15 Albums You Probably Slept On
Check out BET.com's list of 15 albums you probably slept on.
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The Formula - 9th Wonder and Buckshot cooked up this dish of 100% pure Hip-Hop with their second album.
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The Death Of Adam - 88-Keys' concept album of how a man's issue with women had Kanye West clamoring to become Executive Producer.
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When Life Gives You Lemons You Paint That Sh*t Gol - Emo-rapper Slug mature lyricism glide over live instrumentation to give this extremely long album title a punch of humility blended with an injection of excellent emceeing.
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Tronic - The supremely underrated producer crafts an album chock full of head snapping beats and guests that burn a hole through his production. J Dilla may have passed but Black Milk is definitely the future.
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Leave It All Behind - Rapper-turned-singer Phonte (of Little Brother fame) and Nicolay cook up one hell of a soulful dish that forces all these so-called R&B singers to rethink how to make the perfect R&B album.
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White Van Music - Jake One has produced for everyone from MF Doom to Young Buck. So why not put them all on one album?
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Jeanius - Super talented femcee Jean Grae hooked up with 9th Wonder for this project that further proves the females are heavy in the game.
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Then What Happened - J-Live's latest outing showed how he is in the running for one of the most underrated lyricists in the game.
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Johnson & Jonson - Blu and Mainframe combine for this quirky magic carpet ride through some life lessons that only Blu can personify through his engaging lyrics.
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Metropolis: The Chase Suite - Diddy's latest signee blends her beautiful voice with some out of this world production.
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Sweet Lord - 9th Wonder and Murs prove that once again they are the perfect tandem to put together a project that Hip-Hop fans have no reason not to appreciate.
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Seeing Sounds - N.E.R.D.'s album may not be "Hip-Hop" by today's standards but their foray into rock is a musical gem.
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The Renaissance - The former Tribe Called Quest frontman brings Hip-Hop back to the essence with this project.
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The 3rd World - Immortal Technique’s challenging of the American government on wax is superbly done. Might be a bit too militant for some but you can’t deny his passion for the people.