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  • Eminem, RecoveryRecovery
    Recovery, Eminem's seventh album was initially planned as a continuation of Relapse but is notably different from it in its content: there is less severe introspection on Recovery and more Eminem’s honest stories about himself
    Eminem, 2010
    • Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
  • Eminem, Curtain Call: The HitsCurtain Call: The Hits
    Eminem finally dishes out Curtain Call: The Hits. It is an album that takes you from 1999-2005, and gives you a little taste of what's to come. Let's all hope that this isn't really the final curtain call for the multi-talented rapper
    Eminem, 2005
    • Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
  • Nicki Minaj, Pink FridayPink Friday
    The main of Nicki Minaj's weapons is the great rapping that helps her express the entire emotional spectrum, be tough or soft, serious or funny. The singles from her debut album Pink Friday have already become incredibly successful
    • Contemporary R&B
    • Pop
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Eminem, RelapseRelapse
    Eminem's sixth studio creation is fully devoted to the themes of drug addiction recovery, introspection and facing his own demons. It is produced by Dr. Dre who has maked Eminem feel free to a full extent in writing new lyrics and melodies
    Eminem, 2009
    • Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Horrorcore
  • 50 Cent, CurtisCurtis
    Just like any of 50 Cent's previous albums Curtis is a strategically considered record. It appeals to the masses but at the same time manages to sidestep a whole bunch of mainstream traps
    50 Cent, 2007
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Eminem, The Marshall Mathers LP2The Marshall Mathers LP2
    Eminem, 2013
    • Rap Rock
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
  • 50 Cent, Get Rich or Die Tryin'Get Rich or Die Tryin'
    50 Cent, 2003
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Eminem, The Eminem ShowThe Eminem Show
    Eminem, 2002
    • Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Political Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
  • Darius Clark, Identity TheftIdentity Theft
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Darius Clark, Trust IssuesTrust Issues
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Darius Clark, Clark ChroniclesClark Chronicles
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Darius Clark, Glo Day 2Glo Day 2
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Darius Clark, Glo DayGlo Day
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Kanye West, YeezusYeezus
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
  • Dr. Dre, 20012001
    Dr. Dre, 1999
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Gangsta Rap
    • West Coast Hip Hop
  • T.I., KingKing
    With cameos from Common, Pharrell Williams and Young Jeezy as well as Travis Barker and Jamie Foxx, T.I.'s King is made up of equal parts club anthems, gripping street stories, and introspective cuts
    T.I., 2006
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
    • Southern Hip Hop
    • Dirty South
  • Eminem, The Marshall Mathers LPThe Marshall Mathers LP
    Eminem, 2000
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Horrorcore
  • Jay-Z, American GangsterAmerican Gangster
    American Gangster is a conceptual album dedicated to the life of gangsters, their personal struggles and feelings. Jay-Z's rap remains at the top, and the production team includes P Diddy, Jermaine Dupri, The Neptunes and many others
    Jay-Z, 2007
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Eminem, EncoreEncore
    Encore does prove one thing: that even half-trying, Eminem is still better than most of the rappers beside him with plenty of personality to spare. Encore actually imitates Eminem's manic, moody
    Eminem, 2004
    • Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
  • Jay-Z, The Black AlbumThe Black Album
    Jay-Z, 2003
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
  • The Notorious B.I.G., Life After DeathLife After Death
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Boom Bap
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Dr. Dre, The ChronicThe Chronic
    Dr. Dre, 1992
    • Gangsta Rap
    • G-Funk
    • West Coast Hip Hop
  • Kanye West, G.O.O.D. Music: Cruel SummerG.O.O.D. Music: Cruel Summer
    Kanye West's new release G.O.O.D. Music: Cruel Summer is one more collection he recorded together with a lot of popular hip hop performers. As usual, it is hit-loaded, high-class and breath-stealing
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
  • Snoop Dogg, DoggystyleDoggystyle
    • Hip Hop
    • Gangsta Rap
    • G-Funk
    • West Coast Hip Hop
  • Bad Meets Evil, Hell: The SequelHell: The Sequel
    The Bad Meets Evil duet and its debut Hell: The Sequel are interesting mostly owing to featuring Eminem, who is reputed for ignoring all kinds of collaborations
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
  • The Notorious B.I.G., Greatest HitsGreatest Hits
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Gangsta Rap
  • Eminem, RevivalRevival
    Eminem, 2017
    • Conscious Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Political Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
  • The Notorious B.I.G., Duets: The Final ChapterDuets: The Final Chapter
    Since his passing, the Notorious B.I.G. has lived on through his posthumous releases, Born Again and the highly anticipated album, Duets: The Final Chapter. The 22-track set features songs built around unreleased Biggie music
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Dr. Dre, ComptonCompton
    Dr. Dre, 2015
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • West Coast Hip Hop
  • Lil Wayne, I Am Not a Human BeingI Am Not a Human Being
    You can limit Lil Wayne's freedom, but you can not limit the spreading of his music that easily. Even in prison Lil found an opportunity to prepare an album called I Am Not A Human Being
    Lil Wayne, 2010
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
    • Southern Hip Hop
  • Eminem, The Slim Shady LPThe Slim Shady LP
    Eminem, 1999
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Horrorcore
  • Snoop Dogg, R & G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The MasterpieceR & G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The Masterpiece
    • Contemporary R&B
    • Gangsta Rap
    • G-Funk
    • Pop Rap
    • Dirty South
    • West Coast Hip Hop
  • Busta Rhymes, The Big BangThe Big Bang
    After a 4-year break the New-York's rap headman Busta Rhymes has finally presented the audience with his new album, The Big Bang. It is a more progressive, up-to-date and stylish album having a variety of melodies and voices
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
  • Young Jeezy, Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101
    The latest Dixie conqueror is Young Jeezy, a seductive rhymer vying to become Atlanta's 50 Cent. With a blizzard of hits blazing the radio is poised for his big break with his highly anticipated solo debut
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Southern Hip Hop
  • The Notorious B.I.G., Ready to DieReady to Die
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Boom Bap
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Kanye West, Late OrchestrationLate Orchestration
    • Electropop
    • Pop
    • Synth Pop
    • Hip Hop
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Hardcore Hip Hop
    • Pop Rap
    • Religious Hip Hop
  • Snoop Dogg, Tha Blue Carpet TreatmentTha Blue Carpet Treatment
    Snoop Doggy Dogg is back with his eighth studio album Tha Blue Carpet Treatment. This time round Snoop Dogg goes back to the original West Coast gangsta sound that made him a hip hop legend
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
    • West Coast Hip Hop
  • Puff Daddy & the Family, No Way OutNo Way Out
    • East Coast Hip Hop
    • Gangsta Rap
    • Pop Rap
  • Warren G, Regulate... G Funk EraRegulate... G Funk Era
    Warren G, 2000
    • Gangsta Rap
    • G-Funk
    • West Coast Hip Hop