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MF Doom: 'Operation Doomsday' Metal Face Records Doom's off-kilter rhymes, scenic skits, and soul-inspired production made "Operation Doomsday" a unique set worthy of multiple spins. Pharoahe Monch: 'Internal Affairs' Priority Records "Internal Affairs" was Pharoahe Monch's Rocky Balboa moment. Most of the album was recorded in a closet without air conditioning, which imbues it with a raw feeling. The gritty production comes from now-vintage equipment such as SP-12s and AKAI 2000s . Jeru the Damaja: 'The Sun Rises in the East' Payday Records Fame proved elusive for the Brooklyn emcee, but Jeru's talent and Premier's mind-blowing compositions made his debut one of the quintessential '90s hip-hop albums. Kendrick Lamar: 'Good Kid, City' Top Dawg Entertainment There's a lot to love about Kendrick Lamar's "Good Kid, City." For starters, it's a remarkable rap album in every way rap can be remarkable. It's a portrait of the jungle through the eyes of the prey. Despite a Grammy snub, it was well received by fans, critics, and peers. Juvenile: '400 Degreez' Cash Money Records A combination of Juvie's melodic flow and Cash Money's high-end production made "400 Degreez" a Southern rap favorite in 1998. Xzibit: '40 Dayz & 40 Nightz' RCA Records Xzibit molds his voice into a gruff instrument, overpowering the beats when necessary. It's a brilliant gambit when it works. Slum Village: 'Fantastic Volume II' GoodVibe Two of the three masterminds behind "Fantastic Volume II" are no longer alive, but this album left an indelible mark on hip-hop. SV's experimentation with neo-soul and quirky raps flung the door open for groups such as Little Brother and Tanya Morgan. Black Moon: 'Enta Da Stage' Wreck Records Unlike most hip-hop albums of its era, "Enta Da Stage" eschewed confrontational raps and opted for a brooding, electrifying brand of hip-hop. Wyclef Jean: 'The Carnival' Sony This is where it all began. Wyclef's debut set the bar high for the rest of the Fugees' solo efforts. "The Carnival" was a masterful piece that combined Clef's smart songwriting with excellent beatsmithing. It was a critical and commercial smash. Scarface: 'The Fix' Def Jam "The Fix" was one of those albums that came out of nowhere and made you forget everything else going on in Southern rap. With robust beats by Mike Dean and a young Kanye West and Scarface in peak form, "The Fix" was an instant hit and a Southern rap classic. Busta Rhymes: 'When Disaster Strikes' Elektra Records Busta's second album is arguably his most consistent work. It definitely contains his most memorable singles: "Dangerous" and "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See." MC Lyte: 'Lyte As a Rock' Courtesy Atlantic Hip-hop in 1988 was a misogynistic place. MC Lyte's debut, "Lyte as a Rock," helped usher in a wave of skilled, confident rappers who just happened to be women. Standouts include "Paper Thin" and "I Cram to Understand U." 2Pac: 'All Eyez on Me' Death Row Records Tupac Shakur was fresh out of jail when he released "All Eyez on Me," and you could hear the raw thoughts of a man grappling with his inner conflict. On one side were the brazen cuts that showed his tough side; on the other, he was soft as a pillow, immortalizing dead homies on the sentimental "Life Goes On." Diamond and the Psychotic Neurotics: 'Stunts, Blunts & Hip-Hop' Mercury Records "Stunts, Blunts & Hip-Hop" announced Diamond D as one of the best producers on the mic. It also gave us a sneak peek of hip-hop's future, in sound and rhyme. The album featured fierce rhymes and beats by the likes of Big L, Fat Joe, and Q-Tip, among others. Finding early promotional copies of this album years later is like finding unicorn blood. Kanye West: 'The College Dropout' Roc-a-Fella/Def Jam Kanye's first album, "The College Dropout," was one for the ages. His hunger on this album is unmatched. Warm, sample-heavy production backs up Mr. West's self-conscious lyrics. "College Dropout" appealed to both mainstream and underground audiences. DMX: 'It's Dark and Hell Is Hot' Def Jam DMX's debut album, "It's Dark and Hell Is Hot," arrived in May 1998 and established him as the hottest thing in rap. At a time when bad boy stars such as Mase and Diddy ruled radio with a pop-friendly sound, X took the dark route. He barked (literally) his way to the top of the charts, thanks to key singles "Get at Me Dog" and "Ruff Ryder's Anthem." And "How's It Goin' Down" with Faith Evans showed this dog wasn't all bark. Eminem: 'The Slim Shady LP' Aftermath A 24-year-old