1.
Game-Documentary
2.5 (100)-Game’s 2nd offering of Documentary 2 is a classic. Songs like Gang Bang Anyway, The
Ghetto, and Up On the Wall are incredible. Is it the album of the year?
2.
Game-
Documentary 2 (99)-Arguably has more bangers than 2.5…Game’s sequel to
Documentary is superior in most every way.
There’s a huge guest list like Kanye, Dr. Dre, Future, and Snoop.
3.
Dr.
Dre-Compton(97)- Perhaps the most unexpected album of the year. Compton has
just enough Dre and just enough guests to make a great album.
4.
Vince
Staples-Summertime ’06 (94)-VS’s debut didn’t disappoint. The songs are
short but they are great. The album is oozing style.
5.
Jadakiss-Top
5 Dead Or Alive (93)-A great offering from an aging yet extremely effective
rapper. I really like the guests too. Lil Wayne shows promise on the song Kill.
Jada is back. Aha!
6.
Logic-The Incredible
True Story(93)-Tied for 5th technically is Logic. His new album
is great, if not quite as good as Under Pressure. The skits are nice, and of
course his rhymes is tight.
7.
Talib Kweli
& 9th Wonder-Indie 500 (90)-An incredibly fresh sounding
compilation type album. Talib has bars man.
8.
Jeezy-Church
in these Streets(90)-Jeezy return is everything I wanted. Nice trap beats
and great hooks. It’s actually tied with 7,9, and 10.
9.
Jay
Rock-90059 (90)- Jay Rock spits hard here, but not as hard as you know he
can. The album has good and varied songs. I felt it was a tad above #10.
10.
Joe
Budden-All Love Lost (90)-Joey has struck fire again with an incredibly
dramatic introspective album. I love it mane.