it has to be death row records, not new yorks loud, bad boy or def jam, not the souths no limit or cash money, not the other great west label ruthless, in fact ,death row records is the greatest rap label of all time, if you agree ,you are honest, and if you disagree, then you are a lier , what do you *****es think about calzaghe getting ****ed by enzo and what do you rap fans think is the greatest rap label



gayest label filled with gay rappers and gays is philthy rich records

http://www.starstore.com/acatalog/Death-Row-logo.jpg

im goin with loud....my **** gets hard for mobb deep and wu no homo

Death row had.....The Chronic, Doggystyle, Dogg Food, Doggfather, Murder was the case, All Eyez on Me...........and.........?

Def Jam wins. Loud made a run too. Off the top of my head for Def Jam, DMX's first 3 albums, Tical and Tical 2000 (still don't know why people on hate on this album), Redman's first 4 albums...........do I even NEED to go on?

death row no question

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Def_Jam_Recordings_discography#90.27s

vs.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Row_Records#Discography

not even close

Death Row for me. West up.

loud > def jam > death row > bad boy

death row > def jam > loud

:lol: at Philty Rich records being an option


they have Posta Boy and Freck Dollarmenunaire on their label

Death Row. All i have to say is Tupac. I dont even have to name all the others because it will be a murder the rest on.

Death Row

Tupac, Snoop, Dre ... The West's finest.

rawkus and rapalot need some mention.

Deathrow Records wasn't just a label it was a superpower.
It had 2pac,Snoop Doggy Dogg,Dr Dre,Doggpound...Etc


Tupac Shakur=The G.O.A.T

lol@the overwhelming choices for death row.

^heres the choice with a explanation

The Chronic & Doggystyle are two of the top 10 greatest hip-hop albums ever made, All Eyez On Me & 7 Day Theory are top 20 at the least, Dogg Food is underrated, or atleast not given the respect it deserves...Death Row for me

Deathrow Records wasn't just a label it was a superpower.
It had 2pac,Snoop Doggy Dogg,Dr Dre,Doggpound...Etc


Tupac Shakur=The G.O.A.T

It saved a music industry giant interscope records from financial ruin when it started going broke and made them a powerful label again based on its connections to death row alone, Death row kept all the rap industry alive in its complete dominance in rap, if you didnt have any kind of ties to death row, you were probably a nobody

Deathrow Records wasn't just a label it was a superpower.
It had 2pac,Snoop Doggy Dogg,Dr Dre,Doggpound...Etc


Tupac Shakur=The G.O.A.T

D.J Quik, Hammer, E-40, Tha Outlawz, Nate Dogg, Ice Cube, Etc. were also on Death Row for awhile but they never put out a album,

Nate Doggs and D.J Quiks albums were almost released but never did get released

No Limit hands down....While other labels had huge artist, most died out...pac..biggie......
No Limit survived the and Master P made well over 500million....dollars that is......every artist went plat....No Limit hands down playa

Deathrow Records wasn't just a label it was a superpower.
It had 2pac,Snoop Doggy Dogg,Dr Dre,Doggpound...Etc


Tupac Shakur=The G.O.A.T
It died off after how many years???

It died off after how many years???

We agree on something. Death Row dropped a handful of classics, but didn't last more than a few years. Def Jam dropped classics/significant albums on a regular basis

1990-LL Cool J-Mama Said Knock you out.
Public Enemy-Fear of a Black Planet

1991-Slick Rick-The Ruler's Back
Public Enemy-Apocalypse 91
3rd Bass-Derelicts of Dialect

1992-EPMD-Business Never Personal
Redman-Whut? Thee Album

1993-LL's 14 shots to the dome was, ok, i guess.

1994-Method Man-Tical
Public Enemy-Muse Sick n hour mess-age
Redman-Dare iz a darkside
Slick Rick-Behind Bars
Warren G.-Regulate....G Funk Era

1995-LL Cool J-Mr. Smith
Onyx-All we got iz us

1996-Redman-Muddy Waters
Flesh N Bone-T.H.U.G.S.

