Best Hip-Hop album of 1996? AEOM? RD? IWW?
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thesynthesis wrote: »"Mobb Deep wonder why ? blowed them out. Next time grown folks talk, ? close your mouth"
Pac saw them as kids, like young ? , they hadnt earned stripes to go at him, when u go to war with a ? , makesure u studied his style
Anyways with the Nas beef dead, it was inventible Mobb Deep wud peace it up, that beef was pointless and served no purpose
pac had bigger fish to fry. -
Yeah, likewise .
I really think P could have War'd with Pac better then Nas or Jay-Z could. (at that time)
Not only lyrically, but with Havocs legendary production too.
Prodigy's verse on Drop a Gem on 'Em was uncut raw, and Havoc blacked out on that song production wise. Bar for bar, P could see Pac easy, at the time that is.
But yeah, the beef would have eventually subsided. -
DMTxCannabis wrote: »Prodigy's verse on Drop a Gem on 'Em was uncut raw, and Havoc blacked out on that song production wise. Bar for bar, P could see Pac easy, at the time that is.
But yeah, the beef would have eventually subsided.
bar for bar sickle p could not ? with pac
lyrically no way no how. -
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the good ol days
the best overall work of art that year was clearly Outkast ATLiens.
Nobody outside of the Tri-State area knew who the ? Jay-Z was at that time and Reasonable Doubt is not a classic by the way
It was written, the score, ironman could have all been the best. Didnt Bone Thugs drop E.1999 Eternal that year too? UGK Ridin ? came out that year also. Nothing but classics that year.
Those where the days when a Soulja Boy or a Gucci Mane would never see the light of day -
Makaveli The King wrote: »bar for bar sickle p could not ? with pac
lyrically no way no how.
Co sign! I never understood what people saw in prodigy. Yeah he had some nice beats but lyrically he always been average at best to me. Most of his rhymes, don't rhyme. I guess you have to be from the east coast to understand him -
the good ol days
the best overall work of art that year was clearly Outkast ATLiens.
Nobody outside of the Tri-State area knew who the ? Jay-Z was at that time and Reasonable Doubt is not a classic by the way
It was written, the score, ironman could have all been the best. Didnt Bone Thugs drop E.1999 Eternal that year too? UGK Ridin ? came out that year also. Nothing but classics that year.
Those where the days when a Soulja Boy or a Gucci Mane would never see the light of day
real ? . -
further proves my point is pac has 3 classics, cuz ? cant decide between aeom and 7 days
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Makaveli The King wrote: »bar for bar sickle p could not ? with pac
lyrically no way no how.
Lol, i think we've been listening to two different Prodigys. He blacked out on songs like Apostle's Warning and Still Shinin' from Hell On Earth...
...But whatever though. -
Co sign! I never understood what people saw in prodigy. Yeah he had some nice beats but lyrically he always been average at best to me. Most of his rhymes, don't rhyme. I guess you have to be from the east coast to understand him
lol that's the thing about p his ?
don't even rhyme most of the time
is he a great lyricist were he rhymes multisyllabic
and the syllables match up with the rhymes hell no ! get the ? out of here ! -
Bomb First>>>>Reasonable Doubt
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DMTxCannabis wrote: »Lol, i think we've been listening to two different Prodigys. He blacked out on songs like Apostle's Warning and Still Shinin' from Hell On Earth...
...But whatever though.
homie i own every mobb deep album from the infamus to amerkiaz night mare
and prodigy has never been super lyrical and o the level lyrically of
nas ras kass makaveli jay-z common sense kool g rap etc he is a 1 syllable rhymer
stop overrating prodigy. -
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Makaveli The King wrote: »homie i own every mobb deep album from the infamus to amerkiaz night mare
and prodigy has never been super lyrical and o the level lyrically of
nas ras kass makaveli jay-z common sense kool g rap etc he is a 1 syllable rhymer
stop overrating prodigy.
Never said he was super lyrical
Never said he was on the level of Nas, Kool G, etc.
And i'm not overrating Prodigy...
