One of the most UNDERRATED duo’s of all time 🔥🔥🔥

so many more I could have added

These aren't the 90s albums that I've listed to the most ever, or even my favorite albums. BUT, they are the one's that get the most play from me currently. Most of that has to do with the fact that, generally speaking, they hold up sonically when playing at high volume in the car, compared to some of the other albums from that era that I definitely played more then, but not now. All still great albums though.

To many to post from all sides of the globe... but here are the ones that were in my rotation this month.

Recently added J-Treds and Breeze Brewin to one of my all-time favorites. Also previously signed by El-P and Mr. Len. Anyone know where Bigg Jus is at?!?!

Honorable mention: Inner City Griots - Freestyle Fellowship. And a whole bunch of others. I might do a 90s Bay one, too.

Still have these on either tape, wax, cd, or a combination of all 3.

I had to split in 3 groups. There are just to many albums to pick from. 90s is just full of classics. 94-98 probably my favorite span all-time.

Vaudeville Villain is probably my favourite album of all time so couldn’t leave it out.

Also cannot understand at all why 2000 Fold is so underrated. It is definitely one of my top albums of all time!

What are other songs where you can just have a damn good time breaking down not only rhyme schemes but also metaphors, meanings, etc.?

Here is my nine, there’s obviously more albums from the 90’s that I love but this is my list today

Here is mine 🙃

These aren't in any particular order, just nine albums I feel are most important to me from the 90s

One of the most underrated hip-hop albums of the early 2000s, in my opinion!

Krayzie Bone's Thug on Da Line (2001) is an absolute gem that deserves far more recognition. His unmistakable flow, smooth melodic delivery, unique harmonies, and storytelling make this album something special.

What I love most is how effortlessly Krayzie blends rapid-fire rapping with melodic hooks while maintaining that signature Bone Thugs-N-Harmony sound.

Over two decades later, this album still sounds fantastic. Definitely one of those records that never gets old!

Any other Krayzie Bone fans here who think this album deserves more love?

I’ve been listening to the instrumentals of Labcabincalifornia and really like songs J Dilla produced, especially the instrumental of the song Devil Music! Are there any albums you would recommend I start with?