The more and more the Infamous is creeping into my top 3 rap albums of all-time. Right behind Illmatic and Death Certificate.
Giving Up the Goods captures NY in the mid 90s better than any song I think.
Those bars where P is trying to tell the kids about Crime doesn't pay and they look at him like "
Queens nikkas don't play, do your thing, I'll do mine kid, stay out of my way" are so classic to me.
That "I'ma do anything to get paid" mentality was so real back then.
Giving Up the Goods captures NY in the mid 90s better than any song I think.
Those bars where P is trying to tell the kids about Crime doesn't pay and they look at him like "

That "I'ma do anything to get paid" mentality was so real back then.