Havoc on his sinister shit was an untouchable producer

[Okka]

"Blood Money" had a lot of good tracks, it gets too much hate here.

[13th Duke]

HATE WHEN PEOPLE SAY THEY HATE MOBB DEEP NOW THAT THEY ON G-UNIT. PEOPLE CHANGE AS PEOPLE, SO THEY ARE GOING TO CHANGE AS ARTISTS ALSO. FURTHER MORE, PEOPLE AREN'T RETARDED, AND THERES A LITTLE THING CALLED MARKETING. AND THAT USUALLY DOESNT MEAN THEY ARE GONNA TRY TO CATER TO 1 SMALL GROUP ON THE INTERNET THAT IS BITTER BECAUSE THERE MUSIC DOESNT SOUND EXACTLY LIKE IT DID 10 YEARS AGO.

what a load of rubbish. No-one is asking them to cater to a certain group of people, my issue when they went to G-Unit is simply that I thought the album they released on that label was the worst of their career.

I couldn't give a f**k whether an artist has to change their sound due to 'marketing' or to be more successful, all I care about is the music and Mobb weren't up to scratch for me on that album. nothing more nothing less.

[Lucifuge]

"Blood Money" had a lot of good tracks, it gets too much hate here.

thats that shit..."backstagepass" il ill..beat is fire

@13th Duke
"Americas Nightmare" is more comerc album than this,i mean sound of the album

[13th Duke]

"Blood Money" had a lot of good tracks, it gets too much hate here.

thats that shit..."backstagepass" il ill..beat is fire

@13th Duke
"Americas Nightmare" is more comerc album than this,i mean sound of the album

Hmm we'll have to disagree there then mate cos I also have Amerikaz Nightmare and I thought Blood Money's G-Unit influence made it a lot more accessible to the commercial market.

But I will concede Amerikaz Nightmare was a massive change in sound compared to the album before that, Infamy, which was dark and morbid and in my opinion, very solid. 

[Lucifuge]

damn this track with Nate Dogg on AN album is ahrd as fuck