J Dilla ft Nas - The Sickness (Produced by Madlib)

[Mr. Manhattan]

My favorite rapper and producer

Nas + Madlib full album

 

[THE 101]

If Nas get's some heat from Lord Quas on his new album

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

I have dilla's entire discography and I swear to Muhammad himself I've heard this beat sans the vocals.

The beat is on the end of the 'McNasty Filth' video - it sounded really familiar to me from that

 

[KravenMorehead™]

them whiteboys ain't know how to feel about it

 

[Rigby.]

fukk everyone in that crowd

 

[smitty22]

 

[BiggWebb79]

 

[NormanConnors]

Dope

 

[Lurking Class Hero]

I get that the crowd was mostly cacs. But this ain't a new Future record. All u suppose to do to this type of song is nod ya head,u ain't really Finna dance to it

They weren't even doing that though. They're just standing there like . Even I was nodding along listening with my crappy headphones lol

 

[2CT]

we just need a cdq

 

[surgical gloves]

I thought ppl in here were exaggerating about the shytty crowd prior to watching the video.. But gotdamb
No head nodding.. Nothing
Trash ass crowd

 

[Deltron]

Jaylib &

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

how many posthumous Dilla albums are they going to release?

they milking that man's legacy for all it's worth

Madlib is right
Madlib: “Don’t think I’m going to get exploited like they’re doing to Dilla.”

In a new interview with Stones Throw producer Madlib, the regular J Dilla collaborator expresses his concern with his former sparring partner’s posthumous releases.

When asked about what will happen to his unreleased music, Madlib replies “I’m gonna burn it down before I die, a little Lee Perry action. Ain’t nobody exploiting my shyt. If I was dying in hospital I’d tell my son to go and burn it. Don’t think I’m going to get exploited like they’re doing to Dilla. I’m learning from how he’s being treated from some people.”

There's a difference between albums pieced together @ death and unreleased material..

 

[Roland Coltrane]

There's a difference between albums pieced together @ death and unreleased material..

and what would that be?

 

[EA]

I've got my pre-order for this album

Considering this album was pretty much done and got shelved, I'm more optimistic about it than I usually am for posthumous releases...especially Dilla ones. I understand his family have to eat but the music they've patched together (outside of the instrumental releases) have been forgettable as hell.