RHH: S. Perrotta's sort of '100 Greatest Southern Hip-Hop Albums of All Time' List - re-post?

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For those who missed the conception and idea behind the list and the original post:
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2 Live Crew – As Nasty As They Wanna Be
5th Ward Boyz – Rated G
7even:Thirty – Star: The Seven Thirty Experience
8Ball – Lost
8Ball & MJG – In Our Lifetime
Al Kapone – Sinista Funk
Arrested Development – 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days In The Life Of…
Big Boi – Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son Of Chico Dusty
Big Mello – Wegonefunkwichamind
Big Mike – Somethin’ Serious
Bleubird – RIP U$A (The Birdfleu)
Boogiemonsters – Riders Of The Storm: The Underwater Album
Bubba Sparxxx – Deliverance
Bun B – Trill O.G.
Bushwick Bill – Phantom Of The Rapra
Cee Lo Green – Cee-Lo Green And His Perfect Imperfections
Celph Titled & Buckwild – Nineteen Ninety Now
Chamillionaire – Ultimate Victory
Clipse – Hell Hath No Fury
Collective Efforts – Freezing World
Count Bass D – Dwight Spitz
CunninLynguists – Oneirology
Curren$y – Pilot Talk
CYNE – Evolution Fight
Danny! – Charm
David Banner – Mississippi: The Album
Dead Prez – Let’s Get Free
Devin the Dude – To Tha X-Treme
Dirty – The Pimp & Da Gangsta
DJ Screw – 3 ‘N The Mornin’ (Part Two)
DutchMassive – Junk Planet
Esau – The Debut Album… The Farewell Tour
E.S.G. – Sailin’ Da South
Field Mob – From Tha Roota Too Tha Toota
The Foreign Exchange – Connected
Funkghost – Ultra-Boogie Highlife
Ganksta N-I-P – Interview With A Killa
Geto Boys – Grip It! On That Other Level
Goodie Mob – Soul Food
GRITS – The Art Of Translation
G-Side – The One… Cohesive
Hot Boys – Guerrilla Warfare
Ill Biskits – Chronicle Of Two Losers: First Edition
Jermiside & Danny Diggs – Middle Classic
Jim Crow – Crow’s Nest
Juvenile – 400 Degreez
Killer Mike – I Pledge Allegiance To The Grind
KJ-52 – The Yearbook
Kno – Death Is Silent
The Knux – Remind Me In 3 Days…
Koopsta Knicca – Da Devil’s Playground: Underground Solo
K-Otix – Universal
K-Rino – Solitary Confinement
Lecrae – Rehab
Lil’ Keke – Don’t Mess Wit Texas
Lil Wayne – Tha Carter III
Listener – Wooden Heart
Little Brother – The Listening
Ludacris – Theater Of The Mind
Mars Ill – Backbreakanomics
Master P – Ghetto D
MC 900 Ft. Jesus – Welcome To My Dream
MC Ade – Just Somethin’ To Do
Minamina Goodsong – Four Farmer Circus
Missy Elliott – Supa Dupa Fly
Mystikal – Tarantula
Nappy Roots – Wooden Leather
Nephlim Modulation Systems – Woe To Thee O Land Whose King Is A Child
N*E*R*D – Fly Or Die
Odd Squad – Fadanuf Fa Erybody!!
OutKast – ATLiens
Phonte – Charity Starts At Home
Poison Clan – Poisonous Mentality
Project Pat – Crook By Da Book: The Fed Story
Psyche Origami – Is Ellipsis
Rick Ross – Deeper Than Rap
Scarface – The Diary
Skillz – From Where???
Sol.Illaquists of Sound – No More Heroes
Speech – Spiritual People
Spirit Agent – Depth Perception
Strange Fruit Project – The Healing
Supastition – Chain Letters
Tela – Piece Of Mind
The Terrorists – Terror Strikes: Always Bizness, Never Personal
Three 6 Mafia – Chapter 2: World Domination
T.I. – Paper Trail
Timbaland & Magoo – Welcome To Our World
Trick Daddy – Thug Matrimony: Married To The Streets
TRU – Tru 2 Da Game
Truth Universal – Self Determination
UGK – Ridin’ Dirty
Unseen – The Idea
Willie Evans Jr. – Communication
Willie Isz – Georgiavania
Witchdoctor – A S.W.A.T. Healin’ Ritual
Yall So Stupid – Van Full Of Pakistans
Young Bleed – My Own
YoungBloodZ – Drankin’ Patnaz
Z-Ro – I’m Still Livin

Answer 1

Damn I'm still amazed at this

Answer 2

Lol, Youngbloodz. I actually heard their debut was dope but anyways... ATLiens, cool. But no Aquemini??? No Southernplayalistic??? I don't know if you were limiting yourself to not putting any group/artist's albums on there more than once, because if that's the case, The Minstrel Show needs to be on there as well as some more Cunninlynguists.



Here are some ones you may want to check out:



Crooked Lettaz - Grey Skies

King Mez x Commissioner Gordon - The Paraplegics

Asamov - And Now

Answer 3

cool, maybe it can help expand my puny southern hip hop album collection. I was about say I would have put Super Tight, Mr Scarface is back and a few more on there but I just realised you can only include an artist once. I like your name btw, didn't notice it before, nice twist on the original idea.

Answer 4

Spirit Agent: Depth Perception

is a great album, have you heard Antennae: Exit?

(Mc Stres of Spirit agent and 2 producers)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgraJM7x_hw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Answer 5

Would you consider adding R.A.P. music for Killer Mike's album? I know it was only released recently enough but I think it easily outshines his other albums nonetheless. Or perhaps the fact that it's produced by El-P prevents it from being considered a true southern album... great list once again though,

Answer 6

Perhaps it's too soon but I think Live From the Underground should replace Chamillionaire – Ultimate Victory.



Props for having Danny! on your list. Nobody seems to know about him. Maybe because he is ******* impossible to search for because no search bar recognizes exclamation points.

Answer 7

Charis With Hands should be suspended for that comment

Answer 8

I give props to you. Didn't even know there were a 100 good albums from the South.

Answer 9

Great, i agree.



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