classic rotation
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Original Content We revisit Guru and DJ Premier’s 1994 classic "Hard To Earn," released 22 years ago today.
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Original Content HNHH re-visits and reminisces about classic albums upon the anniversary of their release with the new series "Classic Rotation." To kick things off, we take a look at Snoop Doggy Dogg's "Doggystyle" which dropped on this day in 1993.
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Original Content 21 years since it's release, we revisit OutKast's "Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik" as part of our Classic Rotation series.
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Chris Tart -
Original Content Our "Classic Rotation" series revisits classic albums on the anniversary of their release. Today we take a look at Dr. Dre's classic album, "2001", which dropped fifteen years ago on November 16, 1999.
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Original Content Gang Starr's second album, turning 25 today, is a low-key classic.
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Original Content Five years after the release of Young Thug's "Barter 6," we reflect on how the project set up Thug for stardom.
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Rose Lilah -
Original Content Our "Classic Rotation" series revisits classic albums on the anniversary of their release. Today we take a look at Juvenile's classic album, "400 Degreez", which dropped sixteen years ago on November 3, 1998.
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Original Content Our recently-launched "Classic Rotation" series revisits classic albums on the anniversary of their release.Today we take a look at Kanye West's debut album, "College Dropout", which dropped ten years ago on February 10th, 2004.
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Original Content A Tribe Called Quest's "The Low End Theory," which turns 25 today, brought jazz and hip hop closer than they'd ever been.
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Original Content Looking back at Lauryn Hill's classic album 17 years later.
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Original Content We celebrate five years since the release of Kendrick Lamar's critically acclaimed "Section.80" with an infographic.
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Rose Lilah -
Original Content Five years ago, Future emerged with an album that initially confused the masses but was quickly absorbed into the fabric of rap music.
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Patrick Lyons