djfilthyrich
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as far as I know, the beat originally belonged to Mobb .....I think Lil B rapped over it later. But it was just Havoc rhyming over it....no Prodigy (unless there's another freestyle out there).
Regardless, the track goes hard
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djfilthyrich
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speaking of Mobb Deep cassettes, I always preferred this remix
not so much the hook though
This lesser-known version is my favorite.....it's the demo tape version. Maybe because I don't really like R&B hooks on Mobb Deep tracks...IMO they were always among the best in the game at crafting catchy hooks that were rapped (instead of having guest singers)
Ayo someone get Jaden Smith to do a Prodigy biopic!
Assata Shakur
In Cuba chilling
R.i.p P
THE SUNSETS LOOK BEAUTIFUL OVER THE PROJECTS
WHAT A SHAME
IT AINT THE SAME WHERE WE STAND AT
RIP PRODIGY
Hands down one of my favorite lines ever from any song period. shyt stuck with me as a youngin. Never saw many of the kids I knew in the Bay growing up who jammed Mobb as much as me
WHAT A SHAME
IT AINT THE SAME WHERE WE STAND AT
RIP PRODIGYHands down one of my favorite lines ever from any song period. shyt stuck with me as a youngin. Never saw many of the kids I knew in the Bay growing up who jammed Mobb as much as me
InfamousThoro
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The Life too if I'm not mistaken. Go listen to his commentary disc from hnic 2. Maybe that clears things up
Edit: there is also the Pre-mac mixtape. So maybe tracks on that mixtape were cut from ROTM
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Flying to the USA tomorrow gonna digest HNIC from start to finish.
Which albums of P solo releases are his most lyrical to check out for my journey?
Which albums of P solo releases are his most lyrical to check out for my journey?
InfamousThoro
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I would say Hnic 2, return of the mac and albert einstein.
Also check hegelian dialectic
Lyrical Pee is HNIC and before. Listen to mobb misses vol 1 - 3
damn, didnt know you were going through this, keep fighting breh we are rooting for youThat's not accurate at all breh there are different versions of sickle cell disease from a worst to best it's SS, SC, beta, hemoglobin e, and the trait which usually has no symptoms but can pass the disease on to offspring. People with SS and SC who make to to 30 are seen as having a "good run". Cormega said it himself in that letter that Prodigy never expected to live this long.
Every pain crisis could essentially be the "last one" depending on how quickly they treat it, what your hemoglobin levels are, if you are having acute chest syndrome(I've only had acust chest once and literally thought I was going to die had my hematolgist not rushed to the ER out his crib it would have been wrap for your boy krack
I'm 35 yrs old and have had 2 hip surgeries, gall bladder removed, inflamed liver that had to be drained, lost vision in my right eye(surgery got some of it back).
Pending surgeries in both knees and my right shoulder.
Mind you I don't drink, I don't smoke, I eat healthy and exercise regularly and still get hit with about 2-5 hospital stays a year.
The older people in the community say as you get older it's harder to "fight" and I kind of get what they mean. There is a phrase in boxing when a guy has a tough fight that "he left a piece of himself in the ring that night" that's the perfect way to describe SC every hospital stay you leave a piece of you there until there is nothing left to leave at 42 I think P didn't have any left to leave and I understand.
RIP Prodigy i wasnt a fan from day one but in the last few years I caught up to see how brilliant he was when hed randonly show up on some random album by some of my favorites. I ended up collecting mobb deep music AND I never been to New York but his music is like taking a trip there. In my opinion he is the embodiment of new york rap and i loved his book. Im gonna miss dun.