bleached-blond rapper from Detroit wasn't anyone's image of a hip-hop artist at the turn of the decade. But once Eminem opened his mouth, no one could question his skill. "The Slim Shady LP" sold over 5 million copies and solidified Em as a new force in rap. Jungle Brothers: 'Straight Out the Jungle' Warlock Records 1980s hip-hop is colored by drum breaks, bad fashion, and Afrocentrism. Jungle Brothers provided Afro comfort music to soundtrack it all. Their debut is one of the most influential of the era. Gang Starr: 'Step in the Arena' Chrysalis Records Guru used his monotone voice like an instrument to call attention to inner-city strife, while Premier backed him up with some of the grimiest beats hip-hop has ever heard. Pharcyde: 'Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde' Delicious Vinyl Records While De La Soul was brewing Daisy Age rap on the East Coast, Pharcyde was diligently paying attention out West. "Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde" has many fun, irreverent moments ("Oh S**t") and angst ("Officer") and mush ("Passin' Me By"), but not once do the zany fellas on the mic compromise passion for a bitter whine. Kendrick Lamar: 'To Pimp a Butterfly' Aftermath "To Pimp a Butterfly" is a concept album with a convoluted arc that Kendrick follows with rare discipline. It retains vestiges of "Good Kid, City" themes, with Lucy (Lucifer) supplanting Sherane. It deserves a seat alongside timeless works such as "Fear of a Black Planet" and "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted." Mobb Deep: 'The Infamous' Sony One of rap's greatest duos, Mobb Deep brought QB dun talk to hip-hop audiences in the '90s. East Coast hip-hop was a competitive space in the '90s, and Mobb's first album, "Juvenile Hell," flew under the radar. In 1995, Havoc and Prodigy made huge creative leaps with "The Infamous." With Havoc serving up hardbody beats and Prodigy thrilling listeners with cinematic crime rap, "The Infamous" became one of the most influential gangsta rap albums. Biz Markie: 'Goin' Off' Cold Chillin' Records The Human Beatbox came onto the scene with jokes in his veins and a boogers-out attitude on the mic. With Marley Marl weaving some of the tightest beats of the Golden Era and Biz dropping lung-cracking rhymes, "Goin' Off" affirmed Biz Markie as a certified master of ceremonies. Kanye West: 'Late Registration' Roc-A-Fella When everyone wondered if Kanye could re-enact the magic of his stellar debut, his response was a resounding yes. "Late Registration" not only built on his previous sound palette, but it also packed even more lyrical punch than his debut. West was rewarded with a Grammy for his effort. Geto Boys: 'We Can't Be Stopped' Rap-A-Lot Records It's hard for those who weren't there to understand, but the Geto Boys were rap heroes to every little ghetto boy and girl on the Gulf Coast who dared dream of counting bars at a time when East Coast and West Coast were vying for rap supremacy. It's a great album full of raw tales every hood can relate to, from Houston to Haiti. Queen Latifah: 'All Hail the Queen' Tommy Boy Records Latifah's debut showcased her Grade A rapping chops, with songs such as "Wrath of My Madness" and "Ladies First" announcing the Jersey native as rap's new royalty. DJ Shadow: 'Endtroducing' Island "Endtroducing" is one of the most influential hip-hop albums of all time. The largely instrumental album sounded like nothing else that was out in 1996. Shadow culled samples from obscure places to create a hazy spell of an album. AZ: 'Doe or Die' Capitol Records After his star turn on Nas' "Life's a B***h," AZ launched his solo career with the arrival of "Doe or Die." Nas returns the favor on "Mo Money, Mo Murder," while songs such as "Rather Unique" and "Gimme Yours" hark back to the street spirit of "Illmatic." Boogie Down Productions: 'By All Means Necessary' Jive If you're one of those glass-half-full people, you'll note that the only positive side of Scott La Rock's unfortunate murder was in the direction of "By All Means Necessary." KRS-One found himself denouncing Black-on-Black violence and railing against injustice on the classic BDP album. La Rock would have approved. UGK: 'Ridin' Dirty' Sony "Ridin' Dirty" is UGK's most important album and one of the best rap albums ever recorded. The album gets its unique identity from Bun and Pimp's yin and yang connection. Bun is the surgical emcee, while Pimp is the flamboyant philosopher. Everyone should buy two copies. GZA/Genius: 'Liquid Swords' Geffen "Liquid Swords" introduced GZA as the cerebral swordsman. RZA's serene, atmospheric board work helps transform the album from alt-rap bravery to a Wu masterpiece. Mos Def: 'Black on Both Sides' Rawkus Mos Def's solo debut, "Black on Both Sides," scores major points in key categories: aesthetics, substance, and production. It knocks from end to end. Whether kicking rhymes about his personal politics or painting a portrait of a plump backside, Mos does it with vivid skill. Nas: 'Stillmatic' Sony Nas could spend the rest of his career chasing a shadow named "Illmatic." 