Eminem is my favorite rapper by far.His CD�s are The Marshal Mathers LP, The slim shady LP, The Eminem show, Encore and Infinite. A lot of people like to talk bad about him, but there is no denying the man�s talent. His last CD is now as good as his others, but everyone runs out of stuff to rap about sooner or later, that being said it is still better than most of that junk out there.
Next there is Cormega. Cormega is an underground rapper from Queens Bridge, and I just discovered him like 6 months ago when my friend pier gave me a CD of his. Cormega has two solo albums, The realness, and true meaning, and they are both classics
Next is DMX. DMX is retired now he brought out 5cds: Flesh of my flesh blood of my blood, Its dark and hell is hot, Then there was x, The great depression and Grand champion. In my opinion DMX had the most consistent CD�S; they were all good throughout his career unlike other artist.
Next comes Murs. Murs is also and underground rapper, he is part of the living legends crew based in Los Angeles. I discovered Murs on a forum that I post on, someone said something about his new album �Murs 3:16 the 9th edition� so I bought it and the rest is history. My favorite Murs albums are: Murs 3:16, the end of the beginning, Murs rules the world and varsity blues.
Then there is Tupac. It seems like Tupac is everyone�s favorite rapper, and for good reason. While Tupac was alive he recorded music like a mad man, he was hungry, and that is what makes a rapper great in my opinion. Notorious B.I.G. died after Tupac and yet Tupac recorded a lot more albums than him. My favorite Tupac albums are: Makeveli, All eyes on me, me against the world, and Until the end of time.
Finally there is Immortal Technique. Immortal Technique is also an under ground artist, and I also discovered him on an online forum. Immortal technique is not your average rapper, I guess you can say he is a �revolutionary�, he is not afraid to rap about anything and everything. Immortal Technique only has two albums and they are both really good, Revolutionary vol. 1 and Revolutionary vol. 2.
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