Comments on: Unreleased Music: Mobb Deep “Tha World” (Hell On Earth sessions)

By: Chase Greene

Chase Greene — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 19:23:06 +0000

Big Noyd was poppin yo.

By: originoo

originoo — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 07:53:28 +0000

SHIT WAS HARD…… the song in the begining.. F— ALL You B—- A– Ni—az.. (F.A.Y.B.A.N) Was even more official.. peace out to Primo the greatest producer of the 90s… and top 5 producer in hip hop history.

Primo killed that beat..
R.I.P to the member of screwball that passed too

By: originoo

originoo — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 07:49:59 +0000

I have to give it too you on that..

Peoples Instinctive….
Low End Theory…..
and
Midnight Marauders

Have to be the 3 greatest back to back to back albums in hip hop…well at least the 90s. Tribe had a perfect climax and decention as far as albums go in hip hop. because Beats, Rhymes, and Life and Love Movement were worst than worser…

By: originoo

originoo — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 07:46:00 +0000

i give you that…i shouldve said monumental or changed hip hop. Cause I dont feel like RD did anything was a monumental or even changed Hip Hop…like the other albums did. As far as a classic goes, i just feel like in 10-20-30 years when people look back at the best hip hop albums in the 90s. I dont think RD would be one of them. More Vol. 2, because it sold a grip…

By: Tochi

Tochi — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 07:37:41 +0000

I absolutely agree that Jay’s album is not as great as people make it out to be.

People pretend like Jay-Z pioneered mafioso/hustler rap when that clearly wasn’t true. Cuban Linx came out earlier and is a better album. It Was Written & Doe or Die also came out earlier.

and yeah, Jay’s stuff was bumped up to classic status in retrospect because of just how huge he got around ‘98-99/Vol 2 time. and yes Jay knows how to promote his shit REALLY well.

However, it’s still a classic album. There are not many albums that are better than it IMO. From a musical standpoint. and even if people were ‘late’ to come to it, the album was still dope enough to stand the test of time and people were able to pull stuff from it.

By: Mr_Wayne

Mr_Wayne — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 07:19:51 +0000

I love seeing this pure Hip Hop love in here!

By: ShaMeek77

ShaMeek77 — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 05:47:38 +0000

I loved Tribe, but please list the not 1 not 2 but three classic albums in a row that TRIBE dropped better the Mobb’s? REDMAN, isnt a group.

By: originoo

originoo — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:20:16 +0000

Episodes of a hustla…was crack my dude..people slept on that Noyd album son

By: originoo

originoo — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:18:31 +0000

good look onthe evil dee podcast yo

By: originoo

originoo — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:16:46 +0000

The infamous album is a 90s classic point blank period… your right it does rank up there with 36 chambers, ready to die, OBCL, and midnight marauders and so forth….

But I gotta let it out on this one…..im sick and tired of folks trying to compare Reasonable Doubt to all the albums that I just mentioned and the many more albums that are deemed classics of the 90s. All eyez on me etc. LETS KEEP IT REAL PEOPLE when Reasonable Doubt came out it was one of the most slept on albums…and I dont even think it went platinum until many years later….In my eyes it was not a classic at all…it absolutely nothing for hip hop in 96′ (think about it)

Nothing like the WU, PAC, TRIBE..etc. JZ’s album didnt do a damn thing for the 90’s era…so i dont see why folks try to act like RD make a significant impact on the 90s golden era. HOW IS IT A HIP HOP CLASSIC…Aside from the massive pub from Jay Z himself and re-releasing of the album to the public in thelast 10 years….i think JAY Z has done well in convincing the public that it is a classic…sorda like how he has mass marketing campaigns to promote his album…but lets keep it real RD didnt stand a chance against the REAL HIP HOP CLASSICS…..PLEASE SOMEONE LET ME KNOW how it is a classic …. MISSINFO?..SOMEONE? PLEASE!!