Hell Hath No Fury Review Collab

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DISCLAIMER The legendary duo of brothers Pusha T and Malice released their second studio album, Hell Hath No Fury in 2006. Considered a classic by many, this was a much darker album than their debut, but was met with universal acclaim. Laced with drug dealing and street grit, this album puts you on the edge of your seat This album is everything rap should be, and then some. Clipse was at the top of their game here, although frustrated with their record label, they put the rage into this album. Pusha T and Malice bring some of their best lyrical verses and spit fire throughout, and bring on hard hitting crack rap verses On the other hand, Push and Malice's dope bars are complimented by the banging beats they selected for Hell Hath No Fury. Completely produced by The Neptunes, the instrumentals have some pre-trap influences, and are just as grimy as the lyrics. Finally, both rappers bring awesome flows to the table throughout this In short, Hell Hath No Fury is a highlight of the mid-2000s. It's a perfect example of how an albums beats and lyrics balance each other out perfectly. Push and Malice are both in their prime here, and neither spit a wack verse on the album. The Neptunes complete the album by providing some of the freshest beats of the era SL Rating | Title | OMA Rating 1. 9.8 | We Got It For Cheap | High 8 2. 9.3 | Momma I'm So Sorry | Middle 8 3. 9.7 | Mr. Me Too (feat. Pharrell) | Low 9 4. 7 | Wamp Wamp (What It Do) [feat. Slim Thug] | Low 9 5. 9.3 | Ride Around Shining (feat. Ab-Liva) | Middle 9 6. 9.8 | Dirty Money | High 8 7. 9.8 | Hello New World (feat. Pharrell) | Low 9 8. 10 | Keys Open Doors | Middle 9 9. 9.3 | Ain't Cha (feat. Re-Up Gang) | Low 9 10. 9.2 | Trill (feat. Pharrell) | Low 9 11. 9.9 | Chinese New Year (feat. Rosco P. Coldchain) | Low 9 12. 9.7 | Nightmares (feat. Bilal & Pharrel)l | Low 9 SwineLord Total: 9.3 Open Mike Aguila Rating: 8.9 Thread Link: Here