When it comes to "evil sounding beats" Mobb Deep are GOAT

[smokeurobinson]

Shook Ones pt 2



Eye For a Eye

Survival Of The Fittest

G.O.D. pt III

Whats Ya Poison


Kill That nikka

My Gats Spittin

When U Hear The

On The Run

Stole Something

The Infamous

Bars & Hooks (Intro)

Wanna Be Thugs

What You Rep

IMDKV

 

[Yoda]

triple six mafia and affilliates tbh

 

[smokeurobinson]

triple six mafia and affilliates tbh

Take a song like "Tear The Club Up", you can hear the attempt but u can also hear that "cheap" sound where as a song like "Shook Ones" or "Eye For An Eye" have that perfect mix making the mood sound cinematic.

 

[THE 101]

The Hell on Earth instrumental album could be a horror score.

 

[The Ruler 09]

Havoc a great prouducer.

 

[smokeurobinson]

Death Row when Dre was there had there moments.

Wu Tang did their share as well ("9th Chamber" is )


No Limit had a lil sumthin sumthin


But Mobb Deep personified that "dark/evil" sound like no other.



I cant lie tho...Them Glory Boyz might be garbage lyrically but they are reigning when it comes to those evil sounding tracks...Songs like "Better Play It Smart" and "How you want it" are proof of that.

 

[TheRtist]

Animal Instinct

 

[Dank Hill]

triple six owns this thread sorry

 

[Mr. Negative]

triple six mafia and affilliates tbh

came to say this, but its already been said.

 

[Mr. Negative]

shout out to DJ UNEEK and his ghost producers.

 

[H.I.M.]

Take a song like "Tear The Club Up", you can hear the attempt but u can also hear that "cheap" sound where as a song like "Shook Ones" or "Eye For An Eye" have that perfect mix making the mood sound cinematic.

If you think tear da club up is a "dark beat" by 3-6 standards... i'm going to go'head and assume you know nothing about their catalog.

There are probably 10-15 "darker" beats than that on the album that song is from...unless we talking about tear da club up '95.

 

[NoHalfWay]

People always talk about Shook One's Pt. II beat, but Shook Ones Pt. I sounds way more darker to me.

 

[smokeurobinson]

If you think tear da club up is a "dark beat" by 3-6 standards... i'm going to go'head and assume you know nothing about their catalog.

There are probably 10-15 "darker" beats than that on the album that song is from...unless we talking about tear da club up '95.

I guess u just assumed wrong.

I used a popular 3-6 song and compared it to popular Mobb Deep songs.


Again....I hear the cheapness in those 36 beats....Mobb Deep mixes are just better. If anything I could see a better argument towards E 1999 over some of the 36 songs mentioned in here because the mixes are more superior. E 1999 had that cinematic dark sound all throughout that album.

 

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You wrong brah

 

[raoulduke187]

yeah there's this lil group from Memphis