DOGG FOOD VS. THE INFAMOUS

DOGG POUND VS. MOBB DEEP


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INTERESTING RESULTS THUS FAR


THIS POLL WAS TIED AT 22


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Ironman isn’t better than The Infamous. OBFCL I would give u. ATLiens is on par.
I’m not arguing with anyone who puts OBFCL ahead of Infamous.
Infamous is clearly better than ATLiens to me. Production alone. Dre and Big Boi ramped up something significant on that album though. But it’s not all about that. I’ll take Southernplayalistic over ATLiens. It has a harder sound and more legendary songs. I think P was rapping better on HOE too and I still put Infamous over HOE. Sometimes it does come down to intangibles.
 

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False? :mjlol:

It's not false my guy saying you can play it at a party is trash reasoning. The Infamous was never a party album. There's one album sampling Parliament and another one sampling Herbie Hancock. Jazz vs. Funk, two different vibes. Havoc sampled a damn stove top and was flipping samples on some genius shyt on top of Q-Tip's contributions. Infamous is a higher level piece of art than Dogg Food them nikkas put they soul into that shyt.

There's nothing "modern" about Dogg Food. There's nothing modern sounding about synthesizer whistles and bars like "it's easy to find MC's to execute chances of survival too small to compute" that bar is more dated than anything said on the Infamous :laff:

Infamous gives you one of the most gritty, vivid portrayals of the streets in rap history and Prodigy's voice was just too good :camby:
 

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I’m not arguing with anyone who puts OBFCL ahead of Infamous.
Infamous is clearly better than ATLiens to me. Production alone. Dre and Big Boi ramped up something significant on that album though. But it’s not all about that. I’ll take Southernplayalistic over ATLiens. It has a harder sound and more legendary songs. I think P was rapping better on HOE too and I still put Infamous over HOE. Sometimes it does come down to intangibles.
I feel u. I’m not saying what I rank things personally. I’m just saying I would be mad at certain suggestions. I put The Infamous right neck and neck with OBFCL.
 

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False? :mjlol:

It's not false my guy saying you can play it at a party is trash reasoning. The Infamous was never a party album. There's one album sampling Parliament and another one sampling Herbie Hancock. Jazz vs. Funk, two different vibes. Havoc sampled a damn stove top and was flipping samples on some genius shyt on top of Q-Tip's contributions. Infamous is a higher level piece of art than Dogg Food them nikkas put they soul into that shyt.

There's nothing "modern" about Dogg Food. There's nothing modern sounding about synthesizer whistles and bars like "it's easy to find MC's to execute chances of survival too small to compute" that bar is more dated than anything said on the Infamous :laff:

Infamous gives you one of the most gritty, vivid portrayals of the streets in rap history and Prodigy's voice was just too good :camby:


Man thats some bullshyt, you could argue Dogg Food had more 'soul' put into it then infamous

Again what track on infamous is more soulful than this or Lets Play House





Yeah Jazz was sampled, but Death Row didnt use live instrumentation? Breh i started off posting tracks in here to back up my points musically. I could easily post some Suave House and Organized Noize done with live instrumentation that would wreck both dogg food and infamous, lets not go there talking about cats were souless.

How is it trash reasoning saying the Dogg Food album can be played at a party? The album is that versatile breh :what:.

You are sounding BIASED as hell.

Breh talking down on synthesizers :what::what::what:
 

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Man thats some bullshyt, you could argue Dogg Food had more 'soul' put into it then infamous

Again what track on infamous is more soulful than this or Lets Play House





Yeah Jazz was sampled, but Death Row didnt use live instrumentation? Breh i started off posting tracks in here to back up my points musically. I could easily post some Suave House and Organized Noize done with live instrumentation that would wreck both dogg food and infamous, lets not go there talking about cats were souless.

How is it trash reasoning saying the Dogg Food album can be played at a party? The album is that versatile breh :what:.

You are sounding BIASED as hell.

Breh talking down on synthesizers :what::what::what:

I never said Dogg Food was soul-less what I meant by Mobb Deep putting their soul into it was that they put their heart in the music and put the brunt of their life experience on that shyt, it wasn't a single wasted bar.

U said you could play Dogg Food at a party, yeah Dogg Food has more groove it's a predominantly funk sampled album vs. a predominant jazz sampled album. Both albums are different. The Infamous was meant to be a gritty, grimy street album not a party album.
 

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Apples and Oranges, however only one of them really delivered, despite the hype Dogg Food was underwhelming, cut the dumb shyt, it bangs but the Mobb ran away with it and flew the fence:

Shook Ones Pt. II
Give Up The Goods
Right Back At You
Survival of The Fittest
Cradle To The Grave
Trife Life


That's off of one album, OP is smoking dust Havoc bodying folks who had more at their disposal the same way Marley did to Def Jam, I can see why some folks are still pressed...... till this day :wow:


Lets not even talk about how Dogg Food wasn't even the best album from the west that year, thats another conversation though.
 
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