Simple: Do you consider Mobb Deep Hip Hop legends? We know they have great albums and impact. Street and songs that ended up legendary in the clubs like Shook Ones and Quiet Storm. We know they have at least 2 classics albums and 20 years in the game.

Ok..

!. Are they legends as a group?
2. Is Prodigy as legend solo? Where does Havoc rank among beat makers?
3. What is your favorite Mobb Deep song?
4. What is your favorite Mobb Deep album?
5. Random Mobb Deep comment

History: Looking below...they have a lot of work. Now, you don't have to scroll. You can stop here. I copied for people who might have forgot how much they have done. I think they are Hip Hop legends.


Studio albums

Juvenile Hell (1993)
The Infamous (1995)
Hell on Earth (1996)
Murda Muzik (1999)
Infamy (2001)
Amerikaz Nightmare (2004)
Blood Money (2006)

Mixtapes

Back from a Hiatus (1998)
Free Agents: The Murda Mixtape (2003)
The Mix Tape Before 9/11 (2004)
The New Mobb Deep (2004)
Welcome To G-Unit (2005)
Best In Bizness - G-Unit Radio 17 (2006)
Best in Bizness Volume 2 - G-Unit Radio 20 (2006)
Queens Till The Casket Drop (2011)
White Cocaine (Mixed by Dj Iron Sparks) (2011)



Extended Plays

Black Cocaine (2011)

Compilation albums

Life of the Infamous (2006)
The Infamous Archives (2007)
The Safe Is Cracked (2009)

Other albums

The Dunn Language (Unreleased) (2002)

Main article: Prodigy discography
Studio albums

2000: H.N.I.C.
2008: H.N.I.C. Pt. 2
2012: H.N.I.C. 3
2012: The Bumpy Johnson Album

Collaborative albums

2007: Return of the Mac (with The Alchemist)
2008: Product of the 80's (with Big Twins & Un Pacino)
2013: Albert Einstein (with The Alchemist)


lbums

2007: The Kush
2009: Hidden Files
2013: 13

Mixtapes

2007: The One And Only
2009: From Now On The Mixtape

Instrumental albums

2013: Beats Collection
2013: Beats Collection 2

>Simple: Do you consider Mobb Deep Hip Hop legends? We know
>they have great albums and impact. Street and songs that ended
>up legendary in the clubs like Shook Ones and Quiet Storm. We
>know they have at least 2 classics albums and 20 years in the
>game.
>
>Ok..
>
>!. Are they legends as a group? yea
>2. Is Prodigy as legend solo? Where does Havoc rank among beat
>makers? not a legend but he a legendary mc...Havoc is def a top beatmakers. his solo album was good this year 2.
>3. What is your favorite Mobb Deep song? apostle's warning
>4. What is your favorite Mobb Deep album? Hell on Earth
>5. Random Mobb Deep comment I went to sleep to Hell On Earth every night for like 2 months.

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"F you Im better in tune with the Infinite"

Yeah, it was crazy to follow up The Infamous with Hell On Earth. That album was insane.

!. Are they legends as a group? they made the infamous and hell on earth so fuck yeah
>2. Is Prodigy as legend solo? fuck no Where does Havoc rank among beat
>makers? very high
>3. What is your favorite Mobb Deep song?
no idea. way too hard of a decision, cradle to the grave comes to mind
>4. What is your favorite Mobb Deep album?
the infamous
>5. Random Mobb Deep comment
the infamous is a top 10 hip hop album IMO. I don't care about anything mobb deep did after murda musik though. Its almost depressingly worse. prodigy has had a crazy fall off in the rhyme department......

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Yeah but HNIC was still classic Prodigy and that was in 2000 I believe..

Thanks for responses though #Respect

not classic

it was already slighlty noticable that prodigy was regressing as an MC IMO. I'm probably nit picking but whatever. Obvoiusly not as bad as what was to come but still

Prodigy is still one of my favorite MCs but its gotten to the point to where I almost like to see his 90s self and his post 90s self as two different people. I listen to Hell on Earth/The Infamous religiously

also all the people that said g unit ruined mobb deep were talking out of their ass, mobb deep ruined mobb deep

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Valid points. Yeah, G-Unit didn't ruin them. They just lost their way at some point.

