For me it's this one:
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The Beat, Havoc's sample in the beginning and Hook, Story of the song... A solid top 5 song of the Album
What's your favorite song off The Infamous?
Juan Torres
Thomas Phillips
>i'm white, in my 20's, browse chan and this is an acclaimed rap album that others agree is cool to like so i'm safe allowing myself to like it
Jason Johnson
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The Infamous is beyond typical 90’s Boom Bap. The music on this album is incredible.
Logan Davis
You ever actually listened to the record? It's a work of art.
Charles Rivera
Colton Hill
imagine projecting this hard lmao
Mason Torres
yes, i have but my critique is that it's posted every single day by white kids with no knowledge of rap outside of the same three albums they circle jerk with the conceit that it's allowable because it's a grade above others but my guess is you couldn't name 20 albums from the same era, you only know this one because it's critically acclaimed and mu-core. it's a continuing reveal of the plebs on this board. just trying to make fun of it so you see how absurd you all look, not because the album is less than great. there are other rap classics, you don't need to isolate this single album and call it art as if it's the only one from the time.
Logan Phillips
Nobody is reading this you pretentious fucking idiot
Brayden Allen
>i don't know any other rap albums except this one by mob deep
Michael Phillips
wow pleb
Brandon Edwards
name some more classic rap albums from the time and you can prove you're not a pleb
Charles Edwards
OP here:
The Coming (with one of my fav BEAT songs from ever by Easy Mo Bee)
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Aquemini
Illmatic
It was Written
Doggystyle
Capital Punishment
Ready to Die
Life After Death
All Eyez on Me
R U Still Down? (Remember Me)
Eat shit faggot.
Luis Sanders
I like Up North Trip and Drink Away the Pain but let's be honest, if your favorite song is neither Shook Ones or Survival of the Fittest you're a tryhard contrarian or lying to yourself.
Nathan Russell
i said name 20, not name less than 10 and use obvious mu-core shit ,like illmatic and fucking biggie and tupac. you wouldn't know rap music if it hit you in the balls
Nathan Taylor
Of course Shook is a classic, Survival is ok but not that great for me. For me Trife Life is just Something else, just for the sample Havoc used.
I Don't know where the fuck he found this, seriously, that intro
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Carter Lewis
Fuck off i have Nothing to prove to some nobody on Yea Forums.
>and use obvious mu-core shit ,like illmatic and fucking biggie and tupac
Not my fault if songs in those Albums are S+ tier and like those records
Jayden Harris
also Craddle & QU Hectic are hard hitting good dark songs with Havoc going in on QU. For example i prefer them way more thant Suvival.
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Good choice btw on Up North and Situations, i have them on my phone.
Thomas Myers
fuck off oldhead
Blake Price
c'mon dude, don't point out that i only like these rap albums because they're listed on best of's and considered the greats by reviewers. i don't wanna listen to any others
Bentley Gonzalez
this dude thinks he's cool because he listens to some obscure 90s rapper
Jonathan Martin
>wow lemme show how much of a music expert i am because i listen to OLD literally WHO albums.
Ethan Anderson
you're in a rap thread for a 90's album and you are defending that you're this much of a pleb that it's the only shit you know. i'm not talking about obscure shit, i'm talking about shit other than the like 5 albums you circle jerk here that sold millions of records and are considered classics and you're so fucking musically illiterate you don't even know the first thing about what i'm talking about. it's like acting like the 70's only had two rock records. fucking whitey plebs
Angel Stewart
post that good shit then, let's see if I really know nothing about it
Parker Taylor
>Inb4 Big Krit, Rakim spam 'n' sheeit.
Jack Mitchell
lol you obviously don't if you can't post anything yourself and are attacking someone for calling you out
Ryan Wright
cool
Leo Watson
Party Over.
Nicholas Perez
90s rap sounds too dated to me. americaz nightmare is my favorite mobb deep album because the production still holds up
John Harris
fuckin shook ones son
Carson Cooper
what are you even mad about? that a classic album gets more attention than whatever other lesser known ones you're listening to? of course it does you fucking retard, thats not something unique to hip hop. instead of larping as a "true hip hop head", talking shit and assuming the worst of the people you would actually contribute something (like whatever records you think are more worthy of discussion) if you cared about the genre.
Robert Lewis
>instead of larping as a "true hip hop head", talking shit and assuming the worst of the people you would actually contribute something
nah instead he replies with this cop out response
Elijah Campbell
Why does everybody think this is the best Mobb Deep album lmao
Ryan Robinson
The only other album that comes close is Hell on Earth.
Camden Russell
holy shit i didn't know people like that still existed
what a throwback to mid/late 00s internet music forums, where there was always a white kid who hated 'backpackers' and people who only liked the classics, and pretended to be in terrible southern rap in order to look legit
protip: you'll be painfully painfully embarrassed of every word you're typing a few years from now
Ian Hall
>the only good mobb deep albums
Oliver Evans
no, i am disgusted that this board is convinced there are only a few classic rap albums because the circle jerk brainwashing is that bad.
Jordan James
>to be in terrible
to be into* i mean
also i feel like going back to ilxor and reading ethan's posts rn
Jaxson Taylor
Hit it from the back is dope tho from Juvenile Hell
Josiah Parker
>the classics
you're reading comprehension is off, i am saying THERE ARE MORE CLASSICS so why only post mobs deep, illmatic and maybe two others. because of mu-core brainwashing cocksuckery
Lucas Long
I like Prodigy but Havoc was always the better rapper. I don't know why Prodigy is the one that gets so much praise.
James Martinez
Give Up the Goods. Prodigy goes in.
I’ll help since these nephews all got into rap in the last 3 years
Lifestylez ov tha Poor and Dangerous
Operation Stackola
Doe or Die
Hard to Earn
Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Starr
It Was Written
Ridin’ Dirty
Reasonable Doubt
Liquid Swords
Money, Power, &Respect
Adrenaline Rush
The Coming
93 ‘til infinity
Murda Muzik
Resurrection
Mecca &the Soul Brother (well-known but whatever)
Livin’ Proof
Firing Squad
The Untouchable
No More Glory
Samuel Sanders
Aren't these enough for you?
Elijah Perry
>Havoc was always the better rapper
Controversial opinion right there. Prodigy made the better solo projects and had all the features. I always saw Havoc as a producer first and a rapper second.
Adrian Bailey
who in here is convinced that there are only a few classics? you're arguing against some type stereotype you made up in your head.
Benjamin Gomez
ok good start
sorta too mu-y and missing a lot plus we were talking about early 90s
Please add a couple more:
Scarface - Mr. Scarface Is Back
Gang Starr - Daily Operation
digital underground - Sons of the P
Cypress Hill - Cypress Hill
de la soul - del la soul is dead
Big Daddy Kane - Taste of Chocolate
Too $hort - Get In Where You Fit In
Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet
Ice Cube - Death Certificate
the pharcyde - bizarre i the pharcyde
Del the Funk Homosapien - No need for alarm
Isaiah Hernandez
read the thread at the freakout of the insinuation of this, because you only circle jerk 3 albums and this is one and anyone stating this gets called some old head and nobody can name five albums