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Each Rap Regions Best Albums

East Coast

1.       The Blueprint-Jay Z (100)
2.       Illmatic-Nas (100)
3.       Ready to Die-The Notorious B.I.G. (100)
4.       Reasonable Doubt-Jay Z (100)
5.       The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill-Lauryn Hill (100)
6.       The Black Album-Jay Z (99)
7.       Stillmatic-Nas (99)
8.       Everybody-Logic (98)
9.       Black on Both Sides-Mos Def (98)
10.   Blackstar-Mos Def & Talib Kweli (98)
11.   Supreme Clientelle- Ghostface Killah (97)
12.   Life After Death-The Notorious B.I.G. (97)
13.   Life is Good-Nas (97)
14.   2014 Forest Hills Drive-J.Cole (97)
15.   We Got it From Here…-A Tribe Called Quest (97)
16.   Capital Punishment-Big Pun(96)
17.   Born Sinner-J.Cole (96)
18.   Only Built 4 Cuban Linx-Raekwon (99)
19.   4 Your Eyez Only-J.Cole (96)
20.   Kiss of Death-Jadakiss (95)
21.   Quality-Talib Kweli (95)
22.   Train of Thought-Reflection Eternal(Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek) (95)
23.   Get Rich or Die Tryin’-50 Cent (95)
24.   Only Built 4 Cuban Linx II-Raekwon (95)
25.   Under Pressure-Logic(94)


West Coast


1.       Straight Outta Compton-N.W.A. (100)
2.       Me Against the World-2pac (100)
3.       Amerikka’s Most Wanted-Ice Cube (100)
4.       Death Certificate-Ice Cube (100)
5.       Doggystyle-Snoop Dogg (100)
6.       Documentary 2.5-The Game (100)
7.       Good Kid Maad City-Kendrick Lamar (99)
8.       Documentary 2-The Game (99)
9.       All Eyez On Me-2pac (97)
10.   2001-Dr. Dre (97)
11.   The Chronic-Dr. Dre (98)
12.   To Pimp A Butterfly-Kendrick Lamer (98)
13.   DAMN-Kendrick Lamar (97)
14.   Compton- Dr. Dre (97)
15.   Documentary-The Game (96)
16.   Blank Face LP-Schoolboy Q (95)
17.   Eazy Duz It-Eazy-E (94)
18.   Paid Da Cost to be Da Boss-Snoop Dogg (94)
19.   Summertime ’06-Vince Staples (94)
20.   Hell Can Wait- Vince Staples (93)
21.   Cherry Bomb-Tyler the Creator (92)
22.   Raw Footage-Ice Cube (92)
23.   Oxymoron-Schoolboy Q (92)
24.   90059-Jay Rock (91)
25.   R&G-Snoop Dogg (90)

Midwest

1.       My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy-Kanye West (100)
2.       Tetsuo & Youth-Lupe Fiasco (100)
3.       The Marshall Mathers LP-Eminem (99)
4.       The College Dropout-Kanye West (98)
5.       The Marshall Mathers LP 2-Eminem (98)
6.       Late Registration-Kanye West (97)
7.       Man on the Moon-Kid Cudi (97)
8.       Black America Again-Common (97)
9.       Passion, Pain, & Demon Slayin’-Kid Cudi (97)
10.   Nobody’s Smiling-Common (96)
11.   Food & Liquor-Lupe Fiasco (95)
12.   Lupe Fiaco’s The Cool-Lupe Fiasco (95)
13.   Be-Common (94)
14.   Cruel Summer-G.O.O.D. Music (94)
15.   Welcome To Our House-Slaughterhouse (94)
16.   Atrocity Exhibition-Danny Brown (94)
17.   Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse (93)
18.   Nellyville-Nelly (92)
19.   Man on the Moon II-Kid Cudi (92)
20.   King of Darkness-Tech N9ne (92)
21.   Dark Sky Paradise-Big Sean (92)
22.   Phryme-Royce da 5’9 & DJ Premier (92)
23.   Hall of Fame-Big Sean (91)
24.   All 6’s and 7’s-Tech N9ne (90)
25.   Black Hystori Project-CyHi the Prynce (90)

Dirty South


1.       Sir Luscious Left Foot-Big Boi (98)
2.       Stankonia-Outkast (98)
3.       My Name Is My Name-Pusha T(98)
4.       Paper Trail-T.I. (97)
5.       King-T.I. (96)
6.       Nothing Was the Same-Drake (96)
7.       King Push(Prelude)-Pusha T (96)
8.       Word of Mouf-Ludacris(95)
9.       Miss E…So Addictive-Missy Elliot (95)
10.   The Recession-Young Jeezy (95)
11.   Underground Kingz-UGK (95)
12.   R.A.P. Music-Killer Mike (95)
13.   Under Construction-Missy Elliot (93)
14.   Chicken & Beer-Ludacris (93)
15.   Hell Hath No Fury-Clipse (93)
16.   Rather You Than Me-Rick Ross (93)
17.   Views-Drake (93)
18.   Teflon Don-Rick Ross (92)
19.   Paperwork-T.I. (92)
20.   Trill-Bun B (92)
21.   Viscious Lies and Dangerous Rumors- Big Boi (92)
22.   Tha Carter III-Lil Wayne (90)
23.   Speakerboxxx-Big Boi (90)
24.   Seen It All-Young Jeezy (90)

25.   Ludaversal-Ludacris (90)
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