Souls Of Mischief - Til Infinity: The Souls of Mischief (Full-Length Documentary) 

It brings tears to the eye to see The RZA,Large Pro,Redman,Saafir,Too Short,De La,Scarface and others showing love to the SOM. It's a beautiful thing when we celebrate our own.

R.I.P. Phife And Prodigy 👊🏽

93' Til Infinity - One of BEST Hip-Hop Beats EVER Made🔥🔥

"93 til Infinity" "19-Naughty-3" "Troublesome 96" "97 Mentality" "E. 1999 Eternal" The 90s, you had to be there.

I'm from Zimbabwe, Africa. When this album came out, we had the copies spreading around high schools like fire. You just never know to which parts of the world great hip-hop has reached. Thanks Shingi Chodeva for letting me borrow the VHS tape that had the 93 Til Infinity video so much.

Back then everybody sounded like where they were from. I really miss these days off hip hop. Rip Phife Dawg and Prodigy.

93’ til infinity will forever be my favourite song

Who ever put a thumbs down does not know pure true history of hip hop and should not be here

These dudes were light years ahead of the game , every member in this group was top notch , I was 23 when this jumped off and I’m still making beats till this day ! 93 until infinity Baby

I'm out here in Cambodia watching this shit at 3am, loud as hell, neighbors sleeping....teary eyed, singing along, the whole thang! The most memorable album of my childhood, the entire album was blazing, I still know every lyric to this day, and most likely will never forget them.......til infinity! ----- yo on the real, break out that same exact equipment that yall made that album with and cut another record the exact same way, please, for the world, we need another one! I'm about to be rocking that album all day tomorrow, or should I say today lol....peace and love my brothers!

Tajai & Opio & Phesto & A-Plus & Casual & Del & Pep Love & Snupe / Extra Prolific & Domino & DJ Toure' Rest In Peace Prodigy, Phife Dawg, and Shock G and thank you to everyone I mentioned for providing the soundtracks to my life since childhood. 🙏🏾😌

This documentary is amazing. Its so cool hearing stories from everyone and all the people they inspired. We need a documentary like this for A Tribe Called Quest and The Pharcyde too

Im from Maryland and when BET played "thats when you lost" on BET in my sophomore year in 92 I ran and grabbed my radio and taped OVER already recorded music without checking first! i only managed to get half the song but played it all the time. Until later when 93' Til Infinity dropped in 1993. Im an east coast cat, but loyal fan from the jump. The mighty Souls of Mischief, Del and Heiro forever yall

Nas, WU-Tang, Big L, Lords of The Underground, Digable Planets, SOM, B.D.P, Naughty By Nature, Rakim, B.I.G, Tupac, OutKast, E-40, this is a small representation of early 90’s diversity just in the hip-hop rap that was evolving so fast. A different style from everywhere that made it so much better. Listen to those artist now just brings me back to those days in the hardbody 92 Nissan truck getting chased out of the parking lot from pounding beats for blocks

Born and raised in the Bay Area. My Grandmother was born in Oakland. This album hit like a earthquake. It truly was an amazing time for Hip Hop. Hieroglyphics we're unlike anything. I feel very lucky to be able to have grown up witnessing it.

So glad to see this! One of the most under-rated groups from the "Golden Age" of Hip-Hop.

I wasn't even born when 93 Til... Dropped - Nevertheless, it is one of my top 5 records. PERIOD. That record means the world to me. My girlfriend bought me this album on Vinyl and it's one of my most prized possessions. Growing up and going to school in the 00's/2010's meant growing up around kids following the mindless garbage that trends without having any substance. SOM always felt like big brothers to me, shielding me from garbage I heard on the radio, saw on TV and heard around school and amongst my friends. It was almost impossible to get caught up on these fads and bullshit when I was so enthralled and captivated by these guys. I heard 93 Til (title track) and it blew my mind. I heard 'Limitations' and then 'Live and Let Live' when it became clear to me that I couldn't listen to another artist for a solid month. This doco took me back to my school days when I was repping hard for the real hip hop. That wasn't even a full decade ago and I feel a certain type of way; I can just imagine by a fraction how nostalgic some of you vets must feel. Thank you, A-Plus, Opio, Tajai and Phesto. We have not met but you four are heroes to a Gen-Y light skin mixed brother living halfway across the globe in Australia. I want you guys to know that. Much love. Lamoni

I'm in Stockton CA now, cutting hair. I was playing souls when this guy walk thru my door he just started goin in. He told me he knew all those guys started naming them all , said he went to school with some of them. He couldn't believe I, from Kentucky , was listening to souls and hieroglyphics we became good friends thru this music. I was surprised he knew Killah Priest music. Any way he passed away few months ago. RIP Rush. And souls and hieroglyphics def hip hop hall of fame. Still listening in 2020 . beats rhymes classical music

From an old school hip hop head in her 50's,in the U.K, 93 till infinity helps me to get through the weekend cooking, and gets pulled up many times🔥great documentary

Casual...underrated emcee imo

93' Til Infinity was the first CD I ever owned. I got it for Christmas with my first CD player in 93.