>>3. What is your favorite Mobb Deep song?
>no idea. way too hard of a decision, cradle to the grave comes
>to mind

I've never heard anyone say Cradle To The Grave wasn't the weakest cut on the Infamous.

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>>>3. What is your favorite Mobb Deep song?
>>no idea. way too hard of a decision, cradle to the grave
>comes
>>to mind
>
>I've never heard anyone say Cradle To The Grave wasn't the
>weakest cut on the Infamous.

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I seem to can't go a month without hearing some Mobb Deep tunes, and their catalog is pretty deep as well as their unreleased/demo catalog too.

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People love throwing that word Legend around and then when challenged on it they try and find some kind of qualifier....well they are a Hip Hop legend or they are East Coast legends or they are Queensbridge legends. How about they are a dope duo that has some great songs and a pretty good catalog? That's what I'd say about them:

1. Are they legends as a group?

No. Run DMC, Public Enemy, Wu Tang, Outkast..those are legends. They changed the game. Mobb Deep is a just a good Hip Hop duo.

2. Is Prodigy as legend solo? No way, no how.

Where does Havoc rank among beat makers? He's pretty good and perfect for what Mobb Deep was..nothing "legendary" though.

3. What is your favorite Mobb Deep song?

Survival Of The Fittest

4. What is your favorite Mobb Deep album?

The Infamous

5. Random Mobb Deep comment

The Infamous is a classic album & Hell On Earth is a damn good album. They represent that dark, gritty, "dun dun" sound of 90's NY street rap to me. If there was a gangster film set in NY Mobb Deep would be the soundtrack to that.

i'd also say that quiet storm is legendary, but that's debatable. shook ones isn't tho.

other than that, i agree with you

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Agree. Too many 'classic' this and 'goat' that. They were good. I kinda equate them to the Beatnuts, as far as how good, popular and impactful they were.

Man how many times has the infamous been scratched on other records? That album alone puts them in the Hall of Fame. The Infamous/Hell On Earth were one of hip hop's great one-two punches.

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I can't even knock anyone that called them legendary

I leaned moreso towards HOF'ers than legends because a legend (IMO) directly influences others with their style. I don't think they influenced nor where the first to do what they were doing. They were just very good at it and for the most part stayed in their lane

So they have hiphop HOF credentials and should definitely be in that category, but me personally wouldn't call them legendary

>I leaned moreso towards HOF'ers than legends because a legend
>(IMO) directly influences others with their style.



I agree, I'd say they are in the Hall of Fame but they're not in that upper echelon, Jordan-Magic-Bird level of the HOF, they're down with like Dolph Schayes and Joe Dumars and shit



I never listen to anything they made after Hell on Earth except select tracks, but Infamous + Hell On Earth is like a moment in time, those are landmark east coast 90's classics and they will live on because of those.

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Good shit

Mobb I can ALWAYS play and they are definitely a fav of mine too...there was a time that I was consistenly copping Mobb albums off the strength of their consistency

One of the few things about Mobb is that their radio hits never sounded like radio hits but got the party jumpin' and they didn't deviate from their style to make them. And for the most part, 80-90% of their album(s) would have tracks on par with the radio hits...so buying a Mobb Deep album it would be rare for me to just like ONE song...at the very least I'd like a good 60-70% of the album.

Redman and Black Moon also have that effect on me too (that's a different discussion though)