2001's "Stillmatic" was the closest he came to capturing the angst and paranoia of his boyhood self. Standouts include the scathing Jay-Z diss "Ether" and the time-bending classic "Rewind." Nas: 'It Was Written' Columbia "It Was Written" is Nas' attempt to match the grit and glory of "Illmatic." Highlights include "The Message," "I Gave U Power," and "If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)" with Lauryn Hill. OutKast: 'Stankonia' LaFace Creative ebullience abounds, but three of 2002's best rap songs are all here: " "So Fresh, So Clean," and the baby mama drama jama "Ms. Jackson." De La Soul: 'De La Soul Is Dead' Tommy Boy Entertainment De La Soul reinvented its sound on "De La Soul Is Dead." After being derided as hippies, they shifted away from the Daisy Age image of the first album and returned with a poker-face album that retained some of the early zaniness. OutKast: 'Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik' LaFace OutKast's debut is as much a triumph for Andre 3000 and Big Boi as it is for production outfit Organized Noize. One part Southern-fried beatsmithery and one part poetic sorcery, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik is 100 percent dope. Madvillain:'Madvillainy' Stones Throw Records Prime poets MF Doom and Madlib joined forces to create this enduring masterwork in 2004. Dr. Dre: '2001' Aftermath An extension of Dr. Dre's classic debut, "2001" (aka "Chronic 2001") is a syncopated day in the life of a G. The Coup: 'Genocide & Juice' Wild Pitch Records Now a duo, The Coup makes a more focused album full of political rhetoric, vivid storytelling, and slick production. Big Punisher: 'Capital Punishment' Columbia Records Pun impressed with his larger-than-life debut, which sports immediate standouts such as "Still Not a Player" and "You Ain't a Killer." OutKast: 'ATLiens' LaFace WIth Organized Noize manning the boards once again, OutKast emerged with a thoroughly enjoyable Southern rap album that rivals its predecessor for greatness. The Roots: 'Do You Want More?!!!??!' Geffen In 1995, The Roots released a groundbreaking album that offered a peek into the experimental approach to music they would later hang their hats on. It's 100% sample-free—no additives. Organized Konfusion: 'Stress: The Extinction Agenda' Elektra Records "Stress: The Extinction Agenda," Organized Konfusion's second album, is more ambitious and exceptionally well written compared to the first. Highlights include the title track and "Let's Organize." LL Cool J: 'Radio' Def Jam LL Cool J released a ton of clunkers in the latter part of his career, but "Radio" stands testament to his days as a great emcee: tough, def, and jingling, baby. Brand Nubian: 'One for All' Elektra Records Grand Puba, Sadat X, Lord Jamar, and DJ Alamo brought social commentary and spirituality to the forefront of '90s rap with gems such as "Slow Down" and "Wake Up." Lauryn Hill: 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill' Sony Lauryn Hill's "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" offered the best blend of rap and R&B in hip-hop history. Her stellar songwriting flourished from song to song, whether grappling with spirituality ("Final Hour," "Forgive Them, Father") or stroking sexuality without exploiting it ("Nothing Even Matters"). EPMD: 'Unfinished Business' Priority Records At a time when hip-hop was dominated by rage, Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith slowed things down with the decidedly smooth, fresh, and exciting "Unfinished Business." Ice-T: 'Power' Warner Bros The one gangsta rap album to rule them all, "Power" portrayed inner-city street life in graphic detail while sending an anti-crime message to the hood. The Notorious 'Life After Death' Bad Boy Records Biggie must have known this would be his last album. He stuffed it with as many songs as he could muster: street anthems, radio hits, comedic skits, and a wide cast of co-stars. "Life After Death" is certified diamond for sales totaling over 10 million units. Gang Starr: 