The 25 greatest East Coast hip-hop albums of the 1990s

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No. 12 The Score by The Fugees (1996)

Their first album went nowhere, but when the trio of Wyclef, Lauryn Hill and Pras re-emerged with a renewed focus and a polished sound, they immediately became one of the most popular and critically-acclaimed acts in hip-hop history. Combining rap, soul, reggae and a myriad of other influences, their second album is one of the 1990s most widely-hailed recordings.


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