Maybe. Dunno about now though. Havoc fell off production wise. He aint the same like how he was 20 or 15 years ago. Those beats he did on the recent album are blah.
Im talking about during that era, but that 'Timeless' beat is noiicce
Maybe. Dunno about now though. Havoc fell off production wise. He aint the same like how he was 20 or 15 years ago. Those beats he did on the recent album are blah.
Hav didn't do that one.Im talking about during that era, but that 'Timeless' beat is noiicce
This is a recent Hav beat with that classic Hav feelMaybe. Dunno about now though. Havoc fell off production wise. He aint the same like how he was 20 or 15 years ago. Those beats he did on the recent album are blah.
Got me through High schoolThis is a recent Hav beat with that classic Hav feel


This classic joint was meant for Hell on Earth too, but Nas ended up with it. I always made sure to throw it on as a bonus. Pretty sure they recorded Give It Up Fast after they gave this to Nas.
EDIT: My only problem with this song is I wish the little sound effects that come in at 2:45 came in earlier at other parts of the beat, because they sound cool.
it ain't the same. havoc's beats used to be a lot faster and had some drums and drum patterns that went along with the piano loop or whatever he was sampling. nowadays, he doesn't do that anymore. he'll have a sick beat here or there but now he doesn't seem hungry like that anymore.
something like this. this shyt is sick.
What's that from breh?


If we talking Mobb and Hell On Earth how can we leave out this gem which would have fit nicely on the album
I would seriously put prime Prodigy against any rapper..just the way he writes & you can visualize his lyrics is a skill not too many(or if any) rappers nowadays can do & need to study plus accompanied by Havoc's eerie beats
It was like listening to a hood version of a Stephen King horror novel in the 90's..Just ill