hell hath no fury >>>>>>>>>>>>>> lord willin

[Paper Boi]

No they werent. When it first dropped folks gave it a quick listen and said the Neptunes went too far with the futuristic beats. Then folks kept listening and the album came around on people.

idk all the people i know where jocking it breh. i must have been talking to people with more sophisticated tastes breh.

 

[Formerly known as...]

Who was debating this?


Neptunes blacked out on both albums tho

 

[Wacky D]

OP is on point, low-key.

i remember "lord willin" having a noticeable amount of filler.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

I think so too. Lord Willin has some nostalgia factor to it, but yeah, song for song Hell Hath is pretty much perfect.

 

[The_Sheff]

idk all the people i know where jocking it breh. i must have been talking to people with more sophisticated tastes breh.

It was the opinion of the people in the rap form on SOHH, which i would assume are mostly the same people who are here.

 

[NapsOldDroog]

 

[TheDarceKnight]

No they werent. When it first dropped folks gave it a quick listen and said the Neptunes went too far with the futuristic beats. Then folks kept listening and the album came around on people.

It was definitely really hyped up. It got a XXL rating a good 3-4 weeks before it actually dropped, and then I remember a sampler dropped and people were really hyped off of joints like Ride Around Shinin, Momma I'm Sorry, and Keys Open Doors.

A big thing I liked about HHNF was that Pusha really started to change his voice a little bit so that he and malice sounded pretty different. If you listen to the Intro on Lord Willin they basically sound the same, and they did on most of that album. A big Clipse can hear little differences, but Pusha started sounding different on the Re-Up Gang tapes, but this was really the first actual album where people heard it.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

No one posted this yet?

 

[THE K-MAN]

i agree

 

[killa the goat]

do nikkaz say otherwise? I remember when I got out the county at midnight, i blasted that shyt all the way home.... got that dark sound

lord willin had alot of fire on that album so most people choose that album.

 

[killa the goat]

OP is on point, low-key.

i remember "lord willin" having a noticeable amount of filler.

lord willin a classic imo but hell hath no fury is just more ridiculous.