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[Reviewing all of Pitchforks 100 Best Rap Albums of All Time]

92: Waka Flocka Flame - Flockavelli

BOW BOW BOW
Banger after banger, if you're looking for versatility, look somewhere else, here you'll find dirty trap bangers, high energy from start to finish and a great list of features, it is impossible to deny its importance and influence

Favourite tracks: Bustin' at 'Em, Hard in da Paint and No Hands

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93: Gang Starr - Moment of Truth

90s most underrated classic.
It's even hard to describe this project, we have a flawless production from none other than DJ Premier, who features great use of sampling. On the other hand we have Guru displaying great lyricism and matching every great beat with his ability.

Favourite tracks: You Know My Steez, Above the Clouds, Jfk 2 Lax and Moment of Truth

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94: Tyler, The Creator - Bastard

As edgy as it is funny.
The debut from Tyler is a surprising body of work, especially given the fact that it was fully produced by a 18 y/o Ty.
Some of the lyrics have aged poorly but, as a whole, it is a really creative project that already displayed Tyler's potential as a artist.

Favourite Tracks: Bastard, Seven, Assmilk

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95: Sexyy Red - Hood Hottest Princess

I'll admit, it ain't as bad as everyone say it is.
Hood Hottest Princess is carried by Sexyy energy and attitude, it is a project that will keep you entertained during all of its length.

Favourite tracks: SkeeYee, Hellcats SRTs and Female Gucci Mane