'Hard to Earn' Chrysalis Records "Hard to Earn" varied from Gang Starr's previous albums: It was harsher and more insular. It also captured Guru and Premier's growing frustration with sucker emcees. Dead Prez: 'Let's Get Free' Columbia Records The most revolutionary hip-hop group since Public Enemy, Dead Prez helped revive the consciousness movement with this powerful debut LP. Ghostface Killah: 'Ironman' Sony Records Backed by RZA's slick and somber beats, Ghostface dropped a combustive debut rife with rich stories and wild metaphors. Redman: 'Whut? Thee Album' Def Jam Redman's wild sense of humor is the main star of "Whut? Thee Album," but it's also notable for its rousing energy, funky party jams, and ferocious boasts. Beastie Boys: 'Paul's Boutique' Capitol Records As critics were writing off Beastie Boys as a one-album wonder, Ad-Rock, Mike, and MCA went back to their studio and worked feverishly on their follow-up to the monumental "Licensed to Ill." The result was "Paul's Boutique," an album that packed a combination of creative depth and layered production. LL Cool J: 'Mama Said Knock You Out' Def Jam Striking a balance between pleasant and pugnacious, "Mama Said Knock You Out" marked Uncle L's growth as a rapper. The hard-edged songs are here ("Murdergram," "Mama Said Knock You Out"), but they're perfectly complemented by smooth, accessible jams ("Around the Way Girl"). Marley Marl's excellent production helps make "Mama" a masterpiece. Makaveli: 'The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory' Death Row Records Some say "Makaveli" is 2Pac's best album. It's certainly his hardest and most surreal. Released less than eight weeks after Pac's death, the album further eternalized Pac's enigma. The album's best songs include the street anthem "Hail Mary" and the (adoptive) hometown tribute "To Live and Die in LA." Scarface: 'The Diary' Rap-A-Lot Records The third time was the charm for Brad "Scarface" Jordan. His third solo foray, "The Diary," immediately established the Houston rapper as the South's answer to Rakim, thanks to his smart storytelling and inimitable flow. Big Daddy Kane: 'Long Live the Kane' Cold Chillin' Records Big Daddy Kane wrote the manuscript for braggart rap on "Long Live the Kane." Marley Marl's sparse production and Kane's slick wordplay are worth noting. Like Tony the Tiger, he's GRRRRREAAAT. Ultramagnetic MC's: 'Critical Beatdown' Next Plateau "Critical Beatdown" is important for three reasons: It's arguably the best album of 1988; it revolutionized the art of hip-hop sampling thanks to Ced-Gee's brilliant use of the E-mu SP-1200 sampler; and it introduced the world to the exceptionally creative weirdo known as Kool Keith. Run-DMC: 'Raising Hell' Profile Records "Raising Hell" was the most uncompromising Run DMC album, and also the most accessible. It has this gloriously invigorating feel that resonated with audiences old and new. "Raising Hell" is important for its originality as well as its influence. "My Adidas" is still an anthem for hip-hop fashion, while "Walk This Way" helped started a trend of rock-rap fusion. 'No One Can Do It Better' Ruthless Records Before a car crash wrecked larynx, he made an undeniable hip-hop classic. "No One Can Do It Better" sidestepped West Coast gun talk in favor of East Coast lyricism and featured some of Dr. Dre's finest production. EPMD: 'Strictly Business' Priority Records EPMD is the most sampled group in hip-hop for good reason: Their production is a thing of beauty. Combine that with Erick and P's laid-back rhymes and you get strictly dopeness. Afrika Bambaataa: 'Looking for the Perfect Beat' Tommy Boy Records Afrika Bambaataa was a trailblazer, an innovator of the hip-hop aesthetic. "Looking for the Perfect Beat" is a good place to start if you're seeking to familiarize yourself with his most significant works, including "Planet Rock" and "Unity Pt. 1," a collaboration James Brown. Main Source: 'Breaking Atoms' Wild Pitch Records The sample-heavy "Breaking Atoms" was one of the most influential albums ever, in that it helped launch the careers of Nas, Akinyele, and others. It also inspired a production technique that's still widely emulated. Common: 'Resurrection' Relativity Records 1994 was a flagship year for hip-hop, with "Illmatic" and "Ready to Die" arriving. Yet Chicago rapper Common (then known as Common Sense) still managed to stand out with his smart, jazz-tinged sophomore LP, "Resurrection." Cypress Hill: 'Cypress Hill' Columbia Records Aside from being the first popular Latino rap group, Cypress Hill also