, mine too,. I'll never forget hearing halftime in my big bro car, mind been blown off hip hop since then, 9 years old
I think I figured out where Nas goes wrong sometimes
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, mine too,. I'll never forget hearing halftime in my big bro car, mind been blown off hip hop since then, 9 years old
thewiseman
op
Be an idiot brehs: http://www.thecoli.com/threads/spin...ay-zs-discography-is-borderline-trash.534159/
Also, you can't say "alias" unless you wanna put your account on the line. But as @SirBiatch would say, you would rather fish for daps than do anything
faceless coward.
The point was that your "jay doesn't get criticized as much as Nas. People act like he's above criticism" claim is laughable. You only see it like that beside you're biased for Nas.
Nas referred to Street's disciple as his 8th lp on the actual project.
If this EP can be callled an album I don't see why Lost tapes isn't.
Nas goes wrong when he leaves classic material on the cutting room floor. It speaks volumes when Lost Tapes is among the best of his albums. Its a collection of material that was left off of albums for whatever reason.
Nas could have classic songs with all those producers you named lying in some vault for all we know.
Nas could have classic songs with all those producers you named lying in some vault for all we know.
Nas' discography doesn't fare much better if we wanna keep it bloody
Ehhh...not in my opinion. Nas has a way better discography than people give him credit for.
That's true...but he could not too.
JayBaldacci
All Star
If the whole album was stuff like shootouts, the message, I gave you power then it wouldn't have gotten that commercial label. Watch dem nikkas, black girl lost, and If I ruled the world are dope but still radio friendly. Street Dreams is tolerable but the dre joint is a no go.
Nas left songs off of I am because of bootlegging and left them off again of Nastradamus for the sake of having new material.
In terms of him working with big name producers, Nas often plays it safe with them. Like why even go to Timbaland, The Neptunes, Swizz, or Kanye for radio joints?
I think the pitential for Nas to create classics with Timbaland and The Neptunes is there if he had them lace him with introspective jpints that appeales to his poetic side. That snippet from 2015 of that Timbo track proved that they could do street joints together. The first released Timbo/Nas song, "To My" wasn't even a radio joint and its possibly their best record together.
Nas killed "Popular Thug" remix though. "The Flyest" is garbage.
With Swizz, Nas always aims for cheesy radio records instead of having him lace him with street joints. Still wish Nas would've worked with Swizz in '98-'99.
I think the pitential for Nas to create classics with Timbaland and The Neptunes is there if he had them lace him with introspective jpints that appeales to his poetic side. That snippet from 2015 of that Timbo track proved that they could do street joints together. The first released Timbo/Nas song, "To My" wasn't even a radio joint and its possibly their best record together.
Nas killed "Popular Thug" remix though. "The Flyest" is garbage.
With Swizz, Nas always aims for cheesy radio records instead of having him lace him with street joints. Still wish Nas would've worked with Swizz in '98-'99.
Because Everybody's crazy is a Jay diss but is too weak and indirect to feel right on Stillmatic and redundant to Ether.
I think No idea's original was deliberately left off with lost tapes in mind.
CourtesyFlush
Superstar
Idk where to even start with this bullshyt. GRODT has aged terribly. Nas shyt gets better on each listen, you gotta digest the lyrics.
New Jeruz Jewelz
Wavey Vertigo Veteran
Lost Tapes is definitely a album, it’s just made up of previously unreleased songs by Nas ....an album is defined by length and sometimes cost. Although these songs got dropped I would imagine at initial recording that no expense was spared
