It’s early 1993 in Oakland, California. The "Hieroglyphics" crew—A-Plus, Opio, Phesto, and Tajai—are young, hungry, and determined to show that the West Coast can match the East Coast for lyrical complexity. They aren't rapping about the G-funk gangsta life dominating the airwaves; they’re rapping about lounging, weed, girls, and the art of the rhyme.
The album's endurance is evident in its sampling history; the title track has been interpolated or referenced by artists like J. Cole, Joey Bada$$, and Logic, introducing the "Infinity" concept to new generations who were not born in 1993.
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Now you have a of one of the greatest hip-hop albums ever made.
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