Classic Clash: Three Way Thriller
But three of our greatest solo emcees managed to take their debut brilliance to vanishing point excellence while pushing the boundaries of their contemporary lyricism to never before seen levels. Arguably, the second albums of Big Daddy Kane, Kool G. Rap, and Rakim, while not as compact as their first salvos were more rangy, flexible and superior lyrically. They upped the ante delivery and flow wise, while flowing on more varied and sharpened production.
The Planet 