They were young and had a burning desire. Desire with intention. That’s the formula.

"Who wants to battle the master?" I fucking love Del! That story is legendary.

Growing up in Alameda, it blew my mind that these dudes made most of these tracks while still in highschool in Oakland! It let us know it was possible and definitely shaped our initial style and drive for the next 15 years or so. Our music careers of course pale by comparison, but Psychokinetics, Celsius 7 and KALRI$$IAN would not have existed without SOM and Del. Thank you. Much love and respect .. til infinity ✌🏼👊🏼 - JB

I had a friend who loved underground hip hop even if he couldn’t understand a word (He was latin & also a great graffiti artist) and I remember when I showed him 93 til infinity he went crazy on it, it became one of his favs, its been 11 years since he passed away & every time I play this song he comes to mind, Love u & Miss u Tuto. 2012 - Til Infinity

Just saw them live on their 30 years anniversary tour this week in Dortmund, Germany. They played an awesome Show! One of my favorite Hip Hop groups of all time!

As a punker this is one of my most favorite albums of all time....it was art!

This was a beautiful point in time that will never be replaced or copied

I remember a number of years back I tweeted to Tajai asking about his lyrics on paid dues. To my surprise I got a reply really humble guy.

Dope ass documentary.. I still to this day support their grind. It was a big win for these brothers to keep their publishings, but the label did them dirty.. salute to his stepfather & their ability to remain steadfast. Salute to Souls of Mischief 💯🫡 Hip Hop Icons who needs to be discussed way more often when speaking about Hip Hop pioneers..

The first video that I saw from Souls Of Mischief was "That's When You Lost". That song was on a different level. . . way back in 1993.

I'm from NYC but when I heard Cab fare I knew this was my favorite rap crew I'm a big tribe Quest fan but when 93 dropped I knew they were in a different level. Just my opinion but after seeing them live about 12 times over the years they never disappoint‼️Time flies when you're having fun. ✊🏾✊🏾

90’s Hip hop is just amazing. It was so real and passionate back then. When I hear some real dope rhymes and boom bap beats it’s nothing but goosebumps for me.. I was born in ‘93. Always said I was born 20 years late. I got 93 til infinity from the album booklet tatted on my arm. No mans land was dope too and way underrated. They don’t have any bad tracks. True MC’s. So glad this was created. Learned A lot, didn’t know about Dels connection with Ice Cube, & the connection with The AMW crew. Awesome!!!! Kurious is my 3rd cousin.. he’s a freestyle champ, cool that they shouted him out. Much love & respect to Souls & True hip hop...

Aight!! So, I clicked so fast because I've been wait'n for this😍 Also, my introduction to Souls of Mischief was in 1993❤️ I was in tha 10th grade leaving Cheerleading practice.. hop'd in tha Cutlass with my crush at tha time and he popped tha tape in and I fell in love instantly!! From 93 til this day I get hype when it comes on as if it was tha first time😍🥰💕❤️🙌🏾 Thank u, Souls😘♥️ With sincerity and love, forever grateful!!🙌🏾

This album changed my life. I was 18 and a DJ in a rap group. Just started smoking weed and boom this drops lol. So awesome to see the story behind it is even doper than I thought. Thank you SOM

I had a cassette I found at a thrift store. One of the baddest legit hip hop ever to be created. Massive music. Massive crew . No one can talk shit on these guys. Period.

I remember when this album dropped. I went to castlemont on 86th and MacArthur, east Oakland. I remember when casual filmed "thats how it is' at that liquor store on 96th and MacArthur. Old school. 93 til infinity is a top 5 all time beat. I used to walk up 82nd to get to the house. Saafir used to post up in front of Jim liquor. Good year for music. History man. I was walking home from school one day. And I heard this dude ask his homie, "you ever heard of Nas" #EastOakland100s

I’m 28 years old now . But never forget the first time I heard 93 til infinity ,,, the feeling that song is crazy .... infectious

93 is a classic. Tell Me Who Profits & Anything Can Happen comes up on my mixes all the time. Respect to these legends ✊🏽

These dudes are dope til infinity ♾ 90's hip hop will always be the best

This was the soundtrack to me and my crews life in the 90’s. We even got a chance to meet them while they were promoting this album. They were super cool and made it a point to kick it with all of us! A-Plus gave me a really cool dap in all. Definitely one of the greatest Hip Hop albums of all time. Still deserves more credit!

