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(#27) Chuck D
- Autobiography of Mistachuck, Rock da Funky Beats / Dance With You, An Interview With Chuck D, Don’t Rhyme for the Sake of Riddlin’, On the Shoulders of Giants - The Soundtrack, The Black in Man
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(#3) Rakim
- The 18th Letter, The Archive: Live, Lost & Found, The Master, Addictive, Buffalo Gals Stampede, The Seventh Seal, Guess Who's Back
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(#34) Brand Nubian
- One for All, Time’s Runnin’ Out, In God We Trust, Foundation, Everything Is Everything, Fire in the Hole, The Now Rules Files EP, The Very Best of Brand Nubian, Word Is Bond, Punks Jump Up to Get Beat Down, Love Me or Leave Me Alone, Enter the Dubstep, Volume 2
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(#8) Lupe Fiasco
- Food & Liquor, Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album, Part 1, Lupe Fiasco’s The Cool, Daydreamin', Around My Way (Freedom Ain't Free), Lasers, Farenheit 1/15, Part 2: Revenge of the Nerds, Lupe the Jedi, Farenheit 1/15, Part 3: A Rhyming Ape, Superstar, Battle Scars, Lupe Fiasco's Enemy of the State: A Love Story, This City, Old School Love, B*tch Bad, Words I Never Said, I Gotcha, Kick Push, Just Might Be Okay, Out of My Head, The Show Goes On, Street Smart (disc 1), Superstar / Dumb It Down, Muhammad Walks, I'm Beamin, Fahrenheit 1/15 Part I: The Truth Is Among Us, Lupe Fiasco: Touch the Sky, DigitalJunkeez.com Presents... Lupe Fiasco "The Great", RBK Artists Spotlight Vol. 1, Mick Boogie and Lupe Fiasco: It Was Written..., Lupe Fiasco: Trials and Tribulations Vol. 1, Chi-Town Guevara, DJ Exclusive Presents Lupe Fiasco: Street Smart, Nerds in Paradise, Next To It, Fahrenheit 1/15 Part III: A Rhyming Ape Special Re-Release
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(#24) ASAP Ferg
- Trap Lord, Work, Shabba, Work (remix), My Song 5
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(#23) Brother Ali
- Shadows on the Sun, Us, Rites of Passage, The Undisputed Truth, Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color, Champion EP, Truth Is / Freedom Ain't Free / Original King, The Bite Marked Heart, Room With a View, Writer's Block, The Truth Is Here, Brother Ali & BK-One - Present: Off The Record
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