Seriously though how is Illmatic better than Reasonable Doubt

[vaudevillevillain]

I need answers..

Politics As Usual just came up in my shuffle and my god



Illmatic is one of my fav's but Nas just wasn't on that fly shyt.. I'm a fly nikka so I relate more to Hov I guess

 

[KiD WavE]

how is reasonable doubt better than illmatic ?

you really didn't say anything just posted a track

its your thread its on you to prove it not the other way around

 

[Nomad1]

Same reason why it's better than r2d and lad.

 

[2stainz]

I need your vote thread starter, there arent many people who respect Hov like me & you:
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/is-reasonable-doubt-the-consensus-goat-hip-hop-album.210929/
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/is-reasonable-doubt-the-consensus-goat-hip-hop-album.210929/


Lets make RD #1, almost there. we can do this, the vote is close....we got this

 

[Tunes]

Because it is.

 

[vaudevillevillain]

Because it is.

what makes it better breh. let's have a grown up discussion about it

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

because Nasir Bin Olu Dara is the GOAT

 

[SirBiatch]

I need answers..

Politics As Usual just came up in my shuffle and my god



Illmatic is one of my fav's but Nas just wasn't on that fly shyt.. I'm a fly nikka so I relate more to Hov I guess

The funny thing about your post is that Politics as Usual is one of my least favorite tracks on RD. I never bump that song. Clark Kent in general had the weakest beats on that entire album.

For one, the beats on Illmatic are better. I also think Nas had the better flow. Lyrically, more diverse than just hustling.

But if you like fly hustling pimp shyt, then I can see why RD would speak to you more. Politics As Usual in particular. It's very RnB.

 

[Mastamimd]

Illmatic was a game changer...there were mad dudes out there that were on that fly mafioso spit in 1995 and 1996. Don't get me wrong RD was dope as hell and classic but illmatic was more of a standalone project than RD was. That's one of the main reasons it trumps RD. And illmatic's worst song(One Time For Your Mind) trumps most of RD's mid to better songs. So, just no.

 

[mson]

Apples snd Oranges to me. IWW is a better comparison.

 

[ISO]

Reasonable Doubt is one of my favorite albums ever but I skip Brooklyn's Finest (always thought I Love The Dough was better, disliked the beat and I wasn't impressed lyrically, B.I.G.'s two Pac's line is cringeworthy).

I also skip Ain't No because of Foxy that song really sticks out as one of the weaker ones on the album IMO.

 

[mson]

Reasonable Doubt is one of my favorite albums ever but I skip Brooklyn's Finest (always thought I Love The Dough was better, disliked the beat and I wasn't impressed lyrically, B.I.G.'s two Pac's line is cringeworthy).

I also skip Ain't No because of Foxy that song really sticks out as one of the weaker ones on the album IMO.

If you from Brooklyn and you skip BKs finest

 

[vaudevillevillain]

The funny thing about your post is that Politics as Usual is one of my least favorite tracks on RD. I never bump that song. Clark Kent in general had the weakest beats on that entire album.

For one, the beats on Illmatic are better. I also think Nas had the better flow. Lyrically, more diverse than just hustling.

beat comparisons on the two are very comparable if you ask me.. politics as usual beat is fire imo

 

[ISO]

The funny thing about your post is that Politics as Usual is one of my least favorite tracks on RD. I never bump that song. Clark Kent in general had the weakest beats on that entire album.

For one, the beats on Illmatic are better. I also think Nas had the better flow. Lyrically, more diverse than just hustling.

But if you like fly hustling pimp shyt, then I can see why RD would speak to you more. Politics As Usual in particular. It's very 70s.

Ski did Politics As Usual and it's one of my favorite instrumentals what exactly do you dislike about it?

Clark Kent did Brooklyn's Finest which I agree is a below average beat but he also did Cashmere Thoughts and Coming of Age which were great beats.

 

[The God Poster]

The funny thing about your post is that Politics as Usual is one of my least favorite tracks on RD. I never bump that song. Clark Kent in general had the weakest beats on that entire album.

For one, the beats on Illmatic are better. I also think Nas had the better flow. Lyrically, more diverse than just hustling.

But if you like fly hustling pimp shyt, then I can see why RD would speak to you more. Politics As Usual in particular. It's very RnB.

you out ya damn mind