Prodigy of Mobb Deep - H.N.I.C. (CD)

Album Details: H.N.I.C.

Release Date:11/20/2000
Label:Relativity
UPC:088561187323

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User Reviews: H.N.I.C.

  • Overall:

    It Grew On Me! Decent Beats!

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Oct 28, 2002

    I didn't like it at first yall but I always liked "Keep It Thoro". But see, I didn't like 'Murda Muzik' because the album that came out in the stores wan't the real album. 'HNIC' however was! Except for maybe one song. Songs like "Delt With The Bull*...***" and "Who U Rep" are masterpieces. I like that midnight murderous sounding hip hop with the static. Havoc is one of the best producers in the game. My other favorites are "You Can Never Feel My Pain", "Genesis" and "Gun Play". If you didn't like it at first, go listen to it again. It's better than a lot of albums out.By the way "Keep It Thoro" is a perfect 10 song, it ranks up there with "Come Clean", "Unbelievable", "Shiznit" and "93 Til'Infinty". All perfect 10 songs. Read more Less

  • Overall:

    GREAT

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Aug 10, 2001

    Ok, first of all people need to get over the fact that Havoc only produced a few tracks on the album, people thats why it isn't a MOBB DEEP album it's a prodigy album his first shot at proving himself in the game as a solo campaign. Prodigy actually ...helped produce many of the trakcs himself and the beats are very Queensbridge if you ask me. They aren't the typical Mobb beats because, well, they're better. No one can lace a track like P and no one can come close to the emotional content that he spills on every track..as he says, "I put my life-time in between the paper's lines", and he does just that. His gangster lyrics have a really great smoothness and his songs reflect that on beats that seam almost custom fitted for him. "Keep it thoro" is probably my favorite cut but my own production style and tendensies vear me toward the title track "H.N.I.C" with it's almost classicly composed melody and light beat, it seams like an almost perfect song. This is an album everyone should have and may recieve my album of the year award. Read more Less

Pro Reviews: H.N.I.C.

  • All Music Guide

    The vitriolic Queensbridge MC, one-half of the enduring kings of reality core Mobb Deep released his first solo album in late 2000. P's grave lyrics chronicle an insular, nightmarish urban world but the MC paints such precise, chilling pictures that he opens up this world of horror to all listeners. This is a corrosive album with a cinematic bent, a veritable Shining on wax. Some of the production is a bit slack considering that the tracks P dusts tend to be classics. Prodigy's Mobb Deep partner Havoc usually supplies these classic haunting beats, but he is mostly absent here. Regardless, the album creeps up on you, like a movie you get into despite the fact it makes your flesh crawl. The lyrics are venomous, a product of P's dark and armored intellect. On tracks like the piano-heavy "Keep It Thoro," "Trials of Love," and the dirge-like "Veterans' Memorial," the production perfectly complements P's deadpan style. The most outstanding cut may be "Never Feel My Pain," where P gives heart...felt voice to being afflicted with sickle cell anemia. Although nihilistic, overall this is a poignant and visceral album detracted only slightly by its unpolished feel musically. - M.F. DiBella , All Music Guide Read more Less

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Biography

Prodigy

Acknowledged as the more skilled member of the duo Mobb Deep on the mic, Prodigy spent years making a name for himself alongside partner Havoc on acclaimed albums such as Hell on Earth (1996) and Murda Muzik (1999) before releasing his first solo album, HNIC, on Loud Records in late 2000. With this album, Prodigy teamed up with a roster of outside producers such as the ... Read more