Mobb Deep-Infinite (Coming 10/10) Official Thread

[FunkDoc1112]

Would have been nice to have him actually do a throwback to his old style, just to show he can do it.

Albert Einstein is pretty close

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Yes? The fukk doers Freddie have to do with this thread, let that shyt go already lmao

Yep. @L $ C we still wanna hear Freddie. I Saw him and Alc perform last night. He’s a true emcee’s emcee, despite him being a degenerate lol. He was the drunkest I’ve ever seen a performer but still rapped that rapid fire flow for 90 mins straight without a hype man and he didn’t miss a god damn word.
elite rap shyt

One of the most impressive shows I’ve seen. They played 90% of all the songs on Alfredo 1 and 2 plus some of his tracks with Madlib.

 

[FunkDoc1112]

Yep. @L $ C we still wanna hear Freddie. I Saw him and Alc perform last night. He’s a true emcee’s emcee, despite him being a degenerate lol. He was the drunkest I’ve ever seen a performer but still rapped that rapid fire flow for 90 mins straight without a hype man and he didn’t miss a god damn word.
elite rap shyt

One of the most impressive shows I’ve seen. They played 90% of all the songs on Alfredo 1 and 2 plus some of his tracks with Madlib.

Yup I've been to two Freddie shows and he was on-point both times. Funny as fukk too

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Yup I've been to two Freddie shows and he was on-point both times. Funny as fukk too

It was my first show of his

But yeah I’ll tie it back in

Mobb and Freddie

 

[kes929]

This album has made me realize that I miss hooks in the current landscape of street raps. Mobb has always had really catchy hooks, and even some of the simple little hooks on here go a long ways.

80% of the street rap lane these days is hookless. And I’d rather hear no hook than a bad hook, but some of these guys could put a little more effort in

I’ve been saying that as well. Jorja Smith and Her on those songs with a dope beats and fly raps just work. We don’t get too many of those these days.

 

[Jamaro85]

I was not ready for how hard the Nas and Jorja joint was, having heard it was a ladies track. Got damn.

Album is so beautiful up to this point

 

[Jamaro85]

Pour the Henny is like… perfect, wow. Nas found the fountain of youth with that verse/flow. This damn album man…

And somehow they one up that track with Clear Black Nights. The beat evolution as it gets into the Wu verses . Ghost and Rae spitting A+ fountain of youth verses too.

And whatever track Hav and P were going back and forth on in the second verse. WTF is this album man. How are we this blessed in 2025

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Maybe it’s my New York bias but this is better to me than the clipse album. this doesnt have a lost tapes or lost verses feeling at all. This is a true ass album….

I rank this and Alfredo II over that Clipse album.

I love that shyt but there's 2 or 3 joints in there that I skip nowadays, and Pharrell has a few really weak hooks as well.

 

[Mike the Executioner]

Gunfire Alan been sitting on that beat for how long? Filthy

I had to play the song twice. First time I heard it, I was like in absolute disbelief. Sounded like a leftover from Hell on Earth.

 

[phrank kastle]

Even though he was a member of the group, what 9th did for Little Brother could be argued as a catalyst for the “one producer per album” discussion

 

[spliz]

Even though he was a member of the group, what 9th did for Little Brother could be argued as a catalyst for the “one producer per album” discussion

No it can't because then u would have to open the floodgates.

 

[MikeStamina]

Y'all in here giving credit to all the wrong people.
Y'all should know by now a thing doesn't become A THING till a certain somebody does it.
This is not about being factual (in terms of who brought it back first) it's about who moves the culture. Sorry that ain't Muggs Spitta Currensy Cormega or Freddie

Future is who I credit for making it a thing again for this era. Nas n Hit brought it back for the older heads .

Quite certain Jay wasn't the first rapper to rock a button down with jeans. But HE made it thing

Quite certain Nas wasn’t the first person to refer to the Cuban Linx album as the Purple Tape. But HE made it a thing

Also, them Nas n Hit albums killed the 40 n still Rapping narrative. That notion is dead n outta here. Never mind that KRS 1 never stopped releasing albums. But again, it's about who has the influence..

Everybody ain't got the power to move the culture...Just because they did it first

 

[Grand_Verbalizer]

Even though he was a member of the group, what 9th did for Little Brother could be argued as a catalyst for the “one producer per album” discussion

I was gonna mention that Murs 3:16 dropped the same exact time as madvillainy, He also did the Buckshot albums and others shortly after.

But back to this Mobb Deep

 

[L $ C]

yall think ROTM or Albert Einstien is better?

 

[mobbinfms]

I was gonna mention that Murs 3:16 dropped the same exact time as madvillainy, He also did the Buckshot albums and others shortly after.

But back to this Mobb Deep

Murs 3:16
Sky zoo had an album with 9th as well, but I think that was years later.
Lowkey 9th was right there with Madlib. Although I guess the Madlib Dilla album was before everything else we’ve been talking about.