best cube album

[twisted_harmonix]

your $.02...?

[ADDVERSE619]

Amerikkkas most wanted for sure..that album sparked a whole new sound..he was touching on topics no other mc was rapping about..
to me that's a classic..
he was so vivid with his lyrics!

[Christopher]

AMW is the best because it was so different at the time it set trends but my favorite cube album is Lethal Injection because it was to me the smoothest of his albums.

[Nasty]

I always loved Kill at Will. Great album. The predator was really really good in my opinion too.

Good thread Eric.

[the pm]

Death Certificate is #1 right now
but sometimes i feel AMW more.

but Death Certificate had the more west coast feel
and really played well start to finish.

[Hacksaw Jim]

death cert. is one of my most played vinyls

[LBFam]

Amerikkka's Most Wanted has been, and always will be my all-time favorite rap album..

Death Certificate is well towards the top of that list as well..(I've been listening to Death Certificate all this week)..

[verbal kint]

my choice is death certificate. steady mobbin is probably my all time favorite ice cube joint.

amerikkkas most wanted was definitely a remarkable and groundbreaking album, especially since the production was handled by the bomb squad. but dc gets more rotation for me.

[Wired]

I said Death Certificate, but AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted is a close second. And I've always loved The Predator too.


Hopefully his new shit is as good as they say it is.

[Mike Castillo]

I actually bump "Bootlegs & B-Sides" more than any of em'. But out of all those I say "Lethal Injection" & "The Predator".

[mr.neezie]

AMW, Death Certificate, and Lethal Injection....all were a strong run for Cube. Hard to pick tween those three though. I went with Death Certificate. Cube brought it on that tape, and 'Color Blind' is the joint. Plus the whole concept of the album having a "Death side vs Life side"....classic

[Liquidsword]

In my order I'd have to go with AMW, The Predator, and Death Certificate....I'd say damn close to a tie for first..but AMW has got an edge on Predator. I gotta mention Lethal Injection also, just because "You know how we do it" is one of my all time favorite Cube cuts.

[twisted_harmonix]

"You know how we do it" is one of my all time favorite Cube cuts.
cosig.

[manutebol]

evened out the races a bit.. amdub.. i bump it and death certificate the most, like most, it seems........

[mf sw]

I personally like Predator. But I dunno shit.

[The_Heretique]

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[twisted_harmonix]

blazin 98.9 has the new cube album... the only station on the planet to have it right now. they just played a couple joints off of it and i gotta say it sounds VERY nice.



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1. Definition Of A West Coast G (Intro)
2. Why We Thugs [Produced By Scott Storch]
3. Smoke Some Weed [Produced By Budda]
4. Dimes & Nicks (A Call From Mike Epps)
5. Child Support [Produced By Teak & Dre]
6. 2 Decades Ago (Insert)
7. Doin What It 'Pose 2 Do [Produced By Emile]
8. Laugh Now, Cry Later [Produced By Sean C]
9. Stop Snitchin [Produced By Swizz Beatz]
10. Go To Church (w/ Snoop Dogg & Lil Jon) [Produced By Lil Jon]
11. The Nigga Trapp [Produced By DJ Green Lantern]
12. A History Of Violence
13. Growing Up [Produced By Laylaw & D-Mac]
14. Click Clack - Get Back! [Produced By Emile]
15. The Game Lord [Produced By Teak & Dre]
16. Chrome And Paint (w/ WC) [Produced By Budda]
17. Steal The Show [Produced By Scott Storch]
18. You Gotta Lotta That (w/ Snoop Dogg) [Produced By Lil Jon]
19. Spittin Pollaseeds (w/ WC & Kokane) [Produced By Laylaw & D-Mac]
20. Holla At Cha Boy [Produced By Lil Jon]

[Wired]

Too much Lil Jon...never really dug anything done by him. It has gotten some good reviews from people who have heard it though.

[girdiedogg7]

Laugh Now, Cry Later...hopefully.

[girdiedogg7]

Damn it could have used more Dr. Dre production

[twisted_harmonix]

Damn it could have used more Dr. Dre production
there is no dr. dre production on this album