1997-EPMD-Back in Business
Jay-Z-In my lifetime 1
LL Cool J-Phenomenon
Warren G-Take a look over your shoulder

1998-Def Squad-El Nino
DMX-It's dark and hell is hot AND Flesh of my flesh
Jay-Z-Vol.2
Onyx-Shut em down
Public enemy-He got game sdtrk
Redman-Doc's da name

1999-DMX-and then there was x
EPMD-out of business
Ja Rule-Venni Vetti Vecci
Jay-Z-Vol 3


c'mon, Loud is probably the closest in competition.

Death Row was great. Sometimes quality is better than quantity. Not to knock the other labels with classic albums. Made a big impact in a short amount of time and sold tons of records. The whole Death Row Family extends from before and after its creation.

If Pac was able to get Death Row East like he wanted to it would have been a wrap for the rap. Didn't he want to sign Wu-Tang?

Death Row, Bad Boy, Def Jam are the ONLY choices if you ask me, but Jive should be up there instead of Cash Money

No Limit hands down....While other labels had huge artist, most died out...pac..biggie......
No Limit survived the and Master P made well over 500million....dollars that is......every artist went plat....No Limit hands down playa
No Limit didn't even have anything coming out til the 90s were almost over...and the number of QUALITY singles dropped would barely fill a single disc

Death row had.....The Chronic, Doggystyle, Dogg Food, Doggfather, Murder was the case, All Eyez on Me...........and.........?

Def Jam wins. Loud made a run too. Off the top of my head for Def Jam, DMX's first 3 albums, Tical and Tical 2000 (still don't know why people on hate on this album), Redman's first 4 albums...........do I even NEED to go on?
don't forget Above the Rim (smilie)

don't forget Above the Rim (smilie)

true, "didnt mean to turn you on" is the ****.

don't forget Above the Rim (smilie)

and Murder Was The Case(Snd Trk), Gang Related(Snd Trk), Doggfather(wasnt great but sold astoundingly well)

def jams albums were **** to anything death row put out, def jam was dead when death row was at its peak and unless you were a east coast person, nobody really gave a damn what overated east coast album comes out, everything was influenced by death row

http://www.makavelithedon.de/makaveli/Discographie/Soundtracks/gang_related.JPGhttp://www.vh1.com/shared/media/images/amg_covers/200/dre700/e769/e769321rnrp.jpghttp://www.thehiphopworld.com/image-files/tha-doggfather.jpg

We agree on something. Death Row dropped a handful of classics, but didn't last more than a few years. Def Jam dropped classics/significant albums on a regular basis

1990-LL Cool J-Mama Said Knock you out.
Public Enemy-Fear of a Black Planet

1991-Slick Rick-The Ruler's Back
Public Enemy-Apocalypse 91
3rd Bass-Derelicts of Dialect

1992-EPMD-Business Never Personal
Redman-Whut? Thee Album

1993-LL's 14 shots to the dome was, ok, i guess.

1994-Method Man-Tical
Public Enemy-Muse Sick n hour mess-age
Redman-Dare iz a darkside
Slick Rick-Behind Bars
Warren G.-Regulate....G Funk Era

1995-LL Cool J-Mr. Smith
Onyx-All we got iz us

1996-Redman-Muddy Waters
Flesh N Bone-T.H.U.G.S.

1997-EPMD-Back in Business
Jay-Z-In my lifetime 1
LL Cool J-Phenomenon
Warren G-Take a look over your shoulder

1998-Def Squad-El Nino
DMX-It's dark and hell is hot AND Flesh of my flesh
Jay-Z-Vol.2
Onyx-Shut em down
Public enemy-He got game sdtrk
Redman-Doc's da name

1999-DMX-and then there was x
EPMD-out of business
Ja Rule-Venni Vetti Vecci
Jay-Z-Vol 3


c'mon, Loud is probably the closest in competition.:pat:you know what the red is for, these albums were crap or just popular back east or you just trying to thow in bad albums so youre list could be big, these albums were mostly east coast fan classics where you have to force yourself to like these awful songs:nono:

:pat:you know what the red is for, these albums were crap or just popular back east or you just trying to thow in bad albums so youre list could be big, these albums were mostly east coast fan classics where you have to force yourself to like these awful songs:nono:

I don't live on the east coast, I'm not a "east coast fan". I was up on Death Row's ****, and the fact is, they had a handful of classics, very serious classics, but not enough longevity to compare to Def Jam's steady diet of quality hip hop. What were Death Row's top 5 albums, in your opinion?

