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Blood Money

Mobb Deep, Mobb Deep | Format: Audio CD

2.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)

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Product details

Audio CD (8 May 2006)
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Polydor Group
ASIN: B000FFCLR0
Other Editions: Audio CD | Vinyl | MP3 Download

Average Customer Review: 2.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 123,348 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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1. Smoke It [Explicit] Mobb Deep 2:57 �0.69 Buy MP3

2. Put 'Em In Their Place [Explicit] Mobb Deep 3:56 �0.89 Buy MP3

3. Stole Something [Explicit] Mobb Deep 3:57 �0.69 Buy MP3

4. Creep [Explicit] Mobb Deep 4:01 �0.69 Buy MP3

5. Speaking So Freely [Explicit] Mobb Deep 3:11 �0.69 Buy MP3

6. Backstage Pass [Explicit] Mobb Deep 3:05 �0.69 Buy MP3

7. Give It To Me [Explicit] Mobb Deep 3:08 �0.69 Buy MP3

8. Click Click [Explicit] Mobb Deep 4:25 �0.69 Buy MP3

9. Pearly Gates [Explicit] Mobb Deep 4:16 �0.69 Buy MP3

10. Capital P Capital H [Explicit] Mobb Deep 4:15 �0.69 Buy MP3

11. Daydreamin' [Explicit] Mobb Deep 3:07 �0.69 Buy MP3

12. The Infamous [Explicit] Mobb Deep 3:53 �0.69 Buy MP3

13. In Love With The Moulah [Explicit] Mobb Deep 3:13 �0.69 Buy MP3

14. It's Alright [Explicit] Mobb Deep 4:25 �0.69 Buy MP3

15. Have A Party [Explicit] Mobb Deep 4:00 �0.89 Buy MP3

16. Outta Control [Explicit] 50 Cent 4:07 �0.89 Buy MP3

17. So Ill Mobb Deep 3:02 �0.69 Buy MP3

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Its now a decade since Mobb Deep unleashed The Infamous, one of the all-time classic hip hop albums, containing the still fearsome "Shook Ones Pt 2". On follow-up Hell On Earth, the duo of Prodigy and Havoc slipped deeper into a world of horror. And now, under the tutelage of 50 Cent, they've entered the realm of complete fantasy.

Sad to report, but Blood Money is a typical G Unit affair - short on subtlety, high on repetition, cliché and outright stupidity. The low point? "Backstage Pass", where Havoc informs a luckless groupie that he'll leave stretch marks in her throat. The old romantic. Only the eerie backing to "Creep" bears repeated listening, and even that would be improved by removing the vocals.

What happened to Mobb Deep's lyrical prowess? Has Fiddy been feeding them stupid pills? Seriously, this is one poor, uninspiring album. Blood Money is what happens when once-hungry rappers get fat. Ugly stuff. --Adam Webb

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2.0 out of 5 stars not exactly classic mobb deep... 14 Jan 2007

By black-syrup

Format:Audio CD

This is an 'okay' album. The beats and rapping are consistently 'okay'. There's a very nice soul/hip-hop crossover track with Mary J Blige towards the end, but it's in the Beezer Homes League of Mobb Deep tracks with female vocals compared to, say, 'Temperature's Rising', which would be like Man Utd on top of the Premiership.

Apparently 50 Cent features on 5 or 6 tracks on this album...I didn't realise. I am totally incapable of identifying his voice. Everyone's voice except for Havoc's seems to blend into one on this album, making some kind of Voltron style G Unit omni-rapper - which is nowhere near as exciting as that description makes it sound.

Overall: Mobb Deep are legends and everyone loves them for their first 3 albums, but ever since 'Infamy' they've changed so much they're basically not the same group.

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4.0 out of 5 stars New Label and production, does Mobb deep still sound the same? 19 Jun 2006

By T. Gregersen

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If you haven't heard the album yet you're probably asking yourself this question. The Album Blood Money showcases Mobb Deep in familiar tettitory. They're are still some of the best to portray the snow and salt stained curbs in queensbridge. Many of the beats sound like regular G-unit stuff but Mobb Deep stands out and rides the tracks with their own aggressive composition.

It's not their best album to date but still a good album.. Tracks that stand out positively:

Smoke It - dark and grimey like any old Mobb Deep track

Put In their place - a single of the album.. pretty good song

Pearly Gates - 50 Cent sounds like garbage on this but Prodigy spits fire

Daydreamin - Another one of those tracks where Prodigy shows his skills on the mic..

Have A Party - Upbeat song with brilliant Mobb Deep stuff.. Even 50 cent can't destroy this song.

Outta Control - Another party song that can get the club poppin

Conclusion: this album is a mixture of Old Mobb Deep, New Mobb Deep, Mobb with appereances from G-Unit.. Could have turned out to be a mess, but a really good New York album, now-a-days when the south is on top..

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4.0 out of 5 stars MOBB's 7th album and still HOT 13 Jun 2006

By Gaz

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I'm a bit aggravated by all these reviews about Mobb Deep's new album --'Blood Money'. They all mentioned how 'commercial' and 'poor' it was, but nothing could be further from the truth.

Yes, MOBB have signed to G-Unit records so their style has inevitably changed, but the ability is still top class, and this album contains some very good tracks. 'Put Em in Their Place', 'Give It To Me', 'Daydreamin', and 'The Infamous' are the better constructed songs, but the majority of the album is quality, with 'Pearly Gates' and 'Creep' being the only bad tracks as they are quite simply bizarre. (However, there are those out there who enjoy 'different' sort of songs and these 2 or definitely for you guys!)

MOBB's most recent attempt is not like their other albums admittedly, but it's great to see 2 of hip-hops best artists creating something different, with 50 Cent adding some spice.

I beg you not to listen to these negative reviews as Mobb Deep have released yet another impressive CD and it would be a shame if rap music fans miss out.....

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5.0 out of 5 stars Thank God it's a good un'!

I must admit first and foremost, I've been a big fan of the Infamous Mobb Deep for the best part of 10 years now and was a little sceptical when i heard that they had signed to... Read more

Published on 5 Jun 2006 by HEWI

2.0 out of 5 stars Worst Mobb Album Yet!

The Mobb return with their 7th studio album - 'Blood Money', this time signed to 50's G-Unit records. Read more

Published on 15 May 2006 by D101

2.0 out of 5 stars Dissapointment

I've been debating who was better over the past couple of years, D.P.G. or Mobb Deep. With this album it's gotta go to the Dogg Pound, Mobb Deep fell off. Read more

Published on 2 May 2006 by Mrs. J. Carroll

1.0 out of 5 stars Far too commercial

If you are a real Mobb Deep fan like myself then you'll know that the duo have put out much better work than this latest G-Unit offering. Read more

Published on 1 May 2006 by Mobb fan

1.0 out of 5 stars Worst Mobb Deep album yet.

I thought it couldn't get any worse than Infamy, but obviously I was wrong. This album hosts some of the weakest beats and rhymes I've ever heard in my life. Read more

Published on 20 April 2006 by Natty Dread

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