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| The Blueprint |
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75% |
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| Wondrous Bughouse |
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25% |
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| Total Votes : 16 |
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- #1
- Posted: 06/18/2013 17:52
- Post subject: CLOSED-BNMAT- The Blueprint def Wondrous Bughouse
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THE BLUEPRINT by Jay-Z (captain: Jhereko)
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The Blueprint by Jay Z
Year Released: 2001
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WONDROUS BUGHOUSE by Youth Lagoon (captain: Silverwalrus)
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Wondrous Bughouse by Youth Lagoon
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Year Released: 2013
Last edited by Saoirse on 06/22/2013 06:34; edited 1 time in total
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- #2
- Posted: 06/18/2013 17:58
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Wondrous Bughouse is cool and all, but it ain't got shit on Jigga's finest hour.
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- #3
- Posted: 06/18/2013 18:04
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The blueprint by quite a bit actually. Youth Lagoon is pretty nice, i just really love the blueprint.
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- #4
- Posted: 06/18/2013 18:06
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I like The Blueprint, but I'm not really a fan either. On the other hand, I've wanted to listen to Wondrous Bughouse for quite some time now. I'll maybe do it tonight.
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- #5
- Posted: 06/18/2013 18:15
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The Blueprint is an OK album for me, good rapping, bad lyrics and I like American Gangster, Reasonable Doubt and The Black Album better; but Wondrous Bughouse, best album of the millennium? Really?
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- #6
- Posted: 06/18/2013 18:24
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The Blueprint, by miles and miles and miles. Wondrous Bughouse is perfectly pleasant, but The Blueprint is just stunning. One of the first albums I ever bought, and one that I still return to pretty frequently. The way he tears apart Prodigy and Nas on 'Takeover' is just brutal ("four albums in ten years? I can divide, that's one every let's say two, two of them shits was doo, one was meh, the other was Illmatic, that's a one-hot-album-every-ten-year average"), then that six song run of 'I.Z.Z.O.' through to the stunning 'Heart of the City' is about as good as mainstream rap ever got. Every one of those six songs is a straight-up banger, the best, most accessible beats Jay-Z ever rapped over, and he murders each of them. Like murders them. Focused, nimble, full of the best boasts ever, surprisingly introspective at times. Then there's the darker last chapter of the album, featuring the great ballads 'Never Change', 'Song Cry', 'Blueprint (Momma Loves Me)', and that downright ridiculous, incredible Eminem verse on 'Renegade', a strong contender for the best verse of all-time ("I'm a motherfuckin' spiteful, delightful eyeful, the new Ice Cube, motherfuckers hate to like you"). One of the best albums ever, and extremely influential on mainstream hip-hop in the five years following, including Kanye, 50 Cent, T.I., The Clipse, I could go on. The Blueprint should be a serious contender for this whole tournament.
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- #7
- Posted: 06/18/2013 18:53
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The Blueprint by far.
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- #8
- Posted: 06/18/2013 20:09
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Yeah, I agree with what everyone else is saying. The Blueprint by quite a large margin.
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- #9
- Posted: 06/22/2013 06:36
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JAY-Z FINDS A BLUEPRINT FOR SUCCESS AGAINST THE WONDROUS BUGHOUSE
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