Sure, it was nothing like their previous albums from years prior, but this album definitely captured a more soulful element to the group and seemed to be the evolution of the infamous Mafia. The lack of an appearance from Lord Infamous on the album and him missing from the cover due to a stint in jail left many wondering what this project would sound like, but in my opinion, this album was better than their previous project. The Mafia seemed to lose a member with every release at this point. Today, we take a look at the music during that 1997-2005 prime run and the albums that made them the legends they are today. From there, the group would release a plethora of projects over the years, continuing their prime all the way up until 2006, when they won an Oscar and debuted a new WWE theme song for Mark Henry. Their work in 19 was top notch, but it would be 1997 that stands as the year that opened up their prime, as the classic Chapter 2: World Domination led them to the promised land of gold plaques and near platinum status. With the production of members DJ Paul and Juicy J leading the way, the group would deliver some of the hardest hitting tracks in musoc, with their focus being putting Memphis even more so on the map.

After their initial arrival in the mid 90s, the group would experience regional success before finally breaking through. Three 6 Mafia is one of the greatest groups of all time in hip hop, and once upon a time, they were on top of the world.

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