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

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No. 18 Black On Both Sides by Mos Def (1999)

Coming on the heels of the critically-acclaimed Black Star project, the Brooklyn rhymer delivered on his solo debut. Combining the artsy aesthetics of mid-90s A Tribe Called Quest with the topicality of KRS-One, Mos dropped a socially-and-culturally focused gem as hip-hop headed into the new millennium.


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Todd "Stereo" Williams, entertainment writer based in New York City. He co-founded Thirty 2 Oh 1 Productions, an indie film company.
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