"Criminal Minded"-Boogie Down Productions

http://www.mediafire.com/?1s1m2fox9jt

The original gangsta rap album imo...Definitley one of the finest hip-hop albums ever made.

1. Poetry
2. South Bronx
3. 9mm Goes Bang
4. Word From Our Sponsor
5. Elementary
6. Dope Beat
7. Remix For P Is Free
8. The Bridge Is Over
9. Super-Hoe
10. Criminal Minded

5/5 Bananas *Straight Bananas

"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"-The Beatles

http://www.mediafire.com/?dz00zhmmsgo

This is one of my favorite Beatles' albums...Although it is fairly bizzare.

"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" – 2:04

"With a Little Help from My Friends" – 2:46
"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" – 3:30
"Getting Better" – 2:49
"Fixing a Hole" – 2:38
"She's Leaving Home" – 3:37
"Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!" – 2:39

"Within You Without You" (George Harrison) – 5:07
"When I'm Sixty-Four" – 2:37
"Lovely Rita" – 2:44
"Good Morning Good Morning" – 2:43
"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)" – 1:20
"A Day in the Life" – 5:33

4.5/5 Bananas

"Doe Or Die"-AZ

http://www.mediafire.com/?d0lndveecs0

I uploaded his newest album a few months ago which was a decent album. Although that was a decent album, AZ's debut album "Doe Or Die" (released in 1995) is on a different level. The album is often compared to Nas' Illmatic which is unfair since that is one of the 3 best hip hop albums ever to be made. However, it is very similar. Nas contributes a couple great tracks ("Mo Money, Mo Murder (Homicide)", "Gimme Your's") and there is some laid back rnb vibes incorporated(" Sugar Hill") and he tries to seperate himself from other rappers ("Rather Unique"). Lyrically it is hard to catch how great he is on first listen especially since his voice is a little odd but he is lyrically amazing. Definitley one of the best mafioso rap albums to come out of the 1990's. This will definitley grow on you.

5/5 Bananas

"Paid In Full"- Eric B. & Rakim

http://www.mediafire.com/?320yynnjezg

Paid In Full- Eric B. & Rakim

One of the most influential albums of all time..This really showcases Rakim's lyrical ability..I can't think of many albums that are this good so I'm gonna give it the coveted

5/5 Bananas

"Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version"- Ol' Dirty Bastard

http://www.mediafire.com/?b9mdye3ooz3

Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version- Ol' Dirty Bastard

One of the best Wu-Tang solo albums to ever be released..Very bizarre but it makes me giggle kikik...They are some very good rhymes on here as well though..Don't sleep on ODB..

4.5/5 Bananas

"The Biz Never Sleeps"- Biz Markie

http://www.mediafire.com/?21bjqdw1mxy


The Biz Never Sleeps-Biz Markie

Not as good as his debut but still a great album. Completely written and produced by him (Big Daddy Kane had written some of his lyrics on his first album). It'll make you laugh and giggle to the cows come home.

4/5 Bananas

People Under The Stairs - American Men vol. 1

Tracks
1. Down and Out
2. Rattlesnake
3. Internet Time
4. KPFK Radio Promo
5. Lord Radio and Hale Bop
6. Bobby in the Hood
7. Kaos and Thes
8. Dangerous
9. Bobby on the Street
10. Pulp Fiction (feat. Murs)
11. Untitled (feat. Scarub & Murs)
12. Blessed (feat. Sam Spade)
13. I'm Smiley (feat. Smile Oak)
14. Knuckle Sandwich (feat. Kidd Lexus)
15. Choke a Mic Out (feat. Kidd Lexus)
16. Live at Glastonbury

"This EP contains 16 previously unreleased tracks, mostly from album sessions. It could only be bought from Thes One or Double K themselves when they were on tour and is tricky to find but digging out a copy is definitely worth the effort. Only 1000 copies were made."

Kik, James and I will be taking a month-long hiatus from the streets of bville starting tomorrow so I might as well upload something worth your while. Peace!

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