Mobb Deep's iconic The Infamous is appropriately hailed as one of the greatest hip-hop albums of the '90s. However, their follow up, Hell On Earth, receives no such praise for reasons that are beyond me. Released only about a year after The Infamous, this album still catches Havoc and P in their artistic prime and is one of the darkest, gulliest rap albums ever made. So if you thought that there was no debating The Infamous as Mobb Deep's best work, guess again.
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