did a respectable job of bridging the gap between rock and hip-hop on its self-titled debut album. Highlights include "How I Could Just Kill a Man" and "The Phunkcy Feel One." Snoop Doggy Dogg: 'Doggystyle' Death Row Records "Doggystyle" kicked the door wide for many West Coast emcees. Dr. Dre's finesse aside, Snoop's piquant delivery and melodic flow were equally crucial to the success of "Doggystyle." Fugees: 'The Score' Columbia Records Fugees' second album, "The Score," was so remarkable that most fans forgot about the less memorable debut. Truth be told, "The Score" was a huge improvement over the lackluster "Blunted on Reality." Beastie Boys: 'Licensed to Ill' Def Jam There are two stars on "Licensed to Ill," and both deserve equal credit. Rick Rubin, the true pioneer of rap rock, is the one pulling the musical puppet strings on this thing. But the album would be nothing without the Beasties destroying every track with their unbridled passion. Boogie Down Productions: 'Criminal Minded' B-Boy Records KRS-One was the dreaded poet, Scott La Rock the musical visionary. Together they cooked up an album that shook up the landscape of hip-hop. "Criminal Minded" should be studied in college. OutKast: 'Aquemini' LaFace Records "Aquemini" is evidence of just how often Boi and Dre loved to reinvent their sound. They abandoned everything that had worked in the past and went straight for harmonica, acoustic guitar, and even a tinny splice of electro. Ice Cube: 'Death Certificate' Priority Records Cube's debut, "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted," was outstanding, but his follow-up was even better and more venomous than the first. The thing is named "Death Certificate," after all. The album's "Death" side presented an image of the present, while the "Life" side offered a vision of the future. Jay-Z: 'Reasonable Doubt' Roc-A-Fella Before "Reasonable Doubt," mafioso rap lacked nuance. Jay studied his peers and perfected their template, bringing a vulnerable side that personified the usual street characters. The outcome was an album that served both as an honest narrative of the ills of street life and an unrepentant defense of it. 2Pac: 'Me Against the World' Interscope "Me Against the World" is 2Pac at his best. No thug core tracks, no name-inscribed missiles aimed at East Coast rappers. Simply Pac at his most poignant and most defiant, the duality in all its brilliance. 'Straight Outta Compton' Priority Records Eazy, Dre, Cube, and the rest of 'em had to fight for their right to party. No one—not even the alphabet people—could stop them from publicly, viciously and explicitly indicting the powers that be. It's a true West Coast masterpiece. Dr. Dre: 'The Chronic' Death Row Records 1991 produced many great albums: Pete Rock & CL Smooth's "Mecca and the Soul Brother," Pharcyde's "Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde," and Diamond D's "Stunts, Blunts & Hip-Hop." But it was Dr. Dre's "The Chronic" that towered over hip-hop that year and for many years to come. Dre's G-funk basslines, bolstered generously by Snoop's slick flow, announced the new name running the game. Wu-Tang Clan: 'Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)' Loud Records "36 Chambers" is one of the greatest debuts hip-hop has ever seen. The 12-song spectacle barely gave the nine original swordsmen enough room to stretch out their eccentricities. Highlights include " "Protect Ya Neck," and the pragmatic life hack "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F**k' Wit." Raekwon: 'Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...' Loud Records "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..." is a journey through the thrills, the violence, and the rote regimen that constitute a New York drug kingpin's life. It's a crime-rap manifesto that shaped the course of mafioso rap throughout the '90s. Eric B. & Rakim: 'Paid in Full' Island Records While his peers bragged about the size of their manhood, Rakim styled on them with peculiar precision. The man loves painting pictures with words, and "Paid in Full" is his ultimate canvas. The Notorious 'Ready to Die' Big Beat Records Biggie's ability to coolly captivate an audience with his storytelling chops, capture a difficult emotion ( suicidal thoughts), or mine comedy from the most serious of subjects ( robbery) are skills rarely seen in the same package. Biggie Smalls is the illest. Nas: 'Illmatic' Columbia Records There are great hip-hop albums, and then there's "Illmatic." A 19-year-old word wizard, Nas packed potent poetry into 39 minutes, while A-list producers such as DJ Premier and Pete Rock supplied the perfect score. "Illmatic" is the greatest hip-hop album of all time. Stand with Ukraine. Save peace in the world! Open FM znajdziesz muzykę dostrojoną do Ciebie i przez Ciebie. W ofercie ponad 100 stacji, które specjalnie dla Ciebie przygotowujemy każdego dnia, znajdziesz stacje poświęcone konkretnym brzmieniom i gatunkom (np. 