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Twista kamikaze year
Twista kamikaze year




Two Wu-Tang Clan albums occupying the top spots is something I never expected entering 2004. And while I will admit I probably have missed a few albums worthy of making the list (My apologies to Masta Ace, Xzibit, and De La Soul, I’ve heard nothing but good things), the following countdown is a pretty comprehensive collection of rap albums from all coasts, walks of life, and sub-genres that should have found their way onto your play list in 2004. Others have failed to hold my attention for more than one listen outside of a few songs (Fabolous, Ja Rule, and Lloyd Banks come to mind). Some have evaded my reach due to availability and my refusal to pay more than 15 dollars for any CD, shipping included. 15 years ago such a task may not have been impossible to do, but in an age where we are bombarded with anywhere between 30 and 50 nationally released albums every month its hard to say I’ve even heard all the notable albums released during the year.

twista kamikaze year

Ideally I would like to say I heard every rap album released during the past year.






Twista kamikaze year