Duke_Droese
Superstar
Enjoyed it when it came out.
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Nothing to force
Even the single was hard
I still bang in the whip with the top down
Released by another rapper it would be completely forgotten by history lol.Released by another rapper and it wouldn't get the hate it gets.
No album can be bad that has a song like Project Windows on it and that's one fukking song.
Nasir isn’t better than Nastradamus. Take the 7 best songs off Nastradamus and it washes Nasir pretty easily honestly. HHID isn’t as bad as people make it at all. SD should’ve been one disc.No matter how we slice the pie, Nastradamus will ALWAYS be near the bottom of Nas's catalog. Which Nas albums are we really below Nastradamus? Nasir? Street's Disciple? Hip Hop Is Dead? I personally feel all three are better than Nastradamus. Not necessarily a bad thing. In 1999, Nas had four albums. Nastradamus was definitely going down as his worst. He's released music since that album that is far more focused, consistent, and creative through and through and I actually like "You Owe Me".
Last Words ain’t redeemable? And u ever been to a concert when Nas drops You Owe Me? Matter fact look at the crowd reaction when Tim dropped it during Versuz. That right there should tell u what u need to know.There is really nothing to redeem Nastradamus. Outside of "Project Windows", I don't really consider anything else from that album an essential Nas song. Not saying the rest of the songs are wack, but you really hear the difference between classic Nas, above average Nas, and a Nas that sounds like he would rather be anywhere else but making an album. "Come Get Me", while good, is the weakest of the Nas/Premo joints. Up until this point, "Family" was the worst of the Nas/Mobb collabos. "Big Girl" is one of his worst songs ever. "Nastradamus" was his weakest single especially first single.
Even if the average rapper put this out, it would be an ok album. The only way this album becomes anything other than OK is if it were someone's debut or they had previous albums that were weaker. Otherwise, it's an OK album regardless of who put it out. This isn't an album I would give to someone to make a case of why Nas is GOAT. There's several Nas albums I would recommend before this one.
It's hard to try to argue this album is better than anything other than OK when Lost Tapes exist. The songs that were intended for this album are far better than what we got in '99. Then there's songs like "Rise And Fall", "Second Coming", "Wanna Play Rough", "Hustler/Killer", etc. that were from that era, but never made onto a Nas project aside from reused verses ("Second Coming")