Front Lines (Hell On Earth) – Mobb Deep

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Front Lines (Hell On Earth) – Mobb Deep

Posted on July 16, 2009 by Reviresco

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The Infamous Mobb Deep released the follow up to their classic Infamous album Hell On Earth back in 96. The Queensbridge duo of Havoc & Prodigy were at the top of their game as well as the top of N.Y.C. Hell on Earth yielded many singles such as Drop a Gem on Em, Still Shining, G.O.D. Part 3 and the album titled Front Lines (Hell on Earth) it also featured many of raps elite at the time Method Man, Nas, Big Noyd, Infamous Mobb and Raekwon. Front Lines (Hell on Earth)video, enjoy.Download/Stream–> http://www.zshare.net/audio/611516886338d7c0/

Filed under: Classics Don't Sleep | Tagged: 1996, 41st, 41st side, Alchemist, Animal Instinct, Big Noyd, Cormega, Drop a Gem on Em, Frontlines, give up the goods, Godfather part 3, Havoc, hell on earth, Infamous Mobb, Juvenile Hell, method man, Mobb Deep, murda muzik, Nas, Nitty, Prodigy, Queens, queensbridge, Raekwon, Screwball, shook ones, survival of the fittest, the infamous, Trife Life, Twin Gambino |

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lex luthor, on July 16, 2009 at 2:42 pm said:

this shit remind me of stealin beer from my friends pops and drinkin in pissy stairways and pissin in the elevator…brotha men you wit me…. hahaaha classic shit let it play