Alright, everyone i want to know what your top 5 best produced albums are. Here are mine:

1. UGK - Super Tight (prod. by Pimp C)
2. Wu-Tang Clan - Wu-Tang Forever (prod. by RZA)
3. Dr. Dre - The Chronic (prod. by Dr. Dre)
4. Aceyalone - A Book of Human Language (prod. by Mumbles)
5. Kanye West - College Dropout (prod. by Kanye West)

1 Nas - Illmatic (Prod. by pete rock & premo)
2 J Dilla - The Shining (Prod. By J Dilla)
3 Dr Dre - The Chronic (Prod. by dre)
4 Nas - The Lost tapes (Produced by various procuders including Alchemist, Just Blaze & Kanye West)
5 The Foreign Exchange - Connected (Prod. by nicolay)

that about covers it i think

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Posted By Legend Productions on 29 May 2009 11:20 AM
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anyways, this one will probably surprise you
blink 182's seft-titled album
its an absolute gem in my opinion, i love that album

2001 (Dre Dre)
Shock Value (Timbaland)
Violator (Depeche Mode)
The Downward Spiral (Trent Reznor)

hmm, ive been toying with this topic
by best produced, do you mean the album with the best beats on it?
or do you mean the best produced albumas a whole, i.e. the overall mix of the album, the overall feel, the consistency in quality throughout?
or am i thinking about this too much?

in no particular order

Fort Minor - The Rising Tied
Nas - The Lost Tapes
Dr Dre - The Chronic
Dr Dre - 2001
2Pac & Outlawz - Still I Rise

Everything from JMT, bar the first one with the long name, wasn't feeling those beats
Other than that idk I don't listen to many full albums lol

Posted By K-Ta-Klysm on 04 Jun 2009 10:10 AM
in no particular order

Fort Minor - The Rising Tied
Nas - The Lost Tapes
Dr Dre - The Chronic
Dr Dre - 2001
2Pac & Outlawz - Still I Rise

Dope list, cant forget about the lost tapes!

youre reading too much into it 2nd man. basically what i meant was if you threw out the lyrics and just had the backing music, what would your top 5 look like?

These album's productions changed the way I looked at music as a whole and made me get into making beats.

Outkast - ATLiens(look at Aquemini)

Outkast - Aquemini(These albums were both produced by Organized Noize and Mr DJ these are CLASSICS. Please if you haven't listened to them DO! How can you not bob yo yead to Elevators, Jazzy Belle and Atliens on the ATLiens album. Then Listen to ET (extraterrestrial) and say its not one of the most epic errie beats you ever heard! The snare on Rosa Parks is hard enough to just mention Aquemini by itself. Then the funky basses and genre blends on all the tracks. Then the horns on Spottieottiedopaliscious...OMG come on! Also the Art of Story tellin Pt 2 a song about the world ending and a beat that matches and you fell it too. Then the hard ass samples and the intros on both albums then the skits OMG ish is crazy! Two favorite albums by the way. Andre 3K sits at my top 5 always. Also I'm pretty much ranting now, but I'm just mentioning songs off the top of my head, but the WHOLE Albums are dope and I hope you can tell how serious i am about these albums )

Dr Dre - The Chronic 2001 (what else needs to be said)

Lil Jon - Kings of Crunk (Lil Jon at his peak here. This album made me respect lil jon as a producer and look at all the other guys that tried to take his style. It was easy to catch, but... listen to this album and tell me people got it down to the T... I think funkin not.

Young Jeezy - Thug Motivation 101 (I call this the SHAWTY REDD album. Why? Take off all the beats he did and tell me what you have left on the album? This album gave us the TRAP style that is used so much now and I use alot as well in a way.)

Oh Yeah speaking of shawty redd I changed my screen name this is DatsDatBoy. I will drop a volume 2 of my shawty redd kit soon. Got alot of e-mails from people asking me bout puttin out another. I Should be finished some time next week with it. Hope ya'll got alot of vst's. This time I will add in some presets not just for Image Line. Dueces and check out those albums, atleast the Outkast ones you will not be dissapointed.

blink 182 - self titled
sublime - self titled
slipknot - iowa
millencolin - home from home
fort minor - the rising tied

ooooooh yeah

AGREEED

atleins - aquemini - the love below

my boo by ghost town djs produced by lil jon

kilo ali had some of the hottest music to dance to

bloodhound gang - hooray for boobies

^all these going off lyrics and music ^

oh no, i'll just pick 5 albums i think have nice beats, i cant make a top 5

Scarface - the Fix
Jay-Z - Reasonable Doubt
Common - Be
Little Brother - Get Back
Reflection Eternal - Train of thought

ive gone with 5 albums kinda known for there lyrics, often overlooked for there beats.

My top 10 best produced albums have to be
1. The Chronic-Dr. Dre
2. Marshall Mathers Lp-Eminem
3. Life After Death-Notorious B.I.G
4. Liquid Swords-GZA
5. Tha Carter III-Lil' Wayne
6. Graduation-Kanye West
7. Highway to Hell-AC-DC
8. The Documentary-The Game
9. The Blueprint-Jay-Z
10. Paul's Botique-Beastie Boys

soulja boys new album ishs on every single album in this thread!!

soulja boy is the dopest!! bettah reckodnize!!

ringtone rappers taking over!! yea!!!

the chronic is amazin man

Posted By R Productionz on 08 Jun 2009 04:41 PM
soulja boys new album ishs on every single album in this thread!!

soulja boy is the dopest!! bettah reckodnize!!

ringtone rappers taking over!! yea!!!

That was random LMAO

Let's say...
Nas - Hip-Hop is Dead got some effing dope beats too

^ yeah hip hop is dead was ill as hell lol

off topic:

did you understand the ''who killed it'' track that was on it? its got me completely confused lol!
all i can make out of it is that kool herc got with ''someone'' ( ? ) who stole the concept of hip hop?
i've had the album for years but im still trying to decypher that one track xD