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A dangerous mission to protect Kokuri

Patrick Wimberly (of Chairlift) and Jim Eliot amongst others

LOGO LIGHT: As you play your favourite video game

December 2014

Infamy (Vinyl) LimitedStock A dangerous mission to protectIn 2001 Queensbridge rap duo Mobb Deep returned with their fifth album, moving away from the stripped down violence heavy gangsta rap of previous release "Murda Muzik". At the time of "Infamy's" release, all eyes were on the beef between Jay Z and Prodigy following Hov's diss track The Takeover, and Mobb Deep duly responded with the track Crawlin. Tracks like The Learning (Burn) featuring Noyd, Kill That Nigga and productions from Scott Storch (Dr.

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