wingstop
Superstar
post the track list breh, i dont remember all of it"I wet who you want wetted
you wet who i want wetted..."
the bootleg album pre- album release was even better
still got that shyt
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MidwestFinest
Pro
Agree with everything you said but better than Vol 3. But Small World, NYSOM2, Favor For A Favor >>> any song on Vol 3 except Come and Get Me
this the one i have that the bootlegger was sellin at that time
1. Fetus (Belly Button Window)
2. Small World
3. Money Is My bytch
4. Poppa Was A Player
5. Project Windows (feat. Ron Isley)
6. Dr. Knockboot
7. Day Dreamin Stay Schemin
8. Sometimes I Wonder (feat. Nature)
9. Hardest Thing To Do Is Stay Alive
10. Drunk By Myself
11. Wanna PLay Rough
12. Blaze A 50
13. We Will Survive
14. Amongst Kings
15. Find Ya Wealth
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Nas is Like is also better than anything on Vol. 3.
S. Carter
worse than anything on I Am. I feel Vol 1 is a better debate. 
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filial_piety
Banned
His worst album to date...next to HHID
wingstop
Superstar
vol 1 is better than i amNas is Like is also better than anything on Vol. 3.
S. Carter
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Nah both albums suffer from inconsistencies that keep them from classic but the highs on I Am are higher than Vol. 1 imo.
wingstop
Superstar
yea the highs are higher on i am but vol 1 only has two bad songs to me, the rest is fine.
You sure about that. I know it wouldn't have all the heat like the version that would've had the bootleg songs that ended up on The Lost Tapes, but worst ever
. Still Would've been a pretty good double album. I Am...Nasturdamus
Disk 1
1.Intro
2.New York State of Mind pt.II
3.Life We Choose
4.Project Windows
5.Small World
6.Favor For A Favor
7.Hate Me Now
8. Shoot Em Up
9.You Won't See Me Tonight
10. Last Words
11.Ghetto Prisoners
12. Nas Is Like
Disk 2
1.Worst Enemy
2. You Owe Me
3.Dr Knockboot
4. Nastradmus
5. Come Get Me
6. Family
7. We Will Survive
8.God Luv Us
9. Life Is What You Make It
10.K.I.S.S.I.N.G
11.Undying Love
12.Amongst Kings
First Nas album i copped... and it was a bootleg from the record/drug front store in Harlem, i was 12 i didnt know better 
But that album was
But that album was
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
this was THEE album out of all the spring releases that year.
sure it was spotty, but on the overall is the 2nd most enjoyable nas album imo, after illmatic.
sure it was spotty, but on the overall is the 2nd most enjoyable nas album imo, after illmatic.
Thank GAWD I was 16
and got to fully experience when Hate Me Now came thru and Snoop Dogg the Building
Flex NAPALM'd
it 30 minutes straight before he played the record in full
: Summer 99 PIFFNESS
...And, Ghetto Prisoner's one of the many underrated Esco GEMS:
I was put on one of the ships that made it
through strong currents and winds that left the others stranded
to sink in the Atlantic
Satan jigs the planet, not to get too religious,
but who deci des when and if your life is finished
If Christ is in this, for the sake of your name, oh Lord
may we break away from the chains abroad
and got to fully experience when Hate Me Now came thru and Snoop Dogg the Building Flex NAPALM'd it 30 minutes straight before he played the record in full: Summer 99 PIFFNESS...And, Ghetto Prisoner's one of the many underrated Esco GEMS:
I was put on one of the ships that made it
through strong currents and winds that left the others stranded
to sink in the Atlantic
Satan jigs the planet, not to get too religious,
but who deci des when and if your life is finished
If Christ is in this, for the sake of your name, oh Lord
may we break away from the chains abroad
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feelosofer
#ninergang
That was one of the hottest albums in the Spring/Summer of 99.
As a whole album, it was all over the place, but the dope tracks were tremendous, I will say this, the album may actually be lyrically amongst Nas's weakest. I mean I think he got outshined by Scarface in Favor for a Favor, and blown away by DMX in Life is What You Make it. Dr. Knockboot was corny to me.
NYSOM2
Hate Me Now
Small World
Favor for a Favor
Big Things
Life is What You Make It
Nas is Like
KISSING
Undying Love
were all good/great songs
I'm surprised at the lack of love this board gives for 'You Won't See Me Tonight' with Aaliyah, that song was flames and low key one of Nas's better singles.
Some of the production hasn't aged well but it was far and away Nas's best produced Album when it dropped, imo.
Still this opening line gives me chills and is maybe my favorite Nas song of all time.
Freedom or Jail
Clips inserted
a baby is being born
the same time a man is murdered
The beginning and end
As a whole album, it was all over the place, but the dope tracks were tremendous, I will say this, the album may actually be lyrically amongst Nas's weakest. I mean I think he got outshined by Scarface in Favor for a Favor, and blown away by DMX in Life is What You Make it. Dr. Knockboot was corny to me.
NYSOM2
Hate Me Now
Small World
Favor for a Favor
Big Things
Life is What You Make It
Nas is Like
KISSING
Undying Love
were all good/great songs
I'm surprised at the lack of love this board gives for 'You Won't See Me Tonight' with Aaliyah, that song was flames and low key one of Nas's better singles.
Some of the production hasn't aged well but it was far and away Nas's best produced Album when it dropped, imo.
Still this opening line gives me chills and is maybe my favorite Nas song of all time.
Freedom or Jail
Clips inserted
a baby is being born
the same time a man is murdered
The beginning and end
origiNel
All Star
The original double disc version >>>>>>>>>>>> the retail release
origiNel
All Star
That's basically what the original I Am... was supposed to be.
The best songs from I Am..., and some songs, basically the best from Nastradamus (Come Get Me, Project Windows, Family, Life We Chose etc etc), and like half of The Lost Tapes and some loosies here and there (Day Dreaming, Stay Scheming, etc.) was all intended to be on the original double disc version.