'd also say 1990-2000. It was great then. Although the old school rap that dominates the 80s is still fresh and worth mentioning.
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Re: Best Years For HipHop

Postby Relapse.LP » Sep 7th, '09, 05:13

mistercampbell wrote:
Fa-Q wrote:wow no one has included 99-09 or any of Ems years??


Maybe because currently, the quality and creativity of hip-hop music went waaay downhill. The majority of rappers now suck. They all aren't creative at all and don't make real shit. They just make stupid dance songs that become fads and last a month, or use Auto-Tune and shit, and their lyricisim is total shit. I, unfortunately, cannot regard any year past 2000 as the best years of hip-hop, even though these years include rappers such as Em and Jay and Kanye.

I'd also say 1990-2000. It was great then. Although the old school rap that dominates the 80s is still fresh and worth mentioning.


1999-2004 was good for Eminem. Not hip-hop. Get it straight.

2001 was pretty good though. The Nas Jay beef brought the best of them out.
Yo, from the first to the last of it; delivery is passionate/
The whole and not the half of it; vocab and not the math of it/
Projectile that them blasted with; accurate assassin shit/
Me and Kweli close like... Bethlehem and Nazareth/


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