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Rewind Wednesdays: Mobb Deep – The Infamous Track By Track Review

Posted on May 1, 2013April 22, 2022 by Robbie Ettelson

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Just helped out on this piece over at Takin’ Mines:

Released just a week after the one year anniversary of Nas’ Illmatic, Mobb Deep’s Loud debut, The Infamous, is nothing short of a masterpiece. Although historically, Illmatic has been held to the standard as the best rap album of all time, it’s fair to consider The Infamous as the equivalent of Da Vinci’s Virgin and Child with St. Anne, to his former Mona Lisa.. Illmatic. Imagine younger, mischievous twin brothers to your high school’s star quarterback/prom king.. that’s them Mobb Deep boys Hav and P, compared to Esco (yes, even though Nas was wavin’ automatic guns at Nuns). Well enough of the analogies, we’ll leave that to our words and their raps, as featured in today’s special edition of Rewind Wednesdays.

Rewind Wednesdays: Mobb Deep – The Infamous Track By Track Review

1 thought on “Rewind Wednesdays: Mobb Deep – The Infamous Track By Track Review”

  1. DJGH aka R@$#0D (@djgreenhornet) says:
    May 2, 2013 at

    Rewind Wednesdays: Mobb Deep – The Infamous Track By Track Review http://t.co/RRG6LPXgcM via @unkut

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