Nas- You're Da Man Appreciation

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Classic song from a classic album.

What makes this song even more special is the sample of Rodriguez's "Sugar Man" that was used in this song He lived in poverty in Detroit for years making music, unaware that his records were being sold in South Africa and other countries. There's actually a documentary about it called "Searching For Sugar Man" that I recommend that you check out.

 

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Classic song from a classic album.

What makes this song even more special is the sample of Rodriguez's "Sugar Man" that was used in this song He lived in poverty in Detroit for years making music, unaware that his records were being sold in South Africa and other countries. There's actually a documentary about it called "Searching For Sugar Man" that I recommend that you check out.


prolly one of my favorite nas songs period..

this and doo rags
 

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i still get tingles down my spine listening to this track:wow::wow:
 

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Every time I bump this song and the stillmatic album it takes me back to winter 01-02.I played this cd so much I had to cop it twice

The og disc with braveheart party:comeon:and the re released disc without braveheart party.This is nas's best album to me
 

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The General, This and One Mic were the 1st songs I heard from the up and coming "STILLmatic" back in 2001. Had the dogs barking and everything. Love the Jay subliminals. The song was actually recorded during the I am/NaStradamus era that's why it had that Escobar feel to it. Probably my favorite song from the album. It's between This, One Mic, Every Ghetto, Ether and The Intro.
 
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