- Audio CD (2 July 2001)
- Number of Discs: 2
- Label: Wsm
- ASIN: B00005MFHM
- Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 177,531 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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anyone wanting to get a hip hop album out there should check this one out. the tracks are all great (apart from Nelly's Country Grammar -pure hip hop anyone?) a real hip hop head should already have most of these joints, which are a good mix of new and old skools (tribe and de la still shine) but there is a heavy bias to last 5 years. i would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants all these songs on one collection, or to anyone wanting to get into hip hop and don't know where to start. this misses out on the 5 stars because ain't nothing that's perfect and it does miss out some big tracks( wu tang clan - triumph?)
Man, the number of decent beats that are on this album are flawless. From new school artists to the old school KRS1, dre and snoop. All these heavy tracks...a must buy for all hip hop fans everywhere.
This cd has everything to do with hip hop and everykind theres something for everyone. Even if you don't like hip-hop (you are mad) you're still like it . On the Cd is all the best Hip hop artists from method man to redman dmx dre dre , lil kim and eminem and tonnes more. When i heard this CD i rushed out to get it and haven't stop listening to it since this is a must have cd. I recommend everyone to go out and get it .
Most Recent Customer Reviews
An amazing collection of Pure Hip Hop
This truly is one of the best collections around for any Hip hop fan. It has old and new songs dating back from Tupac's era to now. Read more
Published on 4 July 2001
Lets The Title Down
Pure HipHop is no doubt a great album, with some excellent live mixing by Swerve. However, little more is expected of the title to follow the Pure Garage and R'n'B volumes. Read more
Published on 3 July 2001
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