Been listening to both a lot to compare. DC bores me, Infamous is an effortless listen. Cube seems to mostly do the whole stop and start/hesitation flow. shyt is slow and simple at times. People act like it's some political masterpiece throughout, it has a lot of dumb shyt too, "Doing Dumb shyt?" "Giving Up The Nappy Dugout?" About fukking minors, nah I don't relate to that. There's a few dope beats, but compared to Infamous? The beats are incredible. And was DC even authentic? Why doesn't he really rap about them topics now? I would take just Survival Of The Fittest, Shook 1s Part 2, and Eye For An Eye over DC
Man....what the fukk?

What kind of logic is being used in this thread? You picked "The Infamous" because you can't relate to a few songs off "DC"....YOU CAN'T RELATE TO ANY SONGS OFF "INFAMOUS".
Maybe "Drink Away The Pain".
Let's be real here. "The Infamous" is a great album but it's the audio equivalent of a "Rambo" movie.
Fred.
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There are some legitimate criticisms of The Infamous, repetitive beats being one, beats that aged far better than DC production but never the less a legitimate gripe, but anyone dismissing it as just a bunch of generic empty gangsta rap doesn't know what they're talking about. The album is every bit as socially reflective as DC, it just doesn't have the opinions & sideline observations because they was in it, while Cube was a nikka on the outside looking in, which makes it better than DC imo. The emotional connection is there with Infamous that just isn't with DC. Infamous captures the combination of anger, depression & hopelessness of the lost & ostracized adolescents in the ghetto in a way that no album ever has in the history of music. Album should be a point of reference for sociologists, album should be preserved for historians, the music & poetry on infamous is as significant and potent as on 'Strange Fruit', this is the 1990's version of Strange Fruit.