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Friday, November 9, 2012

What Do You Think Was the Hottest Album/Mixtape Of The Year?

There has been a lot of good music put out this year. We are in the last quarter with more music yet to come before the year is out. With album like mixtapes (Rich Forever) from certain artist I think it's safe to say Hip Hop is definately still breathing. Let's not forget the refreshing album releases from Kanye's camp and Mr. Kendrick Lamar himself. Other artist have did pretty good numbers wise but the material is not what was expected. Music is getting back to it's roots of lyricism and substance thanks to the artist that are making it their personal mission to do so. In closing of this post, here at CME we would like to know who do you think had the hottest album/mixtape of 2012?
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  1. UnknownNovember 10, 2012 at 11:26 PM

    I'll say my favorite album is definitely Kendrick's Lamar's g.o.o.d. kid mAAd city, as I knew it would be. The results of the project exceeded my expectations. I've been listening to Kendrick for almost 2 years now and all I've heard is greatness. This debut album is nothing less than a hip hop classic.
    And I'm gonna say my favorite mixtape of the year is from this new kid from Brooklyn, Joey Bada$$. The mixtape is called 1999. He is way beyond his years with his lyrical capabilities. Barely 18 and making thought provoking, insightful, bold strides over smooth, melodic beats. I'm no longer concerned about the future of hip hop as long as up and coming MCs such as Joey Bada$$ are making moves.

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