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>Simple: Do you consider Mobb Deep Hip Hop legends? We know
>they have great albums and impact. Street and songs that ended
>up legendary in the clubs like Shook Ones and Quiet Storm. We
>know they have at least 2 classics albums and 20 years in the
>game.
>
>Ok..
>
>!. Are they legends as a group? No but they're close
>2. Is Prodigy as legend solo? No. Where does Havoc rank among beat
>makers? 11-15 range
>3. What is your favorite Mobb Deep song? Apostle's Warning
>4. What is your favorite Mobb Deep album? Hell On Earth
>5. Random Mobb Deep comment
I loved Mobb Deep at one point but they fell off after HNIC in a major way. Still one of my favorite duos.
>
>History: Looking below...they have a lot of work. Now, you
>don't have to scroll. You can stop here. I copied for people
>who might have forgot how much they have done. I think they
>are Hip Hop legends.
>
>
>Studio albums
>
> Juvenile Hell (1993)
> The Infamous (1995)
> Hell on Earth (1996)
> Murda Muzik (1999)
> Infamy (2001)
> Amerikaz Nightmare (2004)
> Blood Money (2006)
>
>Mixtapes
>
> Back from a Hiatus (1998)
> Free Agents: The Murda Mixtape (2003)
> The Mix Tape Before 9/11 (2004)
> The New Mobb Deep (2004)
> Welcome To G-Unit (2005)
> Best In Bizness - G-Unit Radio 17 (2006)
> Best in Bizness Volume 2 - G-Unit Radio 20 (2006)
> Queens Till The Casket Drop (2011)
> White Cocaine (Mixed by Dj Iron Sparks) (2011)
>
>
>
>Extended Plays
>
> Black Cocaine (2011)
>
>Compilation albums
>
> Life of the Infamous (2006)
> The Infamous Archives (2007)
> The Safe Is Cracked (2009)
>
>Other albums
>
> The Dunn Language (Unreleased) (2002)
>
>Main article: Prodigy discography
>Studio albums
>
> 2000: H.N.I.C.
> 2008: H.N.I.C. Pt. 2
> 2012: H.N.I.C. 3
> 2012: The Bumpy Johnson Album
>
>Collaborative albums
>
> 2007: Return of the Mac (with The Alchemist)
> 2008: Product of the 80's (with Big Twins & Un Pacino)
> 2013: Albert Einstein (with The Alchemist)
>
>
>lbums
>
> 2007: The Kush
> 2009: Hidden Files
> 2013: 13
>
>Mixtapes
>
> 2007: The One And Only
> 2009: From Now On The Mixtape
>
>Instrumental albums
>
> 2013: Beats Collection
> 2013: Beats Collection 2
>
>

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Falcons, Braves, Bulldogs and Hawks

Geto Boys, Poison Clan, UGK, Eightball & MJG, OutKast, Goodie Mob

They are one of several Hip-Hop groups that made one great album (=the Infamous in this case) but didn't do much good shit afterwards (NO, I don't like "Hell on earth" at all outside of a few songs-sue me!). Theonly reason they got a hang when the likes of, say, Black Sheep didn't is because of the era.

As mc's they are terminally boring with that whole "Yo dunn" drugdealing schtick delivered in a dull way which was fresh for one album (barely). Havoc as a producer was the RZA light and unremarkable. "Infamous" was cool because the drum-patterns still had some spunk but by the next album, it was all fettuchini cheese.

Honestly, give me MOP over these dudes any day of the week...

>They are one of several Hip-Hop groups that made one great
>album (=the Infamous in this case) but didn't do much good
>shit afterwards (NO, I don't like "Hell on earth" at all
>outside of a few songs-sue me!). Theonly reason they got a
>hang when the likes of, say, Black Sheep didn't is because of
>the era.
>
>As mc's they are terminally boring with that whole "Yo dunn"
>drugdealing schtick delivered in a dull way which was fresh
>for one album (barely). Havoc as a producer was the RZA light
>and unremarkable. "Infamous" was cool because the
>drum-patterns still had some spunk but by the next album, it
>was all fettuchini cheese.
>
>Honestly, give me MOP over these dudes any day of the week...

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the brown figures on the walls of my apart-a-ment...

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had some joints, however unless you is a fan they ain't heavily put in discussions like that. they cool, however not that deep.

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Miami Heat, New York Yankees,buffalo bills

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Falcons, Braves, Bulldogs and Hawks

Geto Boys, Poison Clan, UGK, Eightball & MJG, OutKast, Goodie Mob

and was a very good album.

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Mr. Cee best of Mobb Deep
Mobb Misses pt. 1
Mobb Misses pt. 2

Those three tapes have all the best Mobb Deep material that never appeared on a retail album. Mobb Deep only had about 4 years of greatness but during that 4 years they made like 5-6 albums worth of really good material.
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some may not dig their latest stuff..the eps and such...but they still making bangers in the game..