Hell on Earth vs Hell Hath No Fury.. which album is the better album?..

DMTxCannabis

Released: November 19, 1996..







Released: November 28, 2006..

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Imo Hell on Earth is the best Rap album of 1996, and Hell Hath No Fury is the best Rap album of 2006.. so I ask, which album do ya'll think is better?..

Oceanic

Hell On Earth.

Hell On Earth

jayvon32

Hell On Earth.

I like Hell Hath No Fury but Hell on Earth >>>>>>>>>>>>>

ohhhla

Hell On Earth.

@DMTxCannabis

You're one of my favorite reason poster

Hell Hath No Fury is great album but no.

I can see why you compare the two because one duo has two above average lyricist

And another duo has a weak partner in crime.

rip.dilla

Hell On Earth.

Hell On Earth is as gutter, grimy, dark and murderous as HipHop goes . .

Already Home_17

im tempted to chose HHNF but i never listened to hell on earth so my pick would be flawed

DMTxCannabis

Hell On Earth.

ohhhla wrote: »

@DMTxCannabis

You're one of my favorite reason poster

Hell Hath No Fury is great album but no.

I can see why you compare the two because one duo has two above average lyricist

And another duo has a weak partner in crime.

Thanks, and it's interesting you say that because some say Pusha was the best in the duo, but some say he doesn't sound right solo.. I'll agree that Pusha's lyrics were more flashy though..

Also, I think both Hav and P stepped their game up lyrically on Hell on Earth compared to The Infamous (another classic).. It almost seems like they were competing with each other, especially on Can't Get Enough of It..

DMTxCannabis

Hell On Earth.

rip.dilla wrote: »

Hell On Earth is as gutter, grimy, dark and murderous as HipHop goes . .

Hell on Earth is one of my fav Rap albums ever.. my fav Mobb Deep album..

ohhhla

Hell On Earth.

DMTxCannabis wrote: »

ohhhla wrote: »

@DMTxCannabis

You're one of my favorite reason poster

Hell Hath No Fury is great album but no.

I can see why you compare the two because one duo has two above average lyricist

And another duo has a weak partner in crime.

Thanks, and it's interesting you say that because some say Pusha was the best in the duo, but some say he doesn't sound right solo.. I'll agree that Pusha's lyrics were more flashy though..

Also, I think both Hav and P stepped their game up lyrically on Hell on Earth compared to The Infamous (another classic).. It almost seems like they were competing with each other, especially on Can't Get Enough of It..

Hmmm, P and Hav did get progressively better.

So, I will go against my golden rule.

I liked 'Infamous' better because of its content.

buttuh_b

Hell On Earth.

Hell on Earth one of my personal favorites.

Lou Cypher

Hell On Earth.

Hell on Earth. No competition. Hell hath no fury isnt even clipse best album imo.

freshb651

pfffft,Clipse ain't even in the same league as M-O-BB,good rappers though

vslyke

Hell On Earth.

Hell On Earth is just about a perfect rap album. HHNF is just about a classic rap album. Big difference between those 2.

its....JOHN B

Hell On Earth.

Already Home_17 wrote: »

im tempted to chose HHNF but i never listened to hell on earth so my pick would be flawed

get on that pronto

bigrizz

Hell On Earth.

Hell on Earth was just that grimy east coast sound that i grew up on, Murda musik was pretty dope as well

DMTxCannabis

Hell On Earth.

"I draw first blood, be the first to set it off"

Kalecrunch

Hell Hath No Fury.

I like murda musik more than hell on earth. Better beats from Alc etc. Nas ft is ill on Its Mine. Kool G Rao spits a Classic verse on there.

SiriuslyHiii

Hell On Earth.

Kalecrunch wrote: »

I like murda musik more than hell on earth. Better beats from Alc etc. Nas ft is ill on Its Mine. Kool G Rao spits a Classic verse on there.

Murda Musik is a personal fav of mines