Your Top 3 Hip-Hop Albums of 2007

Written by Rizoh. Posted in Lists

Published on December 05, 2007 with 205 Comments">205 Comments

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As 2007 winds down, I’ve been busy compiling some year-end lists. But I need your input as well. So, tell me: What are your Top 3 Hip-Hop Albums of the year? Feel free to add some honorable mentions.

TRU

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  • jamaicaflyestbk

    Upon further review i have a list of the top ten albums this year…ahem:

    #1 American Gangster – Jay-Z
    #2 The Bodega Chronicles – Joell Ortiz
    #3 Jesus Price Super Star – Sean Price
    #4 The Cool – Lupe Fiasco
    #5 Super Gangster Super Gentleman – Styles P
    #6 Big Doe Rehab- Ghost Face Killa
    #7 Graduation – Kanye West
    #8 Desire – Pharoah Monche
    #9 Finding Forever – Common
    10 Red GOne Wild – Redman

  • Darkpoet

    1). Blu and Exile – Below The Heavens
    2). CunninLynguists – Dirty Acres
    3). Brother Ali – The Undisputed Truth

  • Big Whopper

    Hmmmmmmm I agree hip hop was not dead this year

    Marco Polo – Port Authority dope cuts on there…

    KRS-One and Marley Marl – Hip Hop Lives – a history in the making since late 80′s early 90′s.

    Nas – Hip Hop Is Dead.
    Yes from 2006 but still played it alot in 07

    HM: Common – Finding Forever,
    Brassmunk – Fewtrustic, Classified – Hitch Hikin’ Music, Point Black – Single “Born and Raised In The Ghetto”.

  • Big Whopper

    One I forgot both DVD/CD set:

    Dilated Peoples – The Release Party.

  • anthology

    i take it back
    1.blu and exile
    2. desire
    3. eardrum
    close but not there
    .america gansta (no premo on productions)
    .the cool (not here yet)

  • delac

    1. Graduation – Kanye west
    2. Finding Forever – Common
    3. Timbaland – Present Shock Value

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