Antoinette's Burnin' At 20 Below Album Anniversary
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Mobb Deep's Survival of the Fittest Single Anniversary
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The Fat Boys 'Fat Boys' Album Anniversary
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LL Cool J's Bigger and Deffer Album Anniversary
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N.W.A.'s EFIL4ZAGGIN Album Anniversary
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ASAP Rocky's At. Long. Last. ASAP Album Anniversary
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Menace II Society Soundtrack Anniversary
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Eminem's The Eminem Show Album Anniversary
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Slick Rick's The Art of Storytelling Album Anniversary
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Big Daddy Kane's Looks Like A Job For... Album Anniversary
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Compton's Most Wanted It's A Compton Thang Album Anniversary
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Jeru the Damaja's The Sun Rises In the East Album Anniversary
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Chill Rob G's Ride the Rhythm Album Anniversary
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Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP Anniversary
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Luniz's I Got 5 On It Single Anniversary
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Eric B & Rakim's Let the Rhythm Hit Em Album Anniversary
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KRS-One's I Got Next Album Anniversary
The prodigious talent has released fifteen classic Rap albums; Criminal Minded (1987), By All Means Necessary (1988), Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hiphop (1989), Edutainment (1990), Sex and Violence (1992), Return of the Boom Bap (1994), KRS-ONE (1995), I Got Next (1997), A Retrospective (2000), Sneak Attack (2001), Spiritual Minded (2002), Prophets vs. Profits;The Mix Tape (2003), D.I.G.I.T.A.L (2003), Kristyles (2003), Keep Right (2004), LIFE (2006), Hip Hop Lives (2007), Adventures in Emceein (2007) and Maximum Strength (2008). In 1997 he reached #3 on the Billboard charts with the hit "Step into a World (Rapture's Delight)" featuring a remix by P. Diddy and has since collaborated with a string of artists running the gamut of R.E.M and Ziggy Marley to Chuck D and EPMD.
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Dr. Dre's Dre Day Anniversary
Breaking out on his own and on a new record label, Dr. Dre hit the top of the hip-hop charts with The Chronic on Death Row Records in 1992. The biggest single from the album was "Nuthin but a 'G' Thang," which featured Snoop Dogg, then a little-known rapper. With this latest release, Dr. Dre helped introduce a new style called G-funk, which incorporated musical samples and melodies from funk with gangster rap. Dr. Dre had always admired the work of such acts as Parliament and Funkadelic.
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The Roots Organix Album Anniversary
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Killer Mike's Pl3dge Album Anniversary
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