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Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 08:38 Kaz Bałagane feat. Kukon, Kronkel Dom - Ratchet Business Class 08:36 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 08:34 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 08:31 Sarius feat. Słoń - Bon Voyage 08:29 2115 - BRUCE 08:26 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 08:23 Fonos x Gibbs - HART 08:20 Kubańczyk - 300 08:20 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 08:17 OSKA030 x SIMPSON - BEZ LIMITU 08:14 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 08:11 Kabe feat. Białas - W cenie 08:06 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 08:04 ReTo - Olimp 08:01 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 07:58 Kukon x Hodak - Online 07:55 favst/gibbs - ztb 07:54 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 07:52 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 07:50 Otsochodzi - Luty 07:47 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 07:45 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 07:42 Dawid Obserwator - BS 07:40 2115 - BRUCE 07:37 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 07:33 White Widow - PARĘ GŁÓW DALEJ 07:31 Kubańczyk - 300 07:26 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 07:24 Kaz Bałagane feat. Kukon, Kronkel Dom - Ratchet Business Class 07:20 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 07:20 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 07:17 Sarius feat. Słoń - Bon Voyage 07:14 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 07:11 OSKA030 x SIMPSON - BEZ LIMITU 07:09 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 07:06 Kabe feat. Białas - W cenie 07:02 favst/gibbs - ztb 07:00 ReTo - Olimp 06:58 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 06:57 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 06:55 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 06:52 Kukon x Hodak - Online 06:50 2115 - BRUCE 06:47 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 06:45 Otsochodzi - Luty 06:43 Kubańczyk - 300 06:38 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 06:35 Dawid Obserwator - BS 06:32 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 06:30 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 06:26 White Widow - PARĘ GŁÓW DALEJ 06:23 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 06:22 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 06:19 Sarius feat. Słoń - Bon Voyage 06:16 favst/gibbs - ztb 06:13 Kaz Bałagane feat. Kukon, Kronkel Dom - Ratchet Business Class 06:11 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 06:08 OSKA030 x SIMPSON - BEZ LIMITU 06:06 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 06:02 Kabe feat. Białas - W cenie 06:00 2115 - BRUCE 06:00 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 05:57 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 05:55 ReTo - Olimp 05:53 Kubańczyk - 300 05:48 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 05:45 Kukon x Hodak - Online 05:42 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 05:40 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 05:37 Otsochodzi - Luty 05:34 favst/gibbs - ztb 05:31 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 05:28 Dawid Obserwator - BS 05:26 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 05:25 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 05:21 White Widow - PARĘ GŁÓW DALEJ 05:19 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 05:16 Sarius feat. Słoń - Bon Voyage 05:13 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 05:10 Kaz Bałagane feat. Kukon, Kronkel Dom - Ratchet Business Class 05:08 2115 - BRUCE 05:05 OSKA030 x SIMPSON - BEZ LIMITU 05:03 Kubańczyk - 300 05:03 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 05:01 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 04:57 Kabe feat. Białas - W cenie 04:53 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 04:49 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 04:47 ReTo - Olimp 04:45 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 04:41 favst/gibbs - ztb 04:39 