Now I’m a start collecting props, connecting plots. Networking like a conference, ‘cause the nonsense is yet to stop.

Now I’m a start collecting props, connecting plots. Networking like a conference, ‘cause the nonsense is yet to stop.
Hey bro, Day Glo, set the bet, pay dough before the cheddar get away, best to get Maaco.
Stay on top but remain from the underground – X to the Z and we all in the family.
The most duplicated, anticipated, validated urban legends in the books with the ones who made it.
Brothers front, they say the Tribe can’t flow, but we’ve been known to do the impossible like Broadway Joe.
Well, I’ll be darned, shiver me timbers yo, head for the hills! I picked a weeping willow, and a daffodil.
First got it when he was six, didn’t know any tricks. Matter fact first time he got on it, he slipped.
Yeah, I been struggling my whole life, yeah. I pour it up and get my soul right, yeah.
Want to measure my size? I rise above the norm, the urban icon ridin’ on the eye of the storm, fool.
It was all a dream, I used to read Word Up! magazine, Salt-n-Pepa and Heavy D up in the limousine.
I challenge any opponent who want to smoke – we can pull ‘till our voice get lower than Tone Loc.
In she came with the same type game, the type of girl giving out the fake cell phone and name.
It’s supposed to be about fun and gettin’ the pain out, but it’s all about clout and popping them chains out.
Just when things seemed the same, and the whole scene is lame, I come and reign with the unexplained for the brains ‘til things change.
Ain’t nothing changed: everyone still want the Benz and the Range, everybody still want the gems and the chains.
To everyone out there, who’s a little different, I say damn a magazine, these is God’s fingerprints.
Can I rise? And get to the laugh, through the cries. While I’m alive, the projects, the hood through my eyes.
My posse come quick, because my posse got velocity.
The mic is cast to the floor and shapeshifted. Heavy as the hammer of Thor you can’t lift it.
Lord Finesse and DJ Mike Smooth dial up the number of the funky technician!
The Rage is relentless, in three parts.
Stripped down, subtle, sinister, superior hip hop.
Fight the power, indeed.
It will, I suppose you could say, make you (sha, sha-ba-da) feel good.
Don’t push me, ‘cause I’m close to the edge.
Still making some noise, still hilarious, still the Beastie Boys.
Hip hop that’s low key yet aggressive, gritty yet groovy, heavy yet accessible.
A hardcore underground gem from hip hop’s golden age.
A genius by the name of GZA emerges on the scene.
Worst come to worst… actually, that’s best come to best.
We knew that Everlast could make us jump around, but that was just for starters as it turns out.
To not dig this one would be mad, man.
Mike Skinner lets the sun in.
Chill, quirky hip hop that is absolutely unique (and uniquely good).
Incredible underground hip hop with laid back jazz, funk, and r&b influences, fronted by one of the best MCs in hip hop history.
Jay-Z’s debut album has a great blend of rawness and tremendous vitality and energy.
It’s complicated… but with this Kanye album, something broke through for me.
Fresh and compelling and original and, above all, good hip hop out of England.
The best solo album by the great Q-Tip of A Tribe Called Quest (and many collaborations) fame.
Slow-paced, almost hypnotic hip hop prowess.
Old school, east coast hip hop flavor with horn riffs and soul music samples for days.
High highs, consistently stellar production work, and A Game from our man. That being the M-E-T-H-O-D man.
Rap music for getting one’s head up.
Wu-Tang Clan and RZA vibes await.
While sprawling and uneven, this double album contains some of Tupac Shakur’s best artistic output.
Underground French hip hop that reminds me that there’s nothing better than discovering great music.
Smart, blistering underground hip hop with ultra-tight flow.
Old school hip hop with flavors of A Tribe Called Quest and Digable Planets, and that’s just sweet.
Whatever he chooses to call himself, MF Doom… er, Viktor Vaughn is a hip hop genius.
It’s a fun (very) old school hip hop party album, and/but “Apache” is the towering achievement here that merits best 1,000 album list consideration.