Man... I sometimes forget how fantastic Infamous is :banderas:

[SirBiatch]

Bumping it late night getting work done.

Give Up The Goods
Up North Trip
Temperature's Rising
Start of your Ending

 

[Big Mel]

It's a perfect rap album. Like pristinely so.

 

[SirBiatch]

It's a perfect rap album. Like pristinely so.

for some reason, I wasn't feeling Drink Away The Pain much a decade ago. But over the last couple years, it's FIRE

 

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

saw that mobb deep are doing a show at the hipster bar near me next month. Didn't even know they were back together tbh. Regardless, hoping their set is mostly from this album, naturally

 

[Big Mel]

for some reason, I wasn't feeling Drink Away The Pain much a decade ago. But over the last couple years, it's FIRE

That was my least favorite too initially because it lacked the sinister veneer of the rest of the album. I still loved it but it had the lighter, Tribe vibe and I was super grimed out at that point of my life. But it's a fantastic song.

There's a case for the Infamous as the goat album. Not sure it'd win but the case is valid.

 

[Kitsune]

Havoc should've stayed behind the boards

 

[Big Mel]

Havoc should've stayed behind the boards

Spoken like a true bum. Havoc was almost neck and neck with P on The Infamous. Shame on you.

 

[Farrinto]

Havoc should've stayed behind the boards

Havoc literally taught P how to rap though

 

[Nature's Fury]

Spoken like a true bum. Havoc was almost neck and neck with P on The Infamous. Shame on you.

plus he started washing P around Amerikkkas Most Wanted...

 

[Kitsune]

Spoken like a true bum. Havoc was almost neck and neck with P on The Infamous. Shame on you.

their styles are too similar to justify having both on a album, one was just obviously better than the other so havocs presence was unnecessary

 

[Big Mel]

their styles are too similar to justify having both on a album, one was just obviously better than the other so havocs presence was unnecessary

U BLOCKED

 

[SirBiatch]

Spoken like a true bum. Havoc was almost neck and neck with P on The Infamous. Shame on you.

no he wasn't

Havoc's best verse on the album is the intro (no debate). And while it's a stellar verse, it still falls short to shoot-at-the-hoes P.

and every time Havoc seems like he might actually be in competition due to a legit great verse (Give Up The Goods), Noyd and P come out of nowhere and obliterate the track.

 

[Big Mel]

no he wasn't

Havoc's best verse on the album is the intro (no debate). And while it's a stellar verse, it still falls short to shoot-at-the-hoes P.

and every time Havoc seems like he might actually be in competition due to a legit great verse (Give Up The Goods), Noyd and P come out of nowhere and obliterate the track.

Noyd was fantastic. He was the wild card. But I know every Havoc verse like the back of my hand and they induce chills.

"ayo i gotta get mine no matter what coooosequences.."


Hav bodied his spots all day.

 

[KravenMorehead™]

While y'all talkin that shyt Havoc gave us classic verses on Give Up the Goods (word to pete rock & INI) and Trife Life



"What's goin on" as I replied
SHUT THE fukk UP and don't make this to another homicide
He tried to talk tough so I put one in his brain
Even tho I took his life all i wanted was his chain "

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

I started (trying) to make beats lately and its really opened my eyes to how amazing Havoc is as a producer...He's always been one of my favorites but listening to his drums now and how he could turn the most random sound into a beat is amazing.

Hav is dope on the mic to me...i enjoy his rhymes/voice