John Reena
Superstar
damn the good shyt on this + the best of the leftover tracks. nightmares (classic), blood money, gangbang music....is a good fukkin project
Nightmares beat is
Let's revisit Mobb Deep's G-Unit stint and they album "Blood Money"
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Nightmares beat is
John Reena
Superstar
I'm a huge G-Unit stan. So when the Mobb (who I also Stan) was announced to be signing with the Unit I was like
Plus I was hoping for Alchemist and G-Unit to do sum tracks too.
Plus I was hoping for Alchemist and G-Unit to do sum tracks too.
Truth to the bolded.
Infamy was doomed from the start. P get's dissed by Jay when he is in full fall-off mode...and Infamy was the first time we heard wack P over an entire album.
Low key though...Hav fell off behind the boards on this album too
There were still a few moments of vintage Mobb brilliance...but look at this tracklist...
1. "Pray for Me" (featuring Lil' Mo) Havoc 3:22
2. "Get Away" EZ Elpee 3:40
3. "Bounce" Havoc 4:13
4. "Clap" Havoc 4:53
5. "Kill That nikka" Havoc 3:47
6. "My Gats Spitting" (featuring Infamous Mobb) Havoc 4:34
7. "Handcuffs" Havoc 3:34
8. "Hey Luv (Anything)" (featuring 112) Havoc 4:04
9. "The Learning (Burn)" (featuring Noyd and Vita) Havoc 4:17
10. "Live Foul" Scott Storch 4:24
11. "Hurt nikkas" (featuring Noyd) Havoc 3:30
12. "Get At Me" The Alchemist 3:33
13. "I Won't Fall" Scott Storch 4:20
14. "Crawlin'" Havoc 4:07
15. "Nothing Like Home" (featuring Littles) Havoc 4:27
16. "There I Go Again / So Long" (featuring Ron Isley) Scott Storch 10:17
The bolded are nowhere near classic vintage Hav beats
My soul will never recover from that monstrosity that was Handcuffs
the cac mamba
Veteran
anyone have that Game freestyle on put em in their place? or know what its called
this...the falloff was complete hearing this..i honestly havent listened to this since it came out
EASTATLJERU
All Star
speaking so freely>>>
BK The Great
Veteran
1-8-7-Skillz
Superstar
Never really listened to the album tbh
Really like games freestyle tho, listened to it a lot more than the original
Really like games freestyle tho, listened to it a lot more than the original
IWasntMadeToPlayTheSon
Mutant Mindframe
horrible album
Truth to the bolded.
Infamy was doomed from the start. P get's dissed by Jay when he is in full fall-off mode...and Infamy was the first time we heard wack P over an entire album.
Low key though...Hav fell off behind the boards on this album too
There were still a few moments of vintage Mobb brilliance...but look at this tracklist...
1. "Pray for Me" (featuring Lil' Mo) Havoc 3:22
2. "Get Away" EZ Elpee 3:40
3. "Bounce" Havoc 4:13
4. "Clap" Havoc 4:53
5. "Kill That nikka" Havoc 3:47
6. "My Gats Spitting" (featuring Infamous Mobb) Havoc 4:34
7. "Handcuffs" Havoc 3:34
8. "Hey Luv (Anything)" (featuring 112) Havoc 4:04
9. "The Learning (Burn)" (featuring Noyd and Vita) Havoc 4:17
10. "Live Foul" Scott Storch 4:24
11. "Hurt nikkas" (featuring Noyd) Havoc 3:30
12. "Get At Me" The Alchemist 3:33
13. "I Won't Fall" Scott Storch 4:20
14. "Crawlin'" Havoc 4:07
15. "Nothing Like Home" (featuring Littles) Havoc 4:27
16. "There I Go Again / So Long" (featuring Ron Isley) Scott Storch 10:17
The bolded are nowhere near classic vintage Hav beats
My soul will never recover from that monstrosity that was Handcuffs
Hurt N1ggas and My Gats Spitting were supremely gully, and handcuffs has grown on me.
Infamy was easily better than the albums that came after.
had some joints, kept maybe half of it
and yes, Handcuffs is the Black Shampoo of the Mobb catalogue. god damn that songs horrible
and yes, Handcuffs is the Black Shampoo of the Mobb catalogue. god damn that songs horrible
Hurt had that feeling, but the beat was so simple to the point of sounding incomplete. I don't even remember My Gats Spitting. My joint off that album was Clap
You're probably right though about Infamy