...Prodigy's style was very intricate to me, i don't base everything on multis. And just because a rapper supposedly uses more multis than the next rapper, doesn't mean that they can beat them in a battle. -
DMTxCannabis wrote: »Never said he was super lyrical
Never said he was on the level of Nas, Kool G, etc.
And i'm not overrating Prodigy...
...Prodigy's style was very intricate to me, i don't base everything on multis. And just because a rapper supposedly uses more multis than the next rapper, doesn't mean that they can beat them in a battle.
i never said u said he was on the level
of g rap nas etc
and i don't base everything on multi's either
prodigy also did'nt have internal rhyme no slant rhymes
no complex metaphors no great wordplay he had a wack flow
and his punchlines were ass also he wasn't a great songwriter.
all im saying is he wasn't a elite lyricist. -
prodigy was lyrically better than pac
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thesynthesis wrote: »"Mobb Deep wonder why ? blowed them out. Next time grown folks talk, ? close your mouth"
Pac saw them as kids, like young ? , they hadnt earned stripes to go at him, when u go to war with a ? , makesure u studied his style
Anyways with the Nas beef dead, it was inventible Mobb Deep wud peace it up, that beef was pointless and served no purpose
Thats fine ....
All P (or Havoc) had to do was name drop Pac once, and anything could have happened.
Imagine this:
"Who Shot Ya? Pac probably screamed louder than an opera
New York gotcha, now you wanna use my mob as a crutch
what makes you think you cant get bucked again?"
Hell on Earth came out within 2 weeks after the 7 Day Theory.
Such a quick response alone would have gave the Mobb some shine.
NY alone would've embraced P for officially stepping up to the plate.
Pac stays alive, he'd be battling with half of NY throughout the late 90's. -
Thats fine ....
All P (or Havoc) had to do was name drop Pac once, and anything could have happened.
Imagine this:
"Who Shot Ya? Pac probably screamed louder than an opera
New York gotcha, now you wanna use my mob as a crutch
what makes you think you cant get bucked again?"
Hell on Earth came out within 2 weeks after the 7 Day Theory.
Such a quick response alone would have gave the Mobb some shine.
NY alone would've embraced P for officially stepping up to the plate.
Pac stays alive, he'd be battling with half of NY throughout the late 90's.
that's the think mobb deep were local artist
pac was a worldwide superstar -
Thats fine ....
All P (or Havoc) had to do was name drop Pac once, and anything could have happened.
Imagine this:
"Who Shot Ya? Pac probably screamed louder than an opera
New York gotcha, now you wanna use my mob as a crutch
what makes you think you cant get bucked again?"
Hell on Earth came out within 2 weeks after the 7 Day Theory.
Such a quick response alone would have gave the Mobb some shine.
NY alone would've embraced P for officially stepping up to the plate.
Pac stays alive, he'd be battling with half of NY throughout the late 90's.
naw cuz minus biggy he was cool with everyone important
he was also done with battling, random ? was tryna get shine off him, so that ? became borin fast -
Makaveli The King wrote: »no great wordplay he had a wack flow
and his punchlines were ass also he wasn't a great songwriter.
all im saying is he wasn't a elite lyricist.
His flow was what made him ill imo, his flow was on some drunken boxing ? , wild unpredictable...
...But the rest is your opinion, i obviously disagree. -
Muddy Waters best album to come out in 96
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i cant even call it but dont forget about
the roots- illadelphalife
busta rhymes- the coming
geto boys- resurrection
ras kass- soul on ice
jeru the damaja- wrath of the math
de la soul- stakes is high
redman- muddy waters
heltah skeltah- nocutrnal
westside connection- bow down
classic year... -
Makaveli The King wrote: »that's the think mobb deep were local artist
pac was a worldwide superstar
A world wide super star just giving those local artist a chance to make some major noise.
Havoc - "Yelling my name only giving me Props" .
Plus Mobb Deep debuted 6th on the Boards, with a 4 Mic Source album.
A name drop could've done more good then bad for an already successful Hell on Earth -
A great year for Hip-Hop.