I don't live on the east coast, I'm not a "east coast fan". I was up on Death Row's ****, and the fact is, they had a handful of classics, very serious classics, but not enough longevity to compare to Def Jam's steady diet of quality hip hop. What were Death Row's top 5 albums, in your opinion?::firedevil STEADY DIET OF QUALITY HIP HOP:nono::firedevilthat sentence is a laughable riot:nono:

For me(my opinion),
(All Classic multi platinum Albums)
#1
Snoop Doggy Dogg'Doggystyle'
#2
Dr.Dre'Tha Chronic'
#3
2 Pac'All Eyez On Me
#4
Murder Was The Case'Snd Trk'
#5
Tha Dogg Pound'Dogg Food/Makaveli'7 Day Theory(Cant make up my mind)


Def Jams Top Album is not even #5 on my list(my opinion) Im biased West Coast, Def Jam is definately #2 as hip hops greatest 90s label

problem with def Jam , it released too much trash like the trash you mentioned in the 90s,

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Def Jams Top Album is not even #5 on my list(my opinion) Im biased West Coast, Def Jam is definately #2 as hip hops greatest 90s label



clearly, to say Def Jam's not even in the top 5 of labels of the 90's, is hilarious. no need to discuss any further.

clearly, to say Def Jam's not even in the top 5 of labels of the 90's, is hilarious. no need to discuss any further.
But you dont clear out the fact that is not understandable of how can you be outvoted 14 to 1 as death Row being top label, im biased but even non biased people voted for death row while Clearly ,and youre argument on your above quote is wrong " I said Def Jam is #2 label of 90s and Def Jams best album doesnt make it as a #5(in my opinion) in a death row list of albums if it were in death row

Now all you gotta do is read more carefully or just stop lying and making me out as saying something i did not say

Now all you gotta do is read more carefully or just stop lying and making me out as saying something i did not say

I misread your statement, chill out

I misread your statement, chill out

No you didnt, you tried to lie, I dont believe you, you no longer get credibility from me as a honest poster, :nono:You broke the unwritten rules of boxing scenes forums and tried to lie to make me look bad, in order for you to sound correct, i will never chill out, you broke the unwritten rules man, if you lie about something as simple as this, next thing you know you will say that you, Biggie and Tupac were in a summer jam concert in 1999 smoking weed with the pope and Ricardo Mayorga

No you didnt, you tried to lie, I dont believe you, you no longer get credibility from me as a honest poster, :nono:You broke the unwritten rules of boxing scenes forums and tried to lie to make me look bad, in order for you to sound correct, i will never chill out, you broke the unwritten rules man, if you lie about something as simple as this, next thing you know you will say that you, Biggie and Tupac were in a summer jam concert in 1999 smoking weed with the pope and Ricardo Mayorga

I actually did not lie, I simply misread your post, I'm bordering on taking this as sarcasm. Should I? lmao. :)

I actually did not lie, I simply misread your post, I'm bordering on taking this as sarcasm. Should I? lmao. :)
This guy must have a Suge Knight shrine in his bedroom. Did you see him go off on me when I alluded to Snoop having been influenced by Slick Rick? lol

This guy must have a Suge Knight shrine in his bedroom. Did you see him go off on me when I alluded to Snoop having been influenced by Slick Rick? lol

yeah, saw that.

I actually did not lie, I simply misread your post, I'm bordering on taking this as sarcasm. Should I? lmao. :)

On you i tried to be sarcastic while sounding funny with my sarcasm, Thats why i said about unwritten rules and and Smoking with the pope, In Neils case, I did go off on him even though i like him as a poster, he knows his **** and hes given me karma for a Emiem and 2 Pac thread, i hardly disagree with Neils on hip hop , and he was correct, Jive deserves mention like he quoted as greatest rap label . Reason i didnt put Jive on the list was pop stars like Backstreet Britney and others were on Jive, a hip hop label, by the way, I hate that prick Suge Knight,