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any thoughts?

Does Black Star count? Because if so I pick that hands down.
If not, Black on Both Sides is obviously the best, although I do have a real soft spot for the beats on The New Danger

off topic but saw this earlier, pretty dope

http://fakeshoredrive.com/2010/01/mos-d ... omdef.html


For best album with him in this man knows!

kidshuffle wrote:Black Star hands down.
If not, Black on Both Sides is obviously the best, although I do have a real soft spot for the beats on The New Danger

kidshuffle wrote:Does Black Star count? Because if so I pick that hands down.
If not, Black on Both Sides is obviously the best, although I do have a real soft spot for the beats on The New Danger

This

Black on both sides in my opinion.


Gotta say though that UTD has always been massively underrated.

kingldub wrote:

This tunes big!! Thanks for the hedumakashion

missedthebus wrote:

kingldub wrote:

This tunes big!! Thanks for the hedumakashion

You're welcome, was the first Hip Hop group he was in way back in 1994 with his brother and his sister, the album didn't get released till 2004 tho for some reason

Black on both sides.

thanks...

its always the first album/older stuff thats usually better.....

now come on everybody hop on the one
it's the sounds of the two
it's the third eye vision
five side dimension
the 8th light is gonna shine bright tonight

i really like his new record but 'black on both sides' is probably better

In the olden days of white culture, people used to look up to Kings and Princes. These were the people that they adored, and every night they wished and hoped that somehow they could wake up and be just like them. But with Royal Families crumbling, that role has been filled by one man: Mos Def.

He is everything that white people dream about: authentic (“he’s from Brooklyn!”), funny (“he was on Chapelle show!”), artistic (have you heard “Black on Both Sides?”), an actor (“he’s in the new Gondry film!”) and not white (“I don’t see race”).

He has done an amazing job of being in big budget movies (The Italian Job) and having one of his songs become a white person wedding staple (Ms. Fat Booty) but still retaining authenticity and credibility.

If you find yourself in a social situation where you are asked to list your favorite actor or artist, you should always say Mos Def. This way you can name someone that everyone has heard of and you don’t look like you are trying to one up anybody. The only possible negative consequence is some white people might think “I wish I had said that first.”


http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/2008/02/17/69-mos-def/

fairly obvious it's Black on Both Sides/Black Star.


just to throw it out there....if this thread was about Talib Kweli it would be Black Star/Reflection Eternal.

fuck I miss the entire Rawkus catalogue. One of the best labels.

just to throw it out there... the new album is real good, the good bits on it are as good as anything else hes done..... no BBOBS or Black Star, but still, probably his second best solo album...