Kukon x Hodak - Online 04:36 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 04:33 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 04:30 Otsochodzi - Luty 04:28 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 04:27 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 04:25 Dawid Obserwator - BS 04:22 Kubańczyk - 300 04:19 White Widow - PARĘ GŁÓW DALEJ 04:16 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 04:13 Sarius feat. Słoń - Bon Voyage 04:11 2115 - BRUCE 04:08 Kaz Bałagane feat. Kukon, Kronkel Dom - Ratchet Business Class 04:06 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 04:05 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 04:02 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 04:00 OSKA030 x SIMPSON - BEZ LIMITU 03:55 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 03:52 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 03:49 Kabe feat. Białas - W cenie 03:45 favst/gibbs - ztb 03:42 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 03:40 ReTo - Olimp 03:38 Kubańczyk - 300 03:36 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 03:33 Kukon x Hodak - Online 03:31 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 03:30 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 03:28 Otsochodzi - Luty 03:25 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 03:23 Dawid Obserwator - BS 03:21 2115 - BRUCE 03:17 White Widow - PARĘ GŁÓW DALEJ 03:14 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 03:10 Sarius feat. Słoń - Bon Voyage 03:06 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 03:05 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 03:02 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 02:59 Kaz Bałagane feat. Kukon, Kronkel Dom - Ratchet Business Class 02:56 favst/gibbs - ztb 02:53 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 02:50 OSKA030 x SIMPSON - BEZ LIMITU 02:48 Kubańczyk - 300 02:46 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 02:43 Kabe feat. Białas - W cenie 02:40 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 02:38 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 02:36 ReTo - Olimp 02:34 2115 - BRUCE 02:33 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 02:31 Otsochodzi - Luty 02:28 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 02:25 Kukon x Hodak - Online 02:23 Kubańczyk - 300 02:20 Dawid Obserwator - BS 02:17 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 02:13 White Widow - PARĘ GŁÓW DALEJ 02:08 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 02:08 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 02:05 favst/gibbs - ztb 02:01 Sarius feat. Słoń - Bon Voyage 01:58 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 01:56 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 01:53 Kaz Bałagane feat. Kukon, Kronkel Dom - Ratchet Business Class 01:51 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 01:49 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 01:46 OSKA030 x SIMPSON - BEZ LIMITU 01:44 2115 - BRUCE 01:41 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 01:38 Kabe feat. Białas - W cenie 01:36 Kubańczyk - 300 01:35 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 01:33 ReTo - Olimp 01:30 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 01:27 Otsochodzi - Luty 01:23 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 01:20 Kukon x Hodak - Online 01:17 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 01:14 Dawid Obserwator - BS 01:10 favst/gibbs - ztb 01:10 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 01:08 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 01:04 White Widow - PARĘ GŁÓW DALEJ 01:02 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 00:59 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 00:56 Sarius feat. Słoń - Bon Voyage 00:54 2115 - BRUCE 00:51 Kizo feat. Polski Bandyta - Kuchnia polska 00:48 Kaz Bałagane feat. Kukon, Kronkel Dom - Ratchet Business Class 00:46 Kubańczyk - 300 00:41 Intruz - Dziel i rządź 00:39 OSKA030 x SIMPSON - BEZ LIMITU 00:36 Żabson feat. Waima - Nie mam czasu na wakacje 00:35 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 00:32 Kabe feat. Białas - W cenie 00:29 White 2115 - Afterparty (to dla was) 00:27 ReTo - Olimp 00:25 Chivas - anyżowe żelki 00:22 Otsochodzi - Luty 00:19 favst/gibbs - ztb 00:16 Kukon x Hodak - Online 00:14 BUHAJKLAN feat. Żabson, Waima - MŁODY MA TO 00:13 REKLAMA - - REKLAMA 00:11 Josef Bratan - Bankrut 00:08 Dawid Obserwator - BS 00:06 2115 - BRUCE 00:03 Kizo feat. 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