Roberto Dinero
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The Infamous and Hell on Earth are better than any album Pac ever put out. But in general, Pac was a better rapper than both P and Havoc.
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The Infamous and Hell on Earth are better than any album Pac ever put out. But in general, Pac was a better rapper than both P and Havoc.
ISO
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Of course you wouldn't agree, look at shyt objectively. The Infamous is a flawless album and one of the greatest albums of All-Time. You can't look at shyt objectively Pac's dikk is too far up your throat
ISO
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I'd put 95-99 P up against anyone as a rapper, the only thing that holds him back is his subject matter remained the same for the most part.
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Roberto Dinero
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True. In his prime he was one of the best. But I wouldn't put him over Pac or Biggie or many others. I'd say if I had to rate him he would be in my top 20 but he wouldn't be in the top 10.
ISO
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P was wrecking songs lyrically such as Shook Ones and Hell On Earth (Frontlines), P was killing concept songs like Temperature's Rising, P was killing guest verses on legendary songs like LL's I Shot Ya.
In my opinion P was one of the illest to ever do it in his prime and a lot of nikkas feel this way
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Mobb Deep was thoro AS A GROUP. I'd Havoc the nod though. Solo wise, P has a nice cadence but he not that versatile lyrical speaking,
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This was the era Redman, Meth Kurupt, Nas and.....
There were DOZENS of emcee's better than P. Mobb Deep were the among the hardest in NY though. The only group harder was M.O.P.
Sure. Me Against The World is better than Juvenile Hell for example. But no PAC album is seeing the Infamous. It's not even close. PAC doesn't have a flawless album like that. If you really want to get critical, all of Pac's classics are debatable. I don't feel that way personally.
ISO
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In your last post you talked about solo P, P as a solo artist cannot be compared to P from 95-99. His voice had changed and he became much more lazy as a writer.This was the era Redman, Meth Kurupt, Nas and.....
There were DOZENS of emcee's better than P. Mobb Deep were the among the hardest in NY though. The only group harder was M.O.P.
I disagree maybe from a popularity standpoint those guys were bigger in certain years, Mobb Deep was pretty hot the Hell On Earth had the streets on fire in '96 nikkas use to wild out to that God Pt.III shyt, and Shook Ones is an All-Time classic song as is Quiet Storm.
It's debatable. Right off top, I'm not holding any of those awful posthumous albums against Pac.
So you've got
Infamous
HOE
Murda Muzik
vs.
MATW
AEOM
Makaveli
They both have subpar material. It's a wash on that. You judge those three albums from each against each other.
To me Mobb takes it pretty easily. Infamous is the clear gem of that group and HOE is on par or close to any of those three albums. Murda Muzik is probably the weakest of the six. I can see how people would go with PAC.
P was better than PAC to me, but I can see why people would feel the other way.
infamousred
All Star
dunn punched me in the eye and i couldn't pull the heat cause my shoe was untied
i can't do the mobb vs pac thing. 2 of the greatest discographies in hip hop ever. i honestly couldn't choose. i always wished they would've came together and done a collab over a havoc beat. ron g should've pulled some strings.
i can't do the mobb vs pac thing. 2 of the greatest discographies in hip hop ever. i honestly couldn't choose. i always wished they would've came together and done a collab over a havoc beat. ron g should've pulled some strings.
torcher
Superstar
This was the era Redman, Meth Kurupt, Nas and.....
There were DOZENS of emcee's better than P. Mobb Deep were the among the hardest in NY though. The only group harder was M.O.P.
@ Kurupt, Redman or Meth being better then Prodigy in his prime