This is a surprisingly deep and intricate look at Souls and Hiero in general. Answered even small questions like the horn in Live and Let Live and other incredible bits of info. Simply amazing.

Thank you RU-vid algorithm - this is the nuts!

Man, I really hope my generation jumps back to this sound. There was just something so intriguing about this entire era as a whole. When music was more artistic expression as opposed to trend. Nothing sounded the same, raw, real, competitive, free spirited by nature. It was art. Bring this shit back!

I was born in '93 so this ish is special and personal

Cab Fare was on every mix cd of mine growing up. it just had to be on there.

The entire Hiero crew is underappreciated as a whole...give them their flowers! These dudes are the definition of hip hop to the core....

Being a hip hop purest, I always looked at hieroglyphics being a west coast wu tang. But with not wu style .The same way I always saw Dungeon Family as a southern wu tang. Some of the best MC’s out of all these crews Just my opinion.

I've been waiting on this period of Hip Hop to arrive. The stage where we're no longer obsessed with the newest and the latest. An era were we can fully appreciate the past for what it was. Rock and Roll has been there for a while now and it's a sign of the maturity of the art form.

Today I turn 21 🎁🎊so this is my birthday gift from you guys 😁😁.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥i always wondered what happened to you guys but I figured that the gate keepers was buging out🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️.Lol can't believe you guys have all these og's in this bro.😂😂😂❤❤❤😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥my mind is blowing right now bro. #90s

Preserve this in the hip hop Museum 👑

I could write a book about the importance of this album to me. "It means more to me than it could ever mean to you." Ok, picture this: Its freshman year (circa September 1993) of a magnet high school that I felt completely intimidated by. I am from the hood in Nashville, TN. This is not my zoned school or neighborhood friends. I ride the city bus to school and listened to '93 til Infinity EVERY DAY on my walkman; also while in school to avoid interacting with these smart kids that I didn't feel I related to. I felt like this album, this group was the best description of me: a black kid from the hood that loved hiphop and had an extensive vocabulary. Still, the SOM were using words I loved, over beats I loved, with flows that were superior to anything I'd ever heard before. So...I am in the library listening to '93 and these girls were in the library too one table over from me. I was by myself or there was someone at the same table as me, but I didn't really know them. I was trying not to look at the girls because they were sophomores and I thought they were my speed, but had no game to throw at them. I saw them looking at me, but it just drove me deeper into my walkman. One girl gets up and approaches me and she's one of the cuter ones. As she draws near my anxiety grows. She motions for me to come out of my headphones and ask me what my name is. All my 14 year old brain could muster as she and the other girls looked at me was..."I'm the n____ with the better rhymes!" (Limitations) Immediately after I said it I felt like an idiot. Thanks SOM! There's so much more to say. Congrats on holding it down for nearly 30 years. My obsession today is Eshon Burgundy. Y'all should do a song with him. Peace.

🎧😌 "93 Til' Infinity". Crazy how that year in general was so synonymous with so many hip-hop classics from Souls, to Tribe, Wu-Tang, and Black Moon. 😌 7th grade in junior high and that was a DOPE ass year in hip-hop history! 😏👍🏾 Souls of Mischief and Hiero definitely made an impact in the culture! Tajai & A-Plus & Opio & Phesto Dee & Del & Casual & Pep Love & Domino & Jay Biz & DJ Toure

Like a lot of people, souls of mischief is part of the soundtrack to my life. thankyou for everything! 93 til infinity

This was a great documentary. I really like how they told all the stories song by song. Alot of really cool stories in here damn. Thanks for putting this together!

They were such an influence on me. I made all my friends listen to these guys until they realized their brilliance too. This doc is amazing!!!!!

Before Hiero came on the scene Del said in a verse “the 3rd eye is nothing to smile about” when the logo for Hieroglyphics crew came out that shit blew my mind. I’m not saying that’s what it meant but for kids to pull that apart from the lyrics was dope

There story need to be properly made into a movie and brought to the big screen for the world to see. Let’s do it!!

They were on another level,speaking of another level who remembers that group?

Used to play this all the time working on the nightshift. The production on this record is incredible, so many crazy basslines

I am so glad the world gets to finally see the epic epic film. One of the best hip hop documentaries from one of the most influential hip hop groups of all time. Support. Support.

Saw them all live when I lived in Philadelphia

This is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. Excellent.

Thank god this finally dropped here, cuz the people needed it....much respect Till Infinity 🙌🏿🔥

A Plus production so on point. Sad Bob James didn’t clear the sample, but didn’t stop Cab Fare from becoming one of the most legendary hip hop tracks ever

That feeling you get the first time you heard 93 til infinity ......

