Recommend me some low key classics I may have missed

[Ghost1]

I feel like it's been hard as fuck in the last decade or so to keep up w rap in general an know I've missed a Lotve stuff

Recommend me some jewels that may have flew under my radar....not the obvious ones...nomsayin

Also on a southern tip..... can any1 recommend me sum ugk? Also maybe pastor troy? Or whoever else is rugged as fuck....u can be pretty obvious w these ones cuz I admittedly am grossly ignorant to the southern scene

[anime_boners]

Aesop Rock - Labor Days

[Hush]

Lil duke new tape fire.

[oats]

I feel like a lot of people sleep on Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox.

[Ghost1]

Lol reed u playing w me? Unsure lol


Word to Hush will check

An Yea I actually like that album too oats...surprisingly...the robot beats an spoken word an just utter chaos somehow works as a cohesive unit lol.

[oats]

this is tough, since I imagine you've heard basically everything I have. How about Devin the Dude's "Just Tryin Ta Live?" Maybe not a classic, but it's dope.

[Ghost1]

Ya kno he's on my radar an I've regrettably neglected him forever despite a Lotve people I kno holding him in such high regard.

Good call. Will grab.

[Vulgar]

Look up 'Lucre' by Billy Woods on YouTube. If you like that, you'll enjoy the album. 'Dour Candy'

Euphrates 'Stereotypes Incorporated' is dope and overlooked.

[Mr. J]

BFK-Freddie Gibbs

[Ghost1]

Word vulg...u a weird dude...but I'm ma go out on a limb here an give it a look lol

An word I got that J, shits fire. Gibbs the truth

[anime_boners]

Lol reed u playing w me? Unsure lol

yes and no

while I am not a big Aesop fan myself, I regard that as a really good album and imo his only good one.

however I am also aware that you and everyone here hate him, so I just threw that out there for lolz.

[Ghost1]

Lol well played.

Will not check for

Negged

(Lol jk)

[Batty]

Also on a southern tip..... can any1 recommend me sum ugk? Also maybe pastor troy? Or whoever else is rugged as fuck....u can be pretty obvious w these ones cuz I admittedly am grossly ignorant to the southern scene


southern scene is real diverse tbh, depends on how old school you want it and how southern you want it.

like geto boys is more gangsta, 2 Live Crew pioneered shit in florida. Arrested Development was on some thought-provoking soulful type shit for a minute. You prolly familiar w/ 8ball & MJG and Petey Pablo already tho.

or like David Banner?

Yelawolf is from Alabama (I think), a lot of people around here like that shit but I aint feelin tbr

New Orleans scene is prolly most well-known, but as you already know, it got repetitive and played out. Prolly couldn't recommend some shit you haven't already heard or shit that doesn't sound a lot alike.

sorry if I captain obvious'd sum shit but you did say wasn't really in-the-know on it, so hadda start sumwheres

[Ghost1]

Word up batty.....idc about old school southern shit....more along the lines of David banner is wat I'm looking fo

U not into UGK or pastor troy tho? Cuz this is wat I'm looking for 2....just not sure wat their best albums r...not looking to sift thru their entire catalogues

[PancakeBrah]

Labor days straight fire, hoss.

Ugk - underground kings is the only album of theirs I have on my ipod. It's cool.

Have you heard of illmatic?

[PancakeBrah]

Bun b top 5 southern rapper tbh.

[Ghost1]

Illmatic LOL retard it's called stillmatic. Smh.

[PancakeBrah]

Quit posting in this thread and cop Underground Kings.

It has International Players Anthem on it. So.

[big baby]

bb da bb - bb da bb da bb da bb in b minor by bb da minor - bb

[Ghost1]

Thanks bb downloading now

Is this bitches ain't shit but mustachihoes an tricks worth peeping?

[Mr. J]

Ridin Dirty & Dirty Money by UGK

Soul Food by Goodie Mob

Starshipz & Rockets by G Side

[Certain]

I feel like it's been hard as fuck in the last decade or so to keep up w rap in general an know I've missed a Lotve stuff

Recommend me some jewels that may have flew under my radar....not the obvious ones...nomsayin

Also on a southern tip..... can any1 recommend me sum ugk? Also maybe pastor troy? Or whoever else is rugged as fuck....u can be pretty obvious w these ones cuz I admittedly am grossly ignorant to the southern scene

UGK is very much my shit. Here's my album rankings:

1. Ridin' Dirty (1996)
2. Underground Kingz (2007)
3. Super Tight ... (1994)
4. Dirty Money (2001)
5. Too Hard to Swallow (1992)
6. UGK 4 Life (2009, as in, two years after Pimp C died)

I still give steady rotation to the top four. Neither guy's solo stuff compares to their best together. Mostly, Bun B is a better rapper but needs Pimp C as a counterpoint and producer.

Pastor Troy was never my thing, either. But Batty is right to mention 8Ball & MJG. I don't think anything, even Comin' Out Hard (pause) or Living Legends, necessarily is must-have-classic like Ridin' Dirty, but both of them have put out a ton of great music together, and their solo careers are good too. And it's all aggressive as fuck.

I'd also recommend all David Banner, but I'm pretty sure you already listen to him. The first two Mississippi: The Albums and Certified are great.

Forgotten Southern rap classic: Jim Crow, Crow's Nest. The whole album bumps.

