~*--------(Big Boom)
Piff Lord
Im bumpin this classic later
Mobb Deep - Hell On Earth 20th Anniversary Official Celebration/Appreciation Thread Free Daps
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That's not what @FreshAIG was saying...but I'll let him speak for his fukking self...when you see him in the thread, at the show or on the streets...he definitely got the gat on him know what I'm saying? :prodigylol:
LOL I know. Just messing around. I actually completely understood @FreshAIG argument...and he wasn't even wrong. I was simply tryna point out how ridiculous it is that things are like that.
Frida Giezman
Banned
It's crazy how well these albums hold up
Had me in the car like
Now I'm numbed up
From a fiery cup
Of hell juice
It's sins nectar
Satans fountain of youth
Who writes shyt like that brehs
Who writes shyt like that brehs
:pdahell::pdahellclean:
Me too Breh. Copped the tape on release date.
Thought it was just another Tuesday
Didn't know I'd end up playing the album every day for six months
No exaggeration.
Only @Art Barr got me beat
Played Diamond D's album every day for a decade or something crazy like that
ZEB WALTON
ayo! - BEZ
To me this album is the first one where they really formed and solidified their MOBB sound/attitude!
The whole style they came up with on this album is my first association on their music/style! Havoc really took over the production while P went further on the Mic compared to The infamous, with both of them developing their own signature sound, what they will be celebrated for until eternity
Beats / rhymes / topics / atmosphere ... on this album - This is the essence of the Mobb Deep. The infamous is an undisputable classic and probably more accepted by wider rap audience, but HOE defines them the best way till this day.
on HOE = The best perfromance of an rapper within a group on an album ever
Hav = setting a trend with that vinyl noise going in the back and the whole style he came up with on this album
GOD PT III Track = The first time that a sample from the Scarface movie was used
etc..
This album is a certified Classic, GOD status. I bump it more than The Infamous.
He is back in the studio with havoc and them dudes. There are recent clips on hav's instagram, so we can except new shyt coming.
The whole style they came up with on this album is my first association on their music/style! Havoc really took over the production while P went further on the Mic compared to The infamous, with both of them developing their own signature sound, what they will be celebrated for until eternity
Beats / rhymes / topics / atmosphere ... on this album - This is the essence of the Mobb Deep. The infamous is an undisputable classic and probably more accepted by wider rap audience, but HOE defines them the best way till this day.
Hav = setting a trend with that vinyl noise going in the back and the whole style he came up with on this album
GOD PT III Track = The first time that a sample from the Scarface movie was used
etc..
This album is a certified Classic, GOD status. I bump it more than The Infamous.
Take these words home and think it through :pdahellclean:
Or the next TV I throw might be aimed at you :prodigylol:
Yo what the fukk happened to Big Noyd?I miss his verses on Mobb shyt. They beefin' or what?
He is back in the studio with havoc and them dudes. There are recent clips on hav's instagram, so we can except new shyt coming.
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JulesWinfield
TheBrehdrenMovement
Hav and P were in the zone on this record. The lyrics, the production, everything was on point. Some of my favorite Mobb songs are on this album.
It's crazy how well these albums hold up
Had me in the car like
Now I'm numbed up
From a fiery cup
Of hell juice
It's sins nectar
Satans fountain of youth
Who writes shyt like that brehs
POW nikkas is found, MIA
We move like the Special Forces, Green Beret
Heavily around my throat, I don't play
shyt brand new, back in eighty-nine, the same way
The God P walk with a limp, see, but simply
The Semper Fi shyt, no man can go against me
I know most people think it's
To simplify shyt
But Semper Fi fits the theme better
He talking about pow's, special forces and shyt
What you think?
I think he says "ain't shyt brand new"
I hear simplify. I'm gonna go listen to it slowed down on the turntables.