Silkk The Shocker вЂ“ Made Man, a classic album that featured Mya, Jay-Z, and the No Limit soldiers with an advance in production compared to other No Limit albums while becoming one of the companyвЂ™s best selling CDs. Tru вЂ“ Tru 2 Da Game, maybe No LimitвЂ™s first true classic album, after Ice Cream Man, had a number of hit songs, just on the first disc as the album was double disc, like вЂњI Always Feel LikeвЂќ, вЂњSwamp NiggaвЂќ, вЂњNo Limit SoldiersвЂќ, вЂњFedzвЂќ, and more. Ice Cream ManвЂќ, вЂњBreak Em Off SomethinвЂќ featuring UGK, and вЂњBout It Bout ItвЂќ.Д¬-Murder вЂ“ Life or Death, was an introduction to Master PвЂ™s little brother with over 20 songs of classic No Limit material with Beats By The Pound production at its best and some of No LimitвЂ™s best feature songs.

The first true classic album of No Limit that was released in 1996 and has been nationally known for the songs of вЂњMr. Soulja SlimвЂ™s introduction to No Limit was a street classic as he would become the 2Pac of New Orleans with his very raw and street related music truly representing the N.O. With songs like вЂњBoss ChickвЂќ, вЂњBe All You Can BeвЂќ, вЂњCan I BallвЂќ, вЂњTank DogsвЂќ, вЂњSlow Ya RollвЂќ and many more this album was an instant southern classic. While there was not a hit single on the album, but there were classic songs like вЂњOnly A FewвЂќ, вЂњTake My PainвЂќ, вЂњBig TimerвЂќ, вЂњThe Streets Aint SafeвЂќ, вЂњAll I KnowвЂќ вЂњWho Got The FireвЂќ and others. One of the most underrated southern albums of all time.

A double disc classic, which was suppose to be Master PвЂ™s last album, was a compilation of great songs of various topics from вЂњBlack and WhiteвЂќ about being a black person in todayвЂ™s society to the street symphony of вЂњStreets Keep Me Rollin,вЂќ as well hit singles like вЂњHot Boys and GirlsвЂќ, вЂњThinkin Bout UвЂќ or club bangers like вЂњWar WoundsвЂќ.ДЇiend вЂ“ ThereвЂ™s One In Every Family. Released in 1997 with the backing of вЂњThe Man Right CheaвЂќ, and other hit songs, was an album that was an obviously classic and reached above the standards of your average No Limit Records album.

With star studded features from Destiny ChildвЂ™s to Snoop Dogg, before he joined No Limit Records, to EightBall, this is arguably one of the best selling No Limit albums of all-time, while peaking to the top of the music charts. Hands down one of the greatest southern albums of all time in what seemed to be a well thought out song making process from club hits like вЂњTalk It How I Bring ItвЂќ and вЂњMr Womp WompвЂќ to street classics like вЂњHeart of Ghetto BoyвЂќ, вЂњWar 4 ReasonвЂќ, and вЂњI Was Placed HereвЂќ. This album was also an introduction to the rest of the No LimitвЂ™s roster.ДЇiend вЂ“ Street Life. This album was the start of an era for No Limit Records to be the most dominate hip hop label, especially during the late 1990s, with the hit single вЂњMake Em Say UhhвЂќ as well fan favoriteвЂ™s of вЂњBourbons & LacsвЂќ, вЂњCaptain KirkвЂќ, and вЂњI Miss My HomiesвЂќ on an album that one could play without a skip. No Limit rappers that were produced by the record label would be the likes of Master P, Snoop Dogg, Mystikal, Soulja Slim, C-Murder, and numerous other artists as we breakdown the best No Limit albums of all-time. No Limit, a small company from New Orleans had 1998 on lock as Master P and the large roster of top No Limit artists changed the game with very friendly deal with Priority Records that made Master P one of the richest music executives of all time. Top No Limit Artists Best No Limit Albums of All-Time

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