The 'Hip to be Square' Song of the Moment

[quote name='jmcc']A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory (the whole album)[/QUOTE]
Good man.

Talib Kweli- Right About Now (album)
Organized Konfusion- The Extinction Agenda (album)
 
[quote name='MadChedar0']Good man.

Talib Kweli- Right About Now (album)
Organized Konfusion- The Extinction Agenda (album)[/QUOTE]
It's hard to believe it's 15 years old this year. '91 was a good year for music though, even if you only consider The Low End Theory and Blue Lines.
 
[quote name='jmcc']It's hard to believe it's 15 years old this year. '91 was a good year for music though, even if you only consider The Low End Theory and Blue Lines.[/QUOTE]

Yeah that's a really good album.
And yeah 1991 was a mad good year for music. Kinda of an interesting time, where grunge was just coming in.
Metallica, Cypress Hill, Temple of the Dog, Nirvana, etc all released amazing albums.

Talib Kweli- Two & Two
 
Death Cab For Cutie - Soul Meets Body

Normally, I despise emo. Infact, this is the only non-sucky emo song I've ever heard.
 
[quote name='Mr. Anderson']Black Flag - The First Four Years (album)[/QUOTE]
The best thing about that album is actually what it lacks: Henry Rollins.

Truth be told, there's nothing better than the Dez Cadena stuff, IMO.
 
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[quote name='DigitalSpace']Isn't Rush great? :)

Pink Floyd "Welcome To The Machine"[/QUOTE]

Certainly! :)

Man, I haven't picked up a Rush album since the Presto/Roll the Bones era. I need to get on the stick and buy some stuff. There've been several solid career retrospective-type disks released since then!

Mongol 800 -- Song for You
 
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