mobb deep - juvenile hell

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mobb deep - juvenile hell

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Listening to this after a long ass time. Damm, i forgot how dope this album was. Had some sick cuts like "me and my crew", "flavor for the non believers", "hit it from the back", "hold down the fort", and "locked down in spofford". Havoc and prodigy sound mad hungry on this.

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Post by B. Ware tha Siniq »

hit it from the back hit it from the back hit from the back LIKE..... THAT


I love that Ras Kass always said that was his favorite song haha

The Large Professor "Peer Pressure" remix is crazy raw

"I wasn't down with the mainstream, or should I say their team?"


some gems on it to be sure... the album as a whole is forgettable though...

easily eclipsed by their next three albums

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yeah a good debut that has long been forgotten by the masses. but defintley worth throwing in the cd player now and then. i agree that the peer pressume remix was butters.

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Yea the peer pressure remix was bananas.

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B. Ware tha Siniq wrote: easily eclipsed by their next three albums
i only have the infamous, and this was going to be my next mobb deep purchase, so is it a consensus that i should reconsider?

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Post by Irwin Fletcher »

zygmontone wrote:
B. Ware tha Siniq wrote: easily eclipsed by their next three albums
i only have the infamous, and this was going to be my next mobb deep purchase, so is it a consensus that i should reconsider?
Yes, Hell On Earth is much better.

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Post by Sensasianal »

Hell On Earth > Juvenile Hell.

No question.
Is this hiphop? Hell no, this is war.
I've been trying to tell you that since How About Some Hardcore.

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Post by the Wiper »

why exactly are you fine folks comparing 'juvenile hell' and 'hell on earth'??

i was just wondering.

zyg, the only reason you'd need 'juvenile hell' is if you're a collector, or just want to hear the early days of mobb deep.

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Post by Irwin Fletcher »

the Wiper wrote:why exactly are you fine folks comparing 'juvenile hell' and 'hell on earth'??

i was just wondering.

zyg, the only reason you'd need 'juvenile hell' is if you're a collector, or just want to hear the early days of mobb deep.
Because Zyg was saying that the next Mobb Deep album he was going to buy was Juvenile Hell, and he said 'The Infamous' was the only Mobb Deep album he currently owns. In other words, he doesn't have 'Hell On Earth', yet he was going to make the fatal mistake of buying 'Juvenile Hell', which is not even worth buying, especially not if you don't have 'Hell On Earth' in your collection, or even 'Murda Muzik' for that matter.

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Post by trotsky »

I love how on "Peer Pressure" they blamed their criminal leanings to wanting to fit in at school and get girls (or at least that's what I always recalled, it's been a while since I listened to the album).

A great album indeed.

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Post by B. Ware tha Siniq »

My opinion on the ranking of Mobb Deep albums

1. The Infamous...
2. Hell On Earth
3. Murda Muzik
4. H.N.I.C. (Prodigy's solo)
5. Juvenile Hell
6. Amerika's Nightmare
7. Infamy
8. Free Agents

5-8 aren't worth buying in their own right necessarily... but they each have a few bangers on them that are worth downloading


PEACE

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free agents wasnt all that bad

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oracle21 wrote:free agents wasnt all that bad
Solidified is an unintentionally funny song.

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could someone upload "solidified" please

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Post by Doogs »

oracle21 wrote:free agents wasnt all that bad
it was really forgettable, though.

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"locked down in spofford"


One of my favorites.

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Post by Gregg Popabitch1 »

wow, you guys liked juvenile hell like that?

i thought it was an average album when i first heard it in high school.

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First Beard wrote:"locked down in spofford"


One of my favorites.
locked down...locked down...they got me...locked down...

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Post by curiouscharles »

B. Ware tha Siniq wrote: "I wasn't down with the mainstream, or should I say their team?"
and now Hope is that much cooler of an album to me, thanks for this, I am now downloading this album.

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im sendin' cops to cop hell!

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Post by B. Ware tha Siniq »

curiouscharles wrote:
B. Ware tha Siniq wrote: "I wasn't down with the mainstream, or should I say their team?"
and now Hope is that much cooler of an album to me, thanks for this, I am now downloading this album.
something backwards about getting into early mobb deep via Sage Francis... but hey, it ain't where you from, it's where you at

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