Greatest 2nd album in rap/hip-hop history?

NEsnake12

minion_doog

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Fugees - The Score

YellowSnow

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Paul’s Boutique

El_K

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Paul’s Boutique

YellowSnow

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@NEsnake12 why Licensed to I’ll but no Paul’s Boutique? The latter was far more influential in the long run.

NEsnake12

Kendrick Lamar - Good Kid, M.A.A.D City

YellowSnow said:

@NEsnake12 why Licensed to I’ll but no Paul’s Boutique? The latter was far more influential in the long run.

It’s a good choice. I just forgot to add it like I did with Doggystyle in the 1st pole

1to392831weretaken

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Of these, I got the most play out of The Score and ATLiens.

For me, though, tough choice between Cypress Hill's Black Sunday and, of course, Wu-Tang's Wu-Tang Forever. Actually, yeah, definitely the latter.

BleachedAnusDawg

NEsnake12 said:

YellowSnow said:

@NEsnake12 why Licensed to I’ll but no Paul’s Boutique? The latter was far more influential in the long run.

It’s a good choice. I just forgot to add it like I did with Doggystyle in the 1st pole

I accept your apology to Snoop.

dnc

Outkast - ATLiens

I'm a big Dre fan but I don't understand how 2001 is doing so well. It's a good album but can't top any of these except maybe Lamar's.

I might take Mobb Deep's The Infamous over any of these besides Outkast though.

Brian Kelly voted for The Score.









So did Brian Kelly.

dirtysouwfdawg

Outkast - ATLiens

1to392831weretaken said:

Of these, I got the most play out of The Score and ATLiens.

For me, though, tough choice between Cypress Hill's Black Sunday and, of course, Wu-Tang's Wu-Tang Forever. Actually, yeah, definitely the latter.

Wu-tangs for the children so good call.

Ready to die was amazing as well.