The Infamous Mobb Deep - Mobb Deep (CD II)

[Yakno1]

Beat on the temp's rising tho.....

 

[mortuus est]

just skip straight to Eye for an Eye if you want to listen to disc 2. But that's YouTube tho so idk, if you know like zip files and the like you should be able to find it.

thank u youtube is fine

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Subs. The original "The Infamous" is in my top 5.

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

Subs. The original "The Infamous" is in my top 5.

you talking about the album? it's in my top 5 too

 

[Animal House]

Two groups have a lot of tracks in the stash that i wanna here badly, Mobb and the Wu. I remember Rza and Havoc saying they got shyt in the vault from when they were on top

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

Two groups have a lot of tracks in the stash that i wanna here badly, Mobb and the Wu. I remember Rza and Havoc saying they got shyt in the vault from when they were on top

I'm sure a lot of RZA's shyt is destroyed tho. Flood and all that

But I wouldn't be surprised if there's still some gems there, and both groups need to release a final album that kinda goes back to that era of sound. Two of the best producers ever (RZA's my GOAT).

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

you talking about the album? it's in my top 5 too

Yea the OG album from '95.

 

[feelosofer]

This was a nice treat for Mobb Deep fans, the new tracks were solid and some of those older tracks were hard to find in good quality. Money well spent if you can find it.

 

[u mad son?]

co-sign on the Prodigy verse. But I wasn't really feeling the beats on either of the Moneys tbh. Even if they're good tracks, idk where to put them. Where would you put the track on the actual album? Would it replace another?

I wouldnt want to have to take any tracks out, I looked through the tracklist now and found it real hard lol. If I had to chose one song to go it would probably be Give Up The Goods/Trifle Life

But to me Money would have slotted in perfectly after Survival of the Fittest and before Eye for an Eye

Imagine Get it in Blood playing after Cradle to the Grave

 

[mobbinfms]

It was a Amazon exclusive at first not even sure if it's available anymore.

I don't think that there was a remastered disc made available - I think it was MP3 only. One of the brehs here circulated a link last year.

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

I wouldnt want to have to take any tracks out, I looked through the tracklist now and found it real hard lol. If I had to chose one song to go it would probably be Give Up The Goods/Trifle Life

But to me Money would have slotted in perfectly after Survival of the Fittest and before Eye for an Eye

Imagine Get it in Blood playing after Cradle to the Grave

Nah not GUTG/Trife Life

Get it in Blood I actually think would sound better before Cradle to the Grave, I don't know why but just how I feel. But good shout tbh with the sequencing. Also with Money.

I don't think I could remove any track off The Infamous, and you don't want the album to be too long, so if I could only add one song as I've said already, it'd be If It's Alright.

 

[mobbinfms]

#tpc #tnt
Let's rep the breh @Inspect Her Deck for this glorious thread
Here's a link to pos rep him to make it easy
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The Infamous is the Greatest Hip Hop album of all time
I wouldn't want to modify it in any way.
That being said, there were tracks that didn't make the cut - but were good enough to have made the cut.
The second disc on this album was the best album of 2014.
That being said, much of it had been released earlier through White Labels, official remixes, Mister Cee's Best of Mobb Deep mixtape
Some of the tracks were brand new - and some of them were the first time we ever heard them in CDQ

 

[mobbinfms]

I'm still mad this wasn't on the 2014 album

I don't even want to tell you how much $ I'd spend to get this in CDQ
My wife would come home like "where's your car"

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

@mobbinfms aww man idk what reps mean lol coz I'm new but that's mad kind of you

making me cry and shyt



I cannot express my love for The Infamous to be honest. It's the best traditional New York album I've ever heard, and the 3rd best NY album period after Liquid Swords and Cuban Linx (dat bias tho).

The lyricism is unmatched, like people get caught up in fancy rhyme schemes and poetic words, but this was as real as it gets. This is what lyrical means to me. Being able to resonate with the listener, being able to instil some sort of emotion or to evoke certain feelings. This album does it like very few others can.

 

[Lord Mecca]

I didn't know about this...