Artists Who Never Disappoint.

Lou Cypher

What are some artists you listen to that every album has been loved by you? If they have one album you didnt regularly listen to then they are disqualified!

Mine would have to be...

Ras Kass
J Dilla (when he was alive and the first 3 posthumous releases.)
Slum Village
Dr. Dre
Wu Tang Clan
The Roots
Chino XL
Atmosphere
Murs and 9th wonder collabs
Brother Ali
Grieves
Little Brother

Will think of more when people post im sure.

GO!

grumpy_new_yorker

Sean Price
Smif-N-Wessun
Black Moon
El-P
Jedi Mind Tricks
Killarmy
Sadat X
Cella Dwellas
Mystik Journeymen
People Under The Stairs
Diamond D
Lord Finesse
Visionaries
Rasco

Lou Cypher

Ah man definitely Lord finesse and Diamond D.

El-P's Ill sleep when your dead album wasnt very good imo, Most recent Jedi Mind tricks album got them cancelled off my list. was alright but didnt have a lot of replay value to me. Jus allah isnt as good as he used to be imo either.

dwade206

Jay Z
MF DOOM
Nas
Kanye
Madlib
Ghostface

Lou Cypher

Nice list man. Howd you feel about Ghostface's "Wizard of Poetry" album? the one with a lot of rnb influence? i thought it had some great songs on it but it didnt have a lot of replay value to me.

sniperk

@loucypher

I was a huge Ras Kass fan in his early years but I'm not digging that new techno shit he is putting out now to try and cross over to the European market. I never thought I'd see the guy who did 'Nature of the Threat' spitting Flo-rida type lyrics over a dance beat...

Dr. Dre is washed up too. I hate to say it but when is the last time you heard a Dr. Dre beat or rhyme (yeah, I know he has ghostwriters) that really made you nod your head?

Master Ace is the artist I'm going to add.

He was dope back in the Marley Marl era and I recently heard some new stuff he did and he still is bringing that fire...

Lou Cypher

sniperk wrote: »

@loucypher

I was a huge Ras Kass fan in his early years but I'm not digging that new techno shit he is putting out now to try and cross over to the European market. I never thought I'd see the guy who did 'Nature of the Threat' spitting Flo-rida type lyrics over a dance beat...

Dr. Dre is washed up too. I hate to say it but when is the last time you heard a Dr. Dre beat or rhyme (yeah, I know he has ghostwriters) that really made you nod your head?

Master Ace is the artist I'm going to add.

He was dope back in the Marley Marl era and I recently heard some new stuff he did and he still is bringing that fire...

I havent really heard Ras' newest stuff. I thought ADIDAS was a solid project. And his official albums before that were atleast 3/5 for me.

For Dr. Dre i was going off of his 2 solo albums, Chronic and 2001. Guest features didnt effect my opinion on it. Shoulda made that clearer in the original post.

Co sign Masta ace tho, i love all of his albums.

sniperk

Ras Kass has some new stuff that I was vibin' to, don't get me wrong.

But I can't co-sign this nonsense at all:

Lou Cypher

ugh sniper that song is fucking disgusting lol.

dwade206

Lou Cypher wrote: »

Nice list man. Howd you feel about Ghostface's "Wizard of Poetry" album? the one with a lot of rnb influence? i thought it had some great songs on it but it didnt have a lot of replay value to me.

That album wasn't bad. Thats part of being an artist. Right after that joint he dropped Apollo Kids which was above average and grimey.

Lou Cypher

Co sign i think Wizard of poetry had a good amount of decent-good songs, it was just different style for ghost. He does at least one song with that kind of style on all of his recent albums tho, like fishscale had Back Like that. Following up with apollo kids was awesome tho i love that album

Stopitfive

very few artists never disappoint...
Ras Kass last 2 joints were ass...
I'mma go with GZA, O.C., Masta Ace and Sean Price maybe...

bigev240

I'm going to add M.O.P. to the list even though the joint they did with the Snowgoons was just ok.

#1hiphopjunki3

Ghostface has damn near the best discography of any artist in music according to my humble opinion. The only album I don't own of his is "The Wizard of Poetry" the only reason I don't have that is for the simple fact i really don't mess with a lot of newer R&B

BlackGerald

Outkast

#1hiphopjunki3

dwade206 wrote: »

Lou Cypher wrote: »

Nice list man. Howd you feel about Ghostface's "Wizard of Poetry" album? the one with a lot of rnb influence? i thought it had some great songs on it but it didnt have a lot of replay value to me.

That album wasn't bad. Thats part of being an artist. Right after that joint he dropped Apollo Kids which was above average and grimey.

Apollo Kids is a great album with a boat load of joints on there

Lou Cypher

After gettin the new album,

I gotta add Brother Ali to my List. Man has consistently dropped dope albums since starting up. Mourning in America does not disappoint at all. Yall go check that album out.

#1hiphopjunki3

Black Milk is another cat who I can't think of that puts out too many wack projects. He works with a lot of cats which also helps keep his music solid to me.

Him and Jack White need to drop a full length album from the two joints i heard by them.

Lou Cypher

That songs dope.

One of my fave black milk songs here

water ur seeds

ras kass new stuff is dope, i think hes back better than ever, his work with doc hollywood like 'spit no evil' is crazy dope, he went thru bad patch imo few years back, but since adidas hes been on point...

vinnie paz NEVER disappoints, same with masta ace

traestar

Imma try to list most of mines:

Masta Ace
Wordsworth
Sean Price
Kool G Rap
Havoc (rap and producing)
Large Professor
Vinnie Paz
Reef Da Lost Cause
Lushlife
Phonte
Big Pooh
Edgar Allen Floe
Pharoahe Monch
Dillon Van Maurer
Therapy(Paten Locke)
Willie Evans Jr.
El P
Slum Village
Black Milk
People Under The Stairs
MED
Oh No
Madlib....

long list of people I can't even think of right now

NothingButTheTruth

Black Thought

Gooner

Jeezy

#1hiphopjunki3

Lou Cypher wrote: »

That songs dope.

One of my fave black milk songs here

Black Milk is nice. I'm not gonna lie sometimes I wish he would just stick to making beats though. LOL. He is better at making the music than he is at rapping but he is far from wack.