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[CBright7831 0]

Eeeeeh, I think Nas's worst album is Nastradamus.

 

Of course, everyone's opinion differs.

[Annabelle 0]

it surely isn't streets disciple which was an underated release last year. everyone dismissed it as it didn't really have any singles, and really, double albums are rarely any good. plus nas got all soft on disk 2, but who cares? plenty of fresh songs, unfortunately they were stretched a too far over 100+ minutes. its not the opus he wanted but better than several releases of his. and whats with hyping the lost tapes over illmatic? nice attenpt at being different, but you are very very wrong. i'd take it was written over the lost tapes. let alone stillmatic. maybe maybe even streets disciple.

[Black Lushus 0]

I agree with everything Banky said there about Nas...

[Nighthawk 0]

DMX is fine. He's got the paranoid thug persona down. Well, this is all past tense. His first three albums are fine. I can see how somebody wouldn't like him, though. DMX is like the rap version of Korn. Speaking of...

 

 

Nas' worst album is I Am..., I'd say.

[Black Lushus 0]

I'll take Issues over whatever that last album was, uhmmmm Look In The Mirror or something? I acutally like Life Is Peachy over "self title"....

[Nighthawk 0]

I didn't even bother listening to the last one, so it wasn't eligible. I like Life Is Peachy a lot too, but s/t gets the edge for "Faget", my favorite song of theirs.

[Bruiser Chong 0]

The self-titled album only has one, maybe two tracks that you'd skip through, while Life is Peachy has quite a few. Issues is definitely the worst I heard. I remember the hype surrounding it in 1999 and being horribly disappointed when I bought it on release day. So much if fact that I haven't even pondered buying any of their releases since.

[Bruiser Chong 0]

I love The Blueprint, but "Jigga that Nigga", "Girls Girls Girls" and "Renegade" are terrible.

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My problem with Renegade is that Em's production rarely differs, so the production feels stale listening to it now. Em does put Jay to shame lyrically here, though. The production on Girls, Girls, Girls keep it from being an unlistenable track. The subject-matter gets a little tedious near the end, but it's still solid.

[Nighthawk 0]

Like Bruiser, Issues killed my interest in new Korn. I tried Untouchables, which was slightly better, but still bad enough for me to write them off.

 

Some grunge:

 

(The unlistenable noise of In Utero is a good thing for me)

[Black Lushus 0]

finally, someone else who thinks "Dirt" is Alice In Chains best album...to me, it was the epitome of what they had to offer..."Jar Of Flies" was too mellow and "self title" was way too obscure for them..."Facelift" is good, but "Dirt" was THE AIC album...

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[Nighthawk 0]

Dirt was a cry from the depths of Staley's heroin addiction. It was one of the most raw, vulnerable albums I've ever heard.

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Where can I find I Pay For My Bandwidth, Not You by Fucking Leech? Also, what sort of genre would you classify them as?

[Spaceman Spiff 0]

."Jar Of Flies" was too mellow

I really like "JOF". "Dirt" is the best, but "JOF" is very enjoyable, too.

 

And I'll back up either "Yield" or "Binaural" as Pearl Jam's worst. Some good songs on each, but overall those 2 are my least favorite.

[Carnival 0]

Where can I find I Pay For My Bandwidth, Not You by Fucking Leech?  Also, what sort of genre would you classify them as?

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I would classify them as "Faggot", much like yourself.

[Black Lushus 0]

."Jar Of Flies" was too mellow

I really like "JOF". "Dirt" is the best, but "JOF" is very enjoyable, too.

 

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Don't get me wrong, I like all their albums...

 

 

oh, and sorry I don't have time to find pics of the albums, guys, but how bout this one: Faith No More....

 

Best-Angel Dust

Worst-King For A Day, Fool For A Lifetime

[Bruiser Chong 0]

Where can I find I Pay For My Bandwidth, Not You by Fucking Leech?  Also, what sort of genre would you classify them as?

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I would classify them as "Faggot", much like yourself.

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Can't say I'd expect a much different response from someone in their 20s who still enjoys ICP. What's next, threats of hunting me down and spraying me with grape Faygo in the name of all the Juggalos out there?

[Black Lushus 0]

Where can I find I Pay For My Bandwidth, Not You by Fucking Leech?  Also, what sort of genre would you classify them as?

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I would classify them as "Faggot", much like yourself.

