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There are soo many great movies this summer, I wish I was back in my country where the theater is only 3 dollars..

Congratulations boy!

Im not a fan of the Roots but I will give them a listen when my friend buys the cd (he a major fan).. I wont be buying that last train to paris cd though.. I will check Eminem out since is the only album there that I know deep inside that I might buy..

Back then it was the brand to go to when talking about hats.. I wonder what happened with it.. I used to have 6 starters caps when I started watching the FPOBA

Lol, yeah.. At least we knew how to put guys like Rakim, and a lot of underground rappers on the list and on the game..

Drake's album got leaked and still everybody around my house is saying that it will beat Eminem on sales on the first week... I guess is good to have 13 year old girls by ur side huh? lol

I thought Diddy moved that album for July..

http://rap.about.com/od/rapreleasedates/tp/TopRapAlbumsJune2010.htm Top 10 New Rap Albums - June 2010 10 hip-hop albums to check for this month By Henry Adaso, About.com Guide 10. Pastor Troy - 'Attitude Adjuster 2' Either Pastor Troy has a lot to get off his chest or he signed a very bad contract. Troy has been consistently putting out 3 albums/year since 2008. Attitude Adjuster 2 is his third installment this year, following February's Strictly for My Soldiers and May's Zero Tolerance. Release Date: Jun 15, 2010 9. Chali2Na - 'Fish Market 2' Chali 2Na is back on the saddle with the second installment of his Fish Market series. Fish Market Part 2 is a collaboration with DJ Dez Andres (of Slum Village fame) in a classic pairing of MC and DJ. (Remember those?) The two combine to create an album that plays like a mixtape. Release Date: June 8, 2010 8. Rhymefest - 'El Che' Originally slated for release in May, Grammy-winning MC Rhymefest decided to delay his sophomore album, El Che, till June. It features production from beatsmiths Scram Jones, S1, BKS, and Terry Hunter. The 16 track opus also boasts guest appearances from Little Brother, Saigon, Glen Lewis, and fellow Chicago emcee Twone Gabz. Release Date: June 8, 2010 7. Z-Ro - 'Heroin' Heroin carries on Z-Ro's addiction to drug-obsessed album themes. His last two were Crack and Cocaine respectively. Ro has been dabbling in production lately and Heroin boasts more self-produced songs. Release Date: June 22, 2010 6. Nappy Roots - 'The Pursuit of Nappyness' The Nappy Roots deserve props for having made it this far with relatively no drama, given that rap crews are fast becoming an extinct species right now. The Pursuit of Nappyness is the Kentucky rap outfit's most honest work to date, according to group members. Says Skinny Deville: "The new album features a lot of natural elements like we did on Watermelon, Chicken & Grits. It’s acoustic and has that live and organic instrumentation feel to it." Release Date: June 22, 2010 5. Diddy/Dirty Money - 'Last Train to Paris' Diddy describes Last Train to Paris as an "electro-hip-hop-soul funk" album. He was inspired by his work with Felix da Housecat, Erick Morillo, Deep Dish, DJ Hell. The album's cinematic arc follows Diddy's character as he tours from London to Paris and finds the woman of his dreams - only to lose her, find her, lose her again and find her again. Dirty Money is comprised of Diddy, Dawn Richard of Danity Kane and singer/writer Kalenna Harper. Release Date: June 22, 2010 4. Jeezy - 'Thug Motivation 103' Thug Motivation 103 is Jeezy's fourth solo entry and his first under the new, Young-less moniker. His first three albums reached Gold certification status at the very least. I expect TM 103 to follow suit. Of course Lil Wayne is on this album. Every rap album released in 2010 is required to have a Wayne verse. 3. The Roots - 'How I Got Over' How much the Jimmy Fallon gig really affect The Roots' sound? We'll find out on How I Got Over, the group's 11th album in a career that spans a remarkable 23 years. Release Date: June 22, 2010 2. Drake - 'Thank Me Later' Drake's main struggle on his debut was finding a balance between his R&B persona and his MC persona. He seems to be most comfortable when he's harmonizing and that's not always a good look in hip-hop, a genre once dominated by gritty, in-your face rhyme slingers. Fortunately for the Canadian rap-singer, Thank Me Later, is heavy on guests, including bigwig lyricists like Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, and T.I. Release Date: June 22, 2010 1. Eminem - 'Recovery' "Eminem - Recovery"© Interscope Eminem is doing a couple things differently on Recovery. For starters, he's sought out other producers besides Dre. Boi-1da laced the beat for Recovery's lead single "Not Afraid," while DJ Khalil contributed two songs to the playlist. Similarly, this is the first time we've seen Em share airtime with artists that he would've been dissing 10 years ago: Rihanna, Pink, and Lil Wayne. Release Date: June 22, 2010

My favorite player when I was a kid, he was a real superstar and until proven different he kept it clean.. Too bad them injuries didnt let him live up to his potential..He could have become one of the best if not the best of all times!

lol!

I download it yesterday and I liked it, some of the beats were better than the rest, but good overall, thanks for bringing it Luigie! It would be great to get some lyrics for these Gems!

When I heard it I thought K Smith wrote them Rhymes.. lol. I think he is going to be like Lil Romeo.. I hope none Bow Wow there..

I bet that he did and then had to do a last minute change.. lol

Lol, maybe Wayne would reach the top 100 dawg lol

Its a nice list, but I cant agree with the top 10.. I mean, this is all time we are talking about in here and it just seems as if sales and popularity ruled over the other criteria..

Oh, this is the interlude..

Do you have a link for that song dude?

Not even his roots are Gangsta (Real Compton city G's video anyone, lol). And Scott Storch is great, if he can lay off the drugs and the alcohol for a while he can do some big things!!

Thats what we do AJ, lol.. Nah, Im going to be picking up this album this week, I already heard some of the songs here and on my friend's house, I know I like it.. I hope it reaches Gold..

Will Smith- MiAmi

Turn, cmon man.. I sincerely prefer to listen to Jaden rapping there, even K. Smith rapping than Lil Wayne in this song.. I bet u do too..

It wont reach platinum since most kids are saving their money to buy Drake and Eminems Albums coming out this month.. I was having a discussion with my friend and people dont really care about music anymore, people want to buy and listen whats hot right now, regardless of what it is.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82nvOJIN438 I wanted kill him when I saw what his fave song right now was..

Im buying it this weekend.. I havent been able to pick it up yet.

Nas and Damian Marley's Distant Relatives docked at No. 5 with 56,000 units in its first week.