Best boom bap artists of the 1990s
Hip-hop moved to the center and has not left. Grunge cleared out the arena rock standing in front of it. Dance music grew an audience that listened at home rather than in a club, while sample clearance got expensive enough that producers had to get sharper about what they took.
Everyone who released a boom bap album in the 1990s, ordered by how Riffiter listeners rate their catalog.
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Wu-Tang Clan2 albums here4.34.3 avg · 49 ratings
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Mobb Deep2 albums here4.34.3 avg · 64 ratings
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Pete Rock1 album here4.24.5 avg · 5 ratings
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Raekwon1 album here4.24.5 avg · 4 ratings
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Common1 album here4.24.2 avg · 33 ratings
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Eric B. & Rakim1 album here4.14.3 avg · 5 ratings
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De La Soul2 albums here4.14.1 avg · 44 ratings
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Nas2 albums here4.14.1 avg · 106 ratings
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The Roots1 album here4.04.1 avg · 13 ratings
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The Notorious B.I.G.1 album here4.04.0 avg · 76 ratings
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Jay-Z1 album here4.04.0 avg · 97 ratings
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Fugees1 album here3.93.9 avg · 15 ratings
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Arrested Development1 album here3.93.9 avg · 9 ratings
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A Tribe Called Quest1 album here3.93.9 avg · 27 ratings
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Eminem1 album here3.83.8 avg · 1,279 ratings
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Souls of Mischief1 album here3.73.5 avg · 4 ratings
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Big Daddy Kane1 album here2 ratings
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Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth2 albums here
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Smif‐n‐Wessun2 albums here
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MC Serch1 album here
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