mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
Mobb, can't lie I grew up listening to them so...plus I don't see that many people hanging with l90s P anyway 
mobb deep vs clipse who u got ?
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I like the Clipse...but they aren't even on Mobb Deep's level.
Clipse had some hits...the Mobb made classics though
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untaintedbeats
Pro
Mobb Deep...is that even a real debate????
BmoreGorilla
Veteran
I cant even believe Im even answering this...
The Mobb by miles and miles of country miles
The Mobb by miles and miles of country miles
TrapHouse Rock
All Star
Mobb Deep is the superior act in every way
Though I really LOVE the Clipse music especially Pharrell production and being from my home state. I was thinking I'd ride with clipse but The Infamous, Hell on Earth, and assorted cuts just murder Clipse discography (which is actually pretty good)
Though I really LOVE the Clipse music especially Pharrell production and being from my home state. I was thinking I'd ride with clipse but The Infamous, Hell on Earth, and assorted cuts just murder Clipse discography (which is actually pretty good)
I'm a longtime fan of both, and depending on my mood I can go with either duo on any given day. I look at it from two ways, one would be comparing their albums, the other would be comparing the catalogues. If we're going strictly off of albums, then I'd go with Mobb Deep.
Debut Album: Infamous versus Lord Willin; Gotta go with Infamous ( I don't consider Juvenile Hell their debut, same way I don't consider Exclusive Audio footage the Clipse debut)
Follow up: Hell on Earth vs. Hell Hath No Fury; That's a tough one, but I'm inclined to go with Hell on Earth.
3rd Times a Charm: Murda Muzik vs Till the Casket Drops; Murda Muzik easily, but that's not to say TTCD was terrible, but Murda Muzik had more bangers, plus gave us the Quiet Storm. TTCD was a bit incohesive, especially as a follow up to HHNF which was damn near a classic record.
Based off of those three albums only, I'd say the Mobb. Still, they fell off something terrible after Murda Muzik to the point I've never even bothered with their G-Unit joint. Still, when considering both group's overall catalogues, and I mean solo efforts and mixtapes, I'd run with the Clipse at that point. I loved Return of the Mac, liked HNIC (didn't care for part 2), loved Albert Einstein, and liked Free Agents. Didn't really care for Hav's solo projects.
On the other hand, I loved We Got It 4 Cheap vol 1, 2, and 3. The album itself was a bit lackluster, but those mixtapes were serious and better than most of the albums from artists during that time frame. I loved Push-Ton's Fear of God mixtapes. Loved the Hologram P collection that someone put together. Loved Road to the Casket Drops, loved Pusha's official debut, and can't wait for the follow up.
So again, on albums alone, I'll go with Mobb, but total catalogue, I'll go with Clipse.
Debut Album: Infamous versus Lord Willin; Gotta go with Infamous ( I don't consider Juvenile Hell their debut, same way I don't consider Exclusive Audio footage the Clipse debut)
Follow up: Hell on Earth vs. Hell Hath No Fury; That's a tough one, but I'm inclined to go with Hell on Earth.
3rd Times a Charm: Murda Muzik vs Till the Casket Drops; Murda Muzik easily, but that's not to say TTCD was terrible, but Murda Muzik had more bangers, plus gave us the Quiet Storm. TTCD was a bit incohesive, especially as a follow up to HHNF which was damn near a classic record.
Based off of those three albums only, I'd say the Mobb. Still, they fell off something terrible after Murda Muzik to the point I've never even bothered with their G-Unit joint. Still, when considering both group's overall catalogues, and I mean solo efforts and mixtapes, I'd run with the Clipse at that point. I loved Return of the Mac, liked HNIC (didn't care for part 2), loved Albert Einstein, and liked Free Agents. Didn't really care for Hav's solo projects.
On the other hand, I loved We Got It 4 Cheap vol 1, 2, and 3. The album itself was a bit lackluster, but those mixtapes were serious and better than most of the albums from artists during that time frame. I loved Push-Ton's Fear of God mixtapes. Loved the Hologram P collection that someone put together. Loved Road to the Casket Drops, loved Pusha's official debut, and can't wait for the follow up.
So again, on albums alone, I'll go with Mobb, but total catalogue, I'll go with Clipse.
rather listen to clipse
JayBaldacci
All Star
Um just no. Especially from a production stand point.
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
Gimme... sumn t'move...
