Album Info
| Artist: | Mobb Deep |
| Album: | Infamy |
| Released: | Europe, 2018 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Pray For Me | 3:21 |
| Featuring - Lil' Mo | ||
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| A2 | Get Away | 3:38 |
| Producer - Ez Elpee | ||
| A3 | Bounce | 4:13 |
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| A4 | Clap | 4:53 |
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| B1 | Kill That Nigga (Kill That) | 3:47 |
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| B2 | My Gats Spitting | 4:34 |
| Featuring - Infamous Mobb | ||
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| B3 | Handcuffs | 3:34 |
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| B4 | Hey Luv (Anything) | 3:56 |
| Featuring - 112 | ||
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| C1 | The Learning (Burn) | 4:15 |
| Featuring - Big Noyd | ||
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| C2 | Live Foul | 4:22 |
| Producer - Scott Storch | ||
| C3 | Hurt Niggas (Hurt) | 3:30 |
| Featuring - Big Noyd | ||
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| C4 | Get At Me | 3:33 |
| Producer - Alchemist | ||
| D1 | I Won't Fall | 3:43 |
| Producer - Scott Storch | ||
| D2 | Crawlin' | 4:42 |
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| D3 | Nothing Like Home | 4:25 |
| Featuring - Littles | ||
| Producer - Havoc | ||
| D4 | There I Go Again | 6:48 |
| Featuring - Ronald Isley | ||
| Producer - Scott Storch |
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Description
Mobb Deep's fifth studio album, Infamy, was released in 2001, and now it's back in a reissue on vinyl format. "Infamy" was a commercial success and marked a significant change in the group's sound. With Infamy, Mobb Deep went in a different direction, using a more commercial sound to appeal to a broader audience, but still maintaining their signature hard-hitting lyrics.
The 2018 reissue of Infamy on vinyl is a must-have for Mobb Deep fans and hip-hop collectors. The sound quality on this reissue is excellent, with a rich and dynamic sound that captures the depth of the production and the gritty intensity of Mobb Deep's lyrics. The vinyl is pressed on heavyweight 180-gram vinyl and comes in a gatefold sleeve that includes original artwork, liner notes, and photos.
Infamy opens with "Pray for Me," a song that sets the tone for the entire album. The production on this track is dark and brooding, with a haunting piano melody that gives the song a sense of unease. Prodigy's lyrics are introspective and reflect on his personal struggles and the challenges of life in the rap game.
"Infamy"'s lead single, "Hey Luv (Anything)," is a departure from Mobb Deep's usual sound. It features a melodic chorus sung by R&B singer 112 and a more commercial sound that made the song a crossover hit. The lyrics still reflect Mobb Deep's streetwise sensibility, with Havoc rapping about the dangers of life in the inner city.
Other standout tracks on Infamy include "Get Away," a gritty track with a thumping beat and hard-hitting lyrics, and "The Learning (Burn)," a collaboration with fellow Queensbridge rapper Big Noyd that features a sample from The Doors' "Light My Fire." The sample adds a psychedelic element to the track, and Mobb Deep's lyrics are as hard-hitting as ever.
Overall, Infamy is an excellent addition to any hip-hop collection, and the 2018 reissue on vinyl is the best way to experience this classic album. The sound quality is outstanding, and the gatefold sleeve is a nice touch that adds to the overall presentation. Mobb Deep's music is timeless, and this reissue is a testament to the group's enduring legacy.
In conclusion, if you're a fan of Mobb Deep or '90s hip-hop, the 2018 vinyl reissue of Infamy is a must-have. "Infamy"'s sound and production quality are top-notch, and the vinyl itself is a beautiful addition to any collection. Mobb Deep's music is still relevant today, and this reissue is an excellent way to rediscover the group's classic sound. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to Mobb Deep's music, this album is sure to impress. Buy your copy today!