From the second I heard 93 til I was like ahhhhhhhhhhhh this shit is sick...I was 15 man crazy I can't describe the feeling..

93 came out the same year I joined the Navy, and it got me through my first deployment!

Del is still my favorite rapper to this day

Here I am shedding tears of this documentary! What a group - what a movement!!!!!!

That first album is up there in top 10 best hip hop albums of all time. The beats was ridiculous just a new sound@!! Third eye vision classic also.

10 years later....saw them in LA for the first show of their THIRTY YEAR ANNIVERSARY TOUR! Awesome show, and they're still going strong. Totally sold out the place!

So happy this popped up as a recommendation. Tight documentary. Thank you to the whole Hiero crew for nearly 30 years of fine Hip-Hop.

This group was before it's time, right on time. They made people respect the WEST COAST even more. OAKLAND!!!!!

When I first heard 93 Til I felt that the west coast finally had an answer to Tribe. Timeless album!

How did I just see this today? Almost was late for work. Just finished 11 hours later. 10/10. I wore this tape out, had to get it on CD.

Album came out 10 years before I was born and I still vibe wit it

93 Til is one of the greatest tracks of all time

fantastic doc about a classic album from a legendary crew! i still can't believe del rocked an expos cap on the cover of his first album, big props from montreal! bring back our expos!!!!!! yo, shout out to simahlak (sidney), used to rock a heiro-souls pendent around his neck, probably still has it. peace yo.

I was 19 when this came out. I'm glad I'm getting old cause living thru the golden age was worth it.

Love Souls and all of Hieroglyphics. Til Infinity. ⚫⚫⚫

Peace from NC! 93 Til Infinity is one of the greatest rap songs of all time, so I loved seeing some of the history of the group and how yall came together. RIP Prodigy, Phife, Trugoy, and Shock G

Now we get documentary about our youth music groups :-) We're getting old.

93 til infinity is in my playlist and has been for years. I have to listen to it at least once a Week to keep my sanity. Real talk

I used to see these cats in Berkeley, CA on the corner, at the record store...damn I can't remember the name...freestyling in '91, '92! Then when they album dropped I was like "oh shit!, thats them young cats! I just listened to their whole album '93 til Infinity just yesterday! Classic!

93 til infinity. The song lives forever. I was 15 when it came out-seems like yesterday. Great group and seem like even better human beings

Best thing I've seen in 2023. They were pure grass roots hip hop. Hearing them in college was life changing.

These Heiroglyphic/Souls of Mischiefs brothers are the fathers of many rappers styles, known and unknown. Their contribution to hip hop is definitely underrated!

Regardless of genre, how many songs do you know of that literally give you the f@cking chills everytime you listen to them? Not many, right? These brothers got 5 under their belt, as far as I'm concerned. As someone who listened to pretty much everything that the late eighties/early nineties musical renaissance pumped out, I can tell you with certainty, that is a remarkable feat to pull off! SOM/Hiero, LITERALY, raised the bar of what's possible both lyrically & sonically & took hip-hop & just music in general, to a whole other level!

There flow was ahead of its time and has never got its due. Just go re listen that song by Souls of Mischief - Neva No more...

Man I wish Cab Fare was available on streaming platforms

True hip hop heads knows this was a slept on classic coming out of east Oakland I had the cassette tape and 💿 you can tell they were heavily influenced by New York sound

Still one of the greatest hiphop albums ever

These guys... absolute legends. Never forget when I first heard That’s When Ya Lost... coldest bass line ever and then BLAM! bars on bars on bars, flows flows flows!

this album was very influential to me and my crew in HS we were in grade 9 back in 93.

Yeah you get props over here🇯🇵 これは大流行しましたね。 傑作です。名曲です。 12インチを保有していますが、今でも宝物です。

93 TIL INFINITY WILL always be one of my favorite tracks! Legendary group! Preciate your contribution to the culture,craft and Art form! RESPECT

Maaaan!!.... My sophomore yr in High School I saw Thats When Ya Lost video on Rap City...I was dumb founded...I bought the Blue tape!!! I popped it in & everybody was like Who That?! I was like Some MC's from California!!!! We were all dumbfounded!!! Thats when we started rapping!!! I know literally every word to damn near every song on 93 Till Infinity album!!! Smh!!! Souls is like the creator's of a whole time in history of the culture! Here in Chicago everybody was like Damn!! We wanna be like them! I was at the show at the Metro....& the one in Hyde Park at the Field House.....Big Up & 1 Love

I split up my elementary years growing up in Detroit and Toronto. I remember my dad and sister jamming to this song during long drives in between. Definitely a part of my childhood I’d treasure. Back then we had cassettes and CDs, now they are obsolete! Will definitely introduce this to my niece and nephew when they’re old enough to appreciate it

The sound of this song takes me back to the good times