another positive about this LP is the mixing..his vocals sound on point with the production.
Prodigy (R.I.P.) - The Hegelian Dialectic (Part 2: The Book Of Heroine) (Discussion Thread)
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Joe The Engine Ears executive produced and mixed this disc. And yes there will be a vinyl collection for all three books.
WILL PURCHASE..JOE.
I GOT IT!!!
Not Joe. And whoever asked about the 20th, yes there will be physicals (CD's)
peace..
Sounds like you're on the inside. Tell us more. :psalute:
Demon
Evil b*stard
finally got to peep this...dope shyt
Snakes is my favorite track after my first few listens
album is short, sweet and right to the point
Prophetic Pee
Snakes is my favorite track after my first few listens
album is short, sweet and right to the point
Prophetic Pee
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
I gotta digest it more (and are you counting the Bumpy Johnson EP and LP?) but man, it might be behind Return of the Mac, Albert Einstein, and HNIC. Right now I have it around HNIC 2, but I honestly might like it more than that. Do you consider Product of the 80's a P solo album or a collab album with P, Twins, and Un Pacino?
This is definitely way better than HNIC 3 and Bump Johnson EP and Bump Johnson LP.
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
As a pure bar for bar rapper, I will always love 1994-2000 Prodigy the best.
But...this may sound crazy, but I can't really hear Hell on Earth era Prodigy making a solo album. I guess he could have, but the way he rapped back then made him sound better in a duo IMO. It really made his voice and flow stand out. Hell on Earth was such a "black out" verse album that I'm not really convinced that it could even have been maintained for a long period of time.
Maybe if we had actually heard Hell on Earth era Prodigy do a solo album I might feel different, but I think the style he ended up morphing into became a more conducive style for solo projects.
So I definitely think that once I got used to the style he has now that it grew on me as far as solo projects, but it also inverted because the style he has now I like less for group projects.
So ironically I like the better old school Prodigy voice and flow for Mobb Deep and not so much his later style, but for solo albums I prefer his later style and not so much his old school style.
I think you can count all of them.
I haven't digested fully and I might feel different in a week, month or year, but right now I'm agreeing with you. It's feeing like it's gonna be #4.
Either way, I'm certain it's a worthy addition to the catalog.
I can't think of too many other rappers with a catalog since 2007 I like more.
Demon
Evil b*stard
I still wonder what a pee album produced entirely by havoc would sound like.
no features from havoc, just him on the boards
no features from havoc, just him on the boards
u mad son?
All Star
He kinda weak on beats now imo
would rather hear him over an Alc beat nowdays .... and I dunno who these cats are that produced on this album here but they all came through hard
13 and 13 Reloaded had a lot of crazy beats
The Book of TrashNew album by Prodigy of Mobb Deep Suppose to be a three (trilogy) albums project! Front cover and tracklist for Part 1 below.
"The Book Of Revelation" (Part 1)
"The Book Of Heroine" (Part 2)
"The Book Of The Dead" (Part 3)
Tracklist "The Book Of Revelation" (Deluxe version):
01. Intro
02. Mystic (Produced by The Alchemist)
03. Broken Rappers
04. Tyrrany (Produced by El RTNC)
05. Mafukkin U$A
06. Mic - Rocosm
07. As If
08. New Balance
09. Snakes
10. The Good Fight
11. Mr. President
12. Spiritual War
13. No Religion
14. Hunger Pangs (feat. Ca$h Bilz)
EDIT: Stream is out, and it's unclear if the deluxe version will still be available. The deluxe version was suppose to have 4 bonus tracks.