Mobb Deep

Following their 1993 debut, Juvenile Hell, Mobb Deep's second album established Havoc and Prodigy as the premier NYC thugs, with a grim vibe and dark tracks that would be imitated by countless others. A classic through and through, it features some of the Mobb's biggest hits like "Survival of the Fittest" and "Shook Ones Pt. II."

The Wu-Tang clan and their offshoots have returned an elevating spirit to the New York
hip-hop scene in a way that hasn't been experienced there since the mid-'80s, when rivals
KRS-One and MC Shan traded lyrical barbs with "Kill That Noise" and "The Bridge Is Over."
New albums by KRS-One, Mobb Deep and Fat Joe bring the spotlight back to New York's
South Bronx and Queensbridge Projects, but rather than fighting for borough su... More >