Why they didn’t run this back?
Nas & Damian Marley album was a borderline classic
- Thread starter EBK String
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Because it was buns
Ran this album into the GROUND for two years straight.
This has always been one of my favorite songs of all time
This has always been one of my favorite songs of all time
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naaaaahhhhhhhh. and i fukk with DR heavy. but you can't have a classic with a joss stone record on your album.
"my gen-a-ray-shun-will-make-a-chaaaaaaaaange!"
That's why I said borderline classic, it had some corny songs.
The True HD
Billionaire
Straight flames... Subject matter ain't what's poppin but it's still relevant
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I really enjoyed the album..
naaaaahhhhhhhh. and i fukk with DR heavy. but you can't have a classic with a joss stone record on your album.
"my gen-a-ray-shun-will-make-a-chaaaaaaaaange!"
I have no problem with My Generation. Nas, Wayne and Jr Gong killed their verses. Its a good song for me and daughter to listen to.
AnonymityX1000
Veteran
Love this album. My girl at the time got us tickets to the live show in Brooklyn on the east river. Shty was epic!
Count Your Blessings, Na'mean are my joints off this.
Count Your Blessings, Na'mean are my joints off this.
2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat
Superstar
to me this is a great example of a LEGEND dropping this at a time where no one was doing anything like it, and doing this was not popular and it was a bad time so never got remember how it should
do yall remember the landscape 2009-2011?
to me this albums a near classic, even my generation gets a pass like "I can" gets a pass inspirational good music
its a 4.5/5 to me
do yall remember the landscape 2009-2011?
to me this albums a near classic, even my generation gets a pass like "I can" gets a pass inspirational good music
its a 4.5/5 to me
boy this album had some of the most underated Nas' verses ever
Album is a classic to me.
Patience still goes, to this day. In terms of collab albums, name one that's better between a rapper and an artist of another genre? This album really was the Best of both worlds.
Patience still goes, to this day. In terms of collab albums, name one that's better between a rapper and an artist of another genre? This album really was the Best of both worlds.
I remember sneaking into the SummerStage show in Central Park.
Epic might be an understatement.
