We gonna act like Mobb Deep's-'Infamy' wasnt a classic on the low

[Ronnie Lott]

I used to bang this album heavy. I brought it back out a few weeks ago and I almost forgot how dope this album was. so many bangers on here. When it dropped it didnt make alot of noise because Blueprint and Stillmatic were on fire. this shyt was dope tho. what yall think?

 

[dubsmith_nz]

"Get Away" is still one of my favourite Mobb tracks, the way they flowed with that sample was so ill.

 

[FrankieLymon757]

i remember copping Infamy,Stillmatic and Wu's Iron Flag from Bills flea market(which has since burned down)for fifteen dollars during the fourth quarter of 2001 ! Maaaaaan talk about good times......

 

[A.V.]

Get Away

Clap

Hurt nikkas

Get At Me


Crawlin
Burn

I Won't Fall

Kill That nikka

Nothing Like Home


3.5-4/5 album.

 

[JuvenileHell]

I dunno breh...Murda Muzik to me is the only "low key" classic. Infamy was aiight though

 

[spliz]

That would be Murda Musik..really tho..on the low...Blood Money was better than their last 2 albums before it..and I hated on it when it first dropped cause of the whole signing to G Unit fiasco..

 

[MoneyBags]

you should be banned, this is their worst album. Prodigy was at an all time low, he was unbearable to me on 95% of the songs.

 

[A.V.]

you should be banned, this is their worst album. Prodigy was at an all time low, he was unbearable to me on 95% of the songs.

Worse than Amerikaz Nightmare? (which had a few dope joints)

Worse than Blood Money?

 

[dennis roadman]

prodigy mailed this album in

he was so awful on most of these joints, i just stopped defending them. this coupled with Takeover made him persona non grata for a few years

 

[MoneyBags]

Worse than Amerikaz Nightmare? (which had a few dope joints)

Worse than Blood Money?

I will be honest, this album was so bad to me that I didn't even bother to purchase Amerikaz Nightmare. although Shorty Wop was the first signs of P spitting again....Blood money had about 5-6 songs I fukked with. I only remember liking Pray For Me, the joint with Ron Isley, and Getaway off Infamy. I hated Hey Luv, as a mobb fan that shyt was a total 180. Burn had a dope beat, but P's verse was so awful I didn't even want to hear the song anymore. I will have to go back and give it another listen though, I was such a huge Prodigy fan back then, his fall off at that time was a sad time for me and I think I've tried to block those years out (2001-2003)

 

[JustCKing]

I don't think it's classic, but it's a much better album that what people give it credit for. I even liked the 112 joint. It still sounded like a Mobb joint, just with 112 vocals. I think of it as a remix to the 112 joint that sampled Mobb Deep's "Quiet Storm". Overall, I think Prodigy sounding uninspired is why a lot of people wrote the album off.

 

[Ruby'sRevolver]

It came after they dropped three straight bangers (Infamous, HoE, MM) so this album was seen as a disappointment when it came out, P was especially disappointing on this album. It does have some good tracks tho, and isn't a horrible album (its the last Mobb album I bought), it's just nowhere near on par with their earlier shyt. No way would I consider this shyt a classic.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

The real deal truth about this album is that it's a a banger and it aged well. Not a classic though. It was seen as wack at the time because it followed 3 classic Mobb albums and HNIC, but once you got used to P's new flow by 2006 or so and you went back and listened to Infamy it wasn't nearly as bad. Havoc had some fukking heaters on there, one of Alchemist's better Mobb tracks in on there, and it's the last Mobb album that featured all of the classic QB collaborators like Infamous Mobb, Noyd, Chinky, Littles, etc.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

The falling of mobb deep regardless of a few ill joints.

 

[JasonSJackson]

rewrite history brehs