[big baby]

Thanks bb downloading now

Is this bitches ain't shit but mustachihoes an tricks worth peeping?

ya went quaduurppe pltinum in chiner

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[Frank]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKTPRhPIwnA

[Ghost1]

UGK is very much my shit. Here's my album rankings:

1. Ridin' Dirty (1996)
2. Underground Kingz (2007)
3. Super Tight ... (1994)
4. Dirty Money (2001)
5. Too Hard to Swallow (1992)
6. UGK 4 Life (2009, as in, two years after Pimp C died)

I still give steady rotation to the top four. Neither guy's solo stuff compares to their best together. Mostly, Bun B is a better rapper but needs Pimp C as a counterpoint and producer.

Pastor Troy was never my thing, either. But Batty is right to mention 8Ball & MJG. I don't think anything, even Comin' Out Hard (pause) or Living Legends, necessarily is must-have-classic like Ridin' Dirty, but both of them have put out a ton of great music together, and their solo careers are good too. And it's all aggressive as fuck.

I'd also recommend all David Banner, but I'm pretty sure you already listen to him. The first two Mississippi: The Albums and Certified are great.

Forgotten Southern rap classic: Jim Crow, Crow's Nest. The whole album bumps.

Repped

[The Dead Poet]

southern shit i've liked in the last few years. If you like anything specific let me know i'll get you a link.

ST 2 Lettaz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86od5vo5PXo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIhEsICzUb4

Le$
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc3zDcLgX0c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEEE3k6vBxs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXNlIR7ZzgM

Gene the Southern Child and Parallel Thought
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FTDG4YXFvY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAA7yY6iIow

Delorean
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZTQwaOfp8Y

Zilla
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe75okKvsTY

[The Dead Poet]

favorite Pimp C song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4tTJE3e-20

you can hear him talking about "you should've killed me that night in that hotel". He's talking about the time Master P, C Murder, and Big Boz kidnapped, hog tied and pistol whipped the shit out of him in a hotel. Called Prince J and asked for the green light to kill him. Was told not to kill him. Song is dope though. Pimp just got high as fuck and talked a lot of shit to people he shouldn't have.

[The Dead Poet]

also no ugk list should be compiled without the mention of this song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7EGWwQwYgE

[Mike Wrecka]

Two dope albums that came out fairly recently that one talks about is
Czarface and Czarface 2 - Inspectah Deck, 7L and Esoteric

And I feel like Slaine is a dope artist that a lot of people sleep on


House of Slaine is a cool mixtape

[trap]

UGK is very much my shit. Here's my album rankings:

1. Ridin' Dirty (1996)
2. Underground Kingz (2007)
3. Super Tight ... (1994)
4. Dirty Money (2001)
5. Too Hard to Swallow (1992)
6. UGK 4 Life (2009, as in, two years after Pimp C died)

I still give steady rotation to the top four. Neither guy's solo stuff compares to their best together. Mostly, Bun B is a better rapper but needs Pimp C as a counterpoint and producer.

Pastor Troy was never my thing, either. But Batty is right to mention 8Ball & MJG. I don't think anything, even Comin' Out Hard (pause) or Living Legends, necessarily is must-have-classic like Ridin' Dirty, but both of them have put out a ton of great music together, and their solo careers are good too. And it's all aggressive as fuck.

I'd also recommend all David Banner, but I'm pretty sure you already listen to him. The first two Mississippi: The Albums and Certified are great.

Forgotten Southern rap classic: Jim Crow, Crow's Nest. The whole album bumps.

Crooked Lettaz - Grey Skies.
check it out if you haven't before. '99 album from banner and kamikaze. very lowkey and underrated.

[trap]

not southern but from your hood

lil uzi vert - lil uzi vert vs the world

it just came out a few weeks ago and i've had it on repeat this whole time. great beats / choruses. dude sounds like thugga / yachty / future but has his own take on it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiQyHMWxu8g

pce.

[Certain]

Crooked Lettaz - Grey Skies.
check it out if you haven't before. '99 album from banner and kamikaze. very lowkey and underrated.

Yup. It doesn't go as hard as David Banner's solo stuff, though. Mississippi: The Album is fucking crack.

[Ghost1]

not southern but from your hood

lil uzi vert - lil uzi vert vs the world

it just came out a few weeks ago and i've had it on repeat this whole time. great beats / choruses. dude sounds like thugga / yachty / future but has his own take on it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiQyHMWxu8g

pce.


Word Hush had me on this shit wen it dropped shit bang haha

[Inno]

Bags

Some southern dopeness


Field mob 613:ashy to classy


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptB_m6LWWSo

[Ghost1]

Good look

Imma grab a bunch kf shit from this thread this weekend

[slecht]

Bags

J Monty - 72 inches.

[UnbornBuddha]

You may have already heard it, but I would recommend Vakill, Worst fears confirmed. That album is in the last decade. But a little bit before that his album Darkest Cloud is still his best. He has a new one also Armor of God.

[oats]

Bags if you haven't already listened to Ridin Dirty by UGK, I highly recommend it. grabbed it cuz of this thread, and it's dope as fuck

[Hush]

Trouble - Skoobzilla is fire

[sral]

i was feeling that lil uzi tapes beats but something about dudes style/flow I'm not feeling

can't quite place it

[Mr. J]

Just did a run through of Monkey Barz today...been awhile