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In "Tha Carter III" Lil Wayne produces both an incredibly peculiar and astoundingly good rap album

Recording ceaselessly, trangressing genres and constantly generating a buzz, Lil Wayne is not your average rapper; but why should we anticipate 'Tha Carter IV?'

Despite growing up in one of New Orleans' biggest ghettos, rapper Lil Wayne rose out of the slums to become one of rap's most prized possessions.

With a supposed release from Dr. Dre, a controversial opus from Nas, and a highly-anticipated disc from Lil' Wayne, here are the essential hip-hop albums for 2008

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Who is the best rapper alive? The answer to this question has been debated everywhere from the street corner to MTV. Vibe Magazine is hoping to set the record straight.

Hip Hop albums are just not selling like they used to, as is evident by the somewhat disappointing first-week sales of 50 Cent's latest offering Before I Self Destruct.

The Third Annual BET Awards which will take place this year again in Southern Hip-Hop hub Atlanta is to air on Thursday October 23rd.

A favorite act of tween girls, The Jonas Brothers deliver their third album of catchy Bubblegum Rock "A Little Bit Longer" to critical praise and strong initial sales.

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The 51st Annual Grammy Awards nominations honour Radiohead's experimental In Rainbows with three nods including Album of the Year.

Although the genre is hardly at the peak of innovation and evolution, there are still plenty of reasons to be excited about hip hop.