Hell Hath No Fury: Appreciation Post

• Sep 30, 2010

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1. We Got it 4 Cheap

2. Momma I'm So Sorry

3. Mr. Me Too

4. Wamp Wamp

5. Ride Around Shinin

6. Dirty Money

7. Hello New World

8. Keys Open Doors

9.Aint Cha

10. Trill

11. Chinese New Year

12. Nightmares

Let's be honest, they don't make em like this anymore

I know NT gives this CD tons of love, but honestly, this album is perfect. First time I heard some of these songs I was like 

 

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thejrob

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1. We Got it 4 Cheap

2. Momma I'm So Sorry

3. Mr. Me Too

4. Wamp Wamp

5. Ride Around Shinin

6. Dirty Money

7. Hello New World

8. Keys Open Doors

9.Aint Cha

10. Trill

11. Chinese New Year

12. Nightmares

Let's be honest, they don't make em like this anymore

I know NT gives this CD tons of love, but honestly, this album is perfect. First time I heard some of these songs I was like 

 

• Sep 30, 2010

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Personally, this is prolly my most played Hip-Hop album of all time.

This is the Thornton Bro's best piece of work.

The dark, minimalistic production is PERFECT (I don't understand how dude's have complained about the beats in the past

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eneyekayee

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Personally, this is prolly my most played Hip-Hop album of all time.

This is the Thornton Bro's best piece of work.

The dark, minimalistic production is PERFECT (I don't understand how dude's have complained about the beats in the past

).

 

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What an album, I remember me and my ex was listening to this for months straight. It was just pure skill. 

 

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What an album, I remember me and my ex was listening to this for months straight. It was just pure skill. 

 

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Pusha was channeling BIG throughout that entire album. minimal yet genius production. the magnum opus of both The Neptunes and the Thorton Bros.

 

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Pusha was channeling BIG throughout that entire album. minimal yet genius production. the magnum opus of both The Neptunes and the Thorton Bros.

 

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So so appreciated. One of my all time favorite albums without a doubt.

 

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baller23217

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So so appreciated. One of my all time favorite albums without a doubt.

 

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Easily the most overrated album on Niketalk

I really don't even think it's half as good as Lord Willin', but this site hypes everything Pharell or Clipse

 

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Easily the most overrated album on Niketalk

I really don't even think it's half as good as Lord Willin', but this site hypes everything Pharell or Clipse

 

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Pusha lost his cerebellum on this. Listen to this daily.

 

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jordanfan04

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Pusha lost his cerebellum on this. Listen to this daily.

 

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Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1

Easily the most overrated album on Niketalk

I really don't even think it's half as good as Lord Willin', but this site hypes everything Pharell or Clipse

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I gotta agree, I remember all the hype of this album once it dropped. Majority were on Pharell's meat.

 

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Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1

Easily the most overrated album on Niketalk

I really don't even think it's half as good as Lord Willin', but this site hypes everything Pharell or Clipse

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I gotta agree, I remember all the hype of this album once it dropped. Majority were on Pharell's meat.

 

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amazing album.....

dirty money is %+# though...

 

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mosthated770

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amazing album.....

dirty money is %+# though...

 

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lord willin >

 

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joe billionaire

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lord willin >

 

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The best production work the Neptune's have ever done and one of the best produced albums ever. I like Lord Willin but to Hell Hath no Fury is one of the purest and best conceived hip hop albums ever.

Seriously, Lord Willin is nice but...sonically, lyrically it's NOT Hell Hath no Fury, it's so good that despite it's gritty street content, that it reached a very large audience of people who would never listen to hiphop let alone hardcore cocain rap, just because the production was so inventive and perfectly fit a the images the Thornton bros were trying to create.

Seriosuly middle aged white girls who have heard HHNF through my headphones and told me they loved that album, or my teacher hearing it and wanting to know what cd it was. IT'S THAT NICE.

 

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The best production work the Neptune's have ever done and one of the best produced albums ever. I like Lord Willin but to Hell Hath no Fury is one of the purest and best conceived hip hop albums ever.

Seriously, Lord Willin is nice but...sonically, lyrically it's NOT Hell Hath no Fury, it's so good that despite it's gritty street content, that it reached a very large audience of people who would never listen to hiphop let alone hardcore cocain rap, just because the production was so inventive and perfectly fit a the images the Thornton bros were trying to create.

Seriosuly middle aged white girls who have heard HHNF through my headphones and told me they loved that album, or my teacher hearing it and wanting to know what cd it was. IT'S THAT NICE.

 

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Originally Posted by Osh Kosh Bosh

The best production work the Neptune's have ever done and one of the best produced albums ever. I like Lord Willin but to Hell Hath no Fury is one of the purest and best conceived hip hop albums ever.

Seriously, Lord Willin is nice but...sonically, lyrically it's NOT Hell Hath no Fury, it's so good that despite it's gritty street content, that it reached a very large audience of people who would never listen to hiphop let alone hardcore cocain rap, just because the production was so inventive and perfectly fit a the images the Thornton bros were trying to create.

Seriosuly middle aged white girls who have heard HHNF through my headphones and told me they loved that album, or my teacher hearing it and wanting to know what cd it was. IT'S THAT NICE.

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The Neptunes are my fav musicians and I consider this album one of their greatest career achievements (because of how DIFFERENT it sounds from 95% of their catalogue aka "The Neptune Sound").

"Ride Around Shining" is one of the simplest/grimiest/darkest hip-hop beats I've ever heard...

& lyrically, The Brothers (ESPECIALLY Pusha) are > on this than LW...