many of hip-hop's most influential albums were released in 1988.
today, we find out why that year produced a bumper crop of classic beats.
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- a victim treats his mugger right.
- why children curse
- after the techno lust, there's always e-cycling.
- sweden begins sending iraqi refugees home.
- protests mark olympic flame-lighting.
- thousands protest school cuts.
- living in an iraq still at war, five years later.
- violent protests in tibet catch china off-guard.
- should we call it a recession?
- u.s. dollar falls below 100 yen; at 1995 levels
- spitzer giving way to paterson in new york.
- gasoline prices continue to soar.
- calls for spitzer's resignation.
- report: teenage pregnancy on the rise again
- clinton & obama : who can?
- polaroid stops producing film.
- just browsing for art in los angeles.
- the time for rhyme: 1988.
- new york street vendors take on bodegas.
- castro's brother picked as cuba's president.
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