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Can't say I'd expect a much different response from someone in their 20s who still enjoys ICP. What's next, threats of hunting me down and spraying me with grape Faygo in the name of all the Juggalos out there?

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i gotta say, I didn't understand his response to you...I thought you were just giving him harmless shit, but he seemed to takeit as you outright insulting him...I saw that post from him and was like, sheesh simma down hotsauce...

[Red Baron 0]

Milky: I agree with your selection on Manson. Even if your not a huge Manson fan, you should have Mechanical Animals. Its solid through and through.

[Big Ol' Smitty 0]

sheesh simma down hotsauce

 

I wouldn't have said it in such a ghetto manner, but I agree...why the hostility carivalizcoming?

[UZI Suicide 0]

it surely isn't streets disciple which was an underated release last year.  everyone dismissed it as it didn't really have any singles, and really, double albums are rarely any good.  plus nas got all soft on disk 2, but who cares? plenty of fresh songs, unfortunately they were stretched a too far over 100+ minutes.  its not the opus he wanted but better than several releases of his.  and whats with hyping the lost tapes over illmatic? nice attenpt at being different, but you are very very wrong.  i'd take it was written over the lost tapes.  let alone stillmatic.  maybe maybe even streets disciple.

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I would have loved Street's Disciple if they cut it down to one CD, because there were some very good songs on there, but a lot of the beats were awful and there was just too much filler crap on there for a 2-disc.

 

I like Lost Tapes more than Illmatic, I think lyrically Lost Tapes is just about on par with Illmatic, but the production is what puts it over the top. Every song on Lost Tapes is a classic to me, except maybe the bonus track "Fetus", I'm not really into that one.

 

The Lost Tapes was really what Nastradamus or I Am should have been, but he went into that whole "Escobar" phase.

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sorry all, didn't mean it to come off so pissy. I wasn't seriously mad about it.

 

It was actually a good joke chong.

 

And I hate juggalos btw...I take that as more of an insult than anything. I'm suprised you didn't mention an attack with a "hatchet" *cringes* I hate that word.

 

As for being 23 and still loving ICP...I can't sell them guys out, growing up as a teenager listening to them, I've learned more morals and values from their music than my parents have taught me. Not a diss to my parents, they just never talked about that stuff. You might be like "WTF, ICP just raps about killing people". Which is typical, ask someone who is into ICP, they will tell you, even if they are a "juggalo", that there is an underlying message in a lot of their shit.

[Annabelle 0]

it surely isn't streets disciple which was an underated release last year.  everyone dismissed it as it didn't really have any singles, and really, double albums are rarely any good.  plus nas got all soft on disk 2, but who cares? plenty of fresh songs, unfortunately they were stretched a too far over 100+ minutes.  its not the opus he wanted but better than several releases of his.  and whats with hyping the lost tapes over illmatic? nice attenpt at being different, but you are very very wrong.  i'd take it was written over the lost tapes.  let alone stillmatic.  maybe maybe even streets disciple.

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I would have loved Street's Disciple if they cut it down to one CD, because there were some very good songs on there, but a lot of the beats were awful and there was just too much filler crap on there for a 2-disc.

 

I like Lost Tapes more than Illmatic, I think lyrically Lost Tapes is just about on par with Illmatic, but the production is what puts it over the top. Every song on Lost Tapes is a classic to me, except maybe the bonus track "Fetus", I'm not really into that one.

 

The Lost Tapes was really what Nastradamus or I Am should have been, but he went into that whole "Escobar" phase.

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understandable. but you're still wrong. the lost tapes is really good. i agree. its not not illmatic.

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[Bruiser Chong 0]

That Static-X one was pretty easy, even though WDT is fairly awful.

[Richard 0]

oh, and sorry I don't have time to find pics of the albums, guys, but how bout this one: Faith No More....

 

Best-Angel Dust

Worst-King For A Day, Fool For A Lifetime

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Does this include the Mosley era, because Introduce Yourself would be the worst for me.

 

Dead Kennedys

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[Brett Favre 0]

no.

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Well, they're both awesome, anyway.

 

And Cena's Writer, you're crazy.

 

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I was going to say the Marshall Mathers LP, but he had way more variety, and sent better messages in The Eminem Show. Most of the songs in MM LP were about raping his mother, killing women, killing homos, and all that junk. I mean, sure it was entertaining, he was joking around, but The Eminem Show overall had better songs than the MM LP.

[Paul Stanley 0]

left good ; right bad

 

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Quiet you.