Mobb Deep
Album : Juvenile Hell
Release Date : April 13, 1993
Label : Fourth & Bway/Pgd

Customer Review :

Ten years ago a young Mobb Deep (Prodigy & Havoc) dropped there debut album "Juvenile Hell" (1993). I did not come across this album till a few years ago, like alot of people I started listening to Mobb Deep when they dropped the classic "The Infamous" (1995). Having really come to enjoy there music, its interesting to see where they started at. Mobb comes out raw and hungry on "Me & My Crew", talk about being young and black and trying to be be accepted on "Peer Pressure", and get more hardcore on "Hold Down the Fort" & "Stomp Em Out" feat. Big Noyd. Large Professor Remix of "Peer Presure" spices things up a bit. "Flavour for the Non Believers" closes off album well. As for the album its decent, as a first release from at the time two young artists its good- there are a few tracks I did not feel much, not to mention I dont think they needed the skits. Over the next few years Mobb Deep would progress and develop alot more dropping some very nice albums. I would not recommend this to people who are new to the Mobb, for those I would recommend any of there next three albums and H.N.I.C. I would recommend this for people who are Mobb Deep fans and would like to see where the Mobb started.

Track Listings :

1. Intro
2. Me & My Crew
3. Locked in Spofford
4. Peer Pressure
5. Skit #1
6. Hold Down the Fort
7. Bitch Ass Nigga
8. Hit It from the Back
9. Skit #2
10. Stomp Em Out
11. Skit #3
12. Peer Pressure [The Large Professor Remix]
13. Project Hallways
14. Flavor for the Non Believers

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