Top 50 Albums by Region: South Day 49

Mia X - Unlady Like

One of my fav No Limite releases but only a few NL albums would make a top 50 for me period. I'll give it top 50 but late 40's.

So let me see thats Unpredictable, Ice Cream Man, Ghetto Dope, Life or Death, TOIEF, Shell Shocked, and WWIII would make my top 50 from No Limit. 8 NL albums in my top 50 thats about it.

Mia X is probably my 2nd fav artist that was on No Limit, but it's still a neither. Unpredictable is the only NL album that makes my list.

KJ with you neithering all these NL albums I would luv to see what southern albums would make your top 50. Can you list me about 20 of them that do not include Outkast, Scarface, or UGK?

Very good album, but neither.

KRob86 wrote:

KJ with you neithering all these NL albums I would luv to see what southern albums would make your top 50. Can you list me about 20 of them that do not include Outkast, Scarface, or UGK?

Can you name 20 non-gangsta rap albums that would make your overall personal Top 100?

As for the question you posed to me, here it goes (not in any particular order)

Goodie Mob- Soul Food
Goodie Mob- Still Standing
Ludacris- Back For The First Time
Ludacris- Word Of Mouf
Ludacris- Theater Of The Mind
Little Brother- The Minstrel Show
Little Brother- The Listening
Missy Elliot- Miss E....So Addictive
T.I.- Trap Muzik
T.I.- King
T.I.- Paper Trail
8Ball and MJG- On Top Of The World
8 Ball and MJG- In Our Lifetime Vol 1
Juvenile- 400 Degreez
B.G.- Chopper City In The Ghetto
Arrested Development- 3 Years, 5 Months, and 2 Days In The Life Of
Nappy Roots- Watermelon, Chicken & Grits
Nappy Roots- Wooden Leather
Cunninlynguists- Will Rap For Food
Cunninlynguists- A Piece Of Strange
Clipse- Lord Willin
Clipse- Hell Hath No Fury

No for this ho

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Top 50. Usually not into female rappers but I really liked this album. One of the few No Limit releases that would make it for me.

KJ Styles wrote:

KRob86 wrote:

KJ with you neithering all these NL albums I would luv to see what southern albums would make your top 50. Can you list me about 20 of them that do not include Outkast, Scarface, or UGK?

Can you name 20 non-gangsta rap albums that would make your overall personal Top 100?

As for the question you posed to me, here it goes (not in any particular order)

Goodie Mob- Soul Food
Goodie Mob- Still Standing
Ludacris- Back For The First Time
Ludacris- Word Of Mouf
Ludacris- Theater Of The Mind
Little Brother- The Minstrel Show
Little Brother- The Listening
Missy Elliot- Miss E....So Addictive
T.I.- Trap Muzik
T.I.- King
T.I.- Paper Trail
8Ball and MJG- On Top Of The World
8 Ball and MJG- In Our Lifetime Vol 1
Juvenile- 400 Degreez
B.G.- Chopper City In The Ghetto
Arrested Development- 3 Years, 5 Months, and 2 Days In The Life Of
Nappy Roots- Watermelon, Chicken & Grits
Nappy Roots- Wooden Leather
Cunninlynguists- Will Rap For Food
Cunninlynguists- A Piece Of Strange
Clipse- Lord Willin
Clipse- Hell Hath No Fury

Okay, very safe southern list by this forum statndards list but decent none the less.

Here's 20 albums in my top 100 thats not "gangsta"

Digable Planets "Time & Space"
Outkast- ATLiens
DOC- No One Can
Jay-Z- Black Album
Blueprint
Vol. 1
Too Short- Life Is.....
dead prez- Let's Get Free
Das Efx- Hold It Down
Goodie Mob- Soul Food
Gza- Liquid Swords
Kanye West- College Dropout
Outkast- Aquemini
Kast- Southernplayalistic
Talib Kweli- Quality
Eardrum
Nas- Illmatic
Naughty By Nature
19NaughtyIII

I'm not going front there are not many from for my personal top 100 that wouldn't be considered "gangsta rap" by your average feeble minded person. I could name a ton if you asked about albums I really like or dig but mostly hardcore/reality will dominate my top 100.

Neither.

I know everyone says No Limit was a big part of the South, but in my opinion, that has more to do with the fact there was a new album every week. Quantity over quality.

As I've said, I'm not a fan of No Limit. So, I'm just going to skip the South until all 23485465798413154913198431 No Limit albums have run their course.

Neither but a good album. I also liked Mama Drama.

Highsmith wrote:

Neither but a good album. I also liked Mama Drama.

Which one do you think was the better album?

Myestro wrote:

Neither.

I know everyone says No Limit was a big part of the South, but in my opinion, that has more to do with the fact there was a new album every week. Quantity over quality.

As I've said, I'm not a fan of No Limit. So, I'm just going to skip the South until all 23485465798413154913198431 No Limit albums have run their course.

He said it was just for this week.

Myestro wrote:

Neither.

I know everyone says No Limit was a big part of the South, but in my opinion, that has more to do with the fact there was a new album every week. Quantity over quality.

As I've said, I'm not a fan of No Limit. So, I'm just going to skip the South until all 23485465798413154913198431 No Limit albums have run their course.

I'm not a No Limit fan either and I co-sign the quantity over quality statement you made about them, but you shouldn't skip the South because of that. Just do what I've been doing and click neither. Like Jeff said, it's only until Monday which means only 2 more NL albums.

KJ Styles wrote:

Myestro wrote:

Neither.

I know everyone says No Limit was a big part of the South, but in my opinion, that has more to do with the fact there was a new album every week. Quantity over quality.

As I've said, I'm not a fan of No Limit. So, I'm just going to skip the South until all 23485465798413154913198431 No Limit albums have run their course.

I'm not a No Limit fan either and I co-sign the quantity over quality statement you made about them, but you shouldn't skip the South because of that. Just do what I've been doing and click neither. Like Jeff said, it's only until Monday which means only 2 more NL albums.

Still 2 too many, in my opinion. But fine, put me down for neither.

Myestro wrote:

KJ Styles wrote:

Myestro wrote:

Neither.

I know everyone says No Limit was a big part of the South, but in my opinion, that has more to do with the fact there was a new album every week. Quantity over quality.

As I've said, I'm not a fan of No Limit. So, I'm just going to skip the South until all 23485465798413154913198431 No Limit albums have run their course.

I'm not a No Limit fan either and I co-sign the quantity over quality statement you made about them, but you shouldn't skip the South because of that. Just do what I've been doing and click neither. Like Jeff said, it's only until Monday which means only 2 more NL albums.

Still 2 too many, in my opinion. But fine, put me down for neither.

I know you don't like No Limit, nor do I, but you can't say that they don't deserve to be nominated.

KJ Styles wrote:

Myestro wrote:

KJ Styles wrote:

Myestro wrote:

Neither.

I know everyone says No Limit was a big part of the South, but in my opinion, that has more to do with the fact there was a new album every week. Quantity over quality.

As I've said, I'm not a fan of No Limit. So, I'm just going to skip the South until all 23485465798413154913198431 No Limit albums have run their course.

I'm not a No Limit fan either and I co-sign the quantity over quality statement you made about them, but you shouldn't skip the South because of that. Just do what I've been doing and click neither. Like Jeff said, it's only until Monday which means only 2 more NL albums.

Still 2 too many, in my opinion. But fine, put me down for neither.

I know you don't like No Limit, nor do I, but you can't say that they don't deserve to be nominated.

A few might. I can't see how Fiend, or Mia X would deserve a nomination though. If anything, something by Master P, Silkk, or Tru.

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