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Charles Hamilton- The Pink Lava Lamp
Joell Ortiz- The Brick: Bodega Chronicles
G Dep- Child of the Ghetto
Camp Lo- Uptown Saturday Night
OGC- Da Storm
Heltah Skeltah- Nocturnal
Pharaohe Monch- Internal Affairs
OC- Word...Life
Freeway- Philadelphia Freeway
Joey Bada$$- .1999
Flatbush Zombies- Better Off Dead
Flatbush Zombies- D.R.U.G.S.
Isaiah Rashad- Cilvia Demo
A$AP Rocky- Live.Love.A$AP
Schoolboy Q- Blankface
Ab-Soul- Control System
Common Sense- Resurrection
De La Soul- Stakes Is High
Styles P- A Gangster and a Gentleman
NORE- N.O.R.E.
CNN- War Report



None of these albums have any more than 2...possibly 3 throw always tracks on them...a few don’t have any imo
 
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This was the first Hip Hop album. Kurtis Blow, Grandmaster Flash & The Furious 5, Sugarhill Gang, and Sequence had albums before the Wildstyle Soundtrack but they weren't all rap, they had R&B songs and ballads.

The Wildstyle Soundtrack was the first Rap/Hip Hop album that was THE REAL THING.

Also, it was the first official record with scratching. (there were a few earlier albums called Live Convention 81, and Live Convention 82, but they weren't really albums, they were just recordings of live shows in a compilation that the artists had nothing to do with. Technically DJ Lightning Lance is the first DJ to scratch on a record, but like I said, those Live Convention albums weren't official. Grandwizard Theodore, who invented scratching is on the Wildstyle Soundtrack)

 
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