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Showing posts with label Nas Album. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nas Album. Show all posts

Monday, June 13, 2011

New Nas: Song entitled 'Nasty' (first single from his upcoming album Life Is Good)



Nasty Nas, leaks his first single from his upcoming album Life Is Good. Nas went in on this track, regardless of the subject matter, MCing requires a lot of creativity and in my view, poetically he delivered.

He was ON POINT!!!



Download the song below, which was produced by Salaam Remi.

Download: Nas - Nasty (Via 2DopeBoyz)

"Late night, candle light, fiend with diesel in his needle, queensbridge leader, no equal, I come from the wheel of Ezekial, to pop thousand dollar bottles of scotch, smoke pot, and heal the people"

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Monday, May 2, 2011

Elzhi is Detriot's best (to me): "Elmatic" comes out May 10th



Elmatic by Elzhi, comes out May 10th, and the project will conduct a track-by-track interpretation of NaS' classic debut, Illmatic. The most striking difference between the two LPs is the production; a six-piece band will provide organic instrumental takes on Illmatic's original beats. I've been listening to Elzhi's version of "Halftime" and already you can hear the subtle differences in the sound, from the bass line to the heavier drums.

Elzhi's flow, recalls that of NaS' classic verses while giving it its own Elzhi approach. For some time I've regarded Elzhi as Slum Village's greatest lyricist (though they were all good) Elzhi was to me "the Gza" of the group, the most prolific and eloquent. The accompanying video for this cut will drop this Wednesday (May 4th).

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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Wasup with Nas: Kev Interview (Video)



The new album, Lost Tapes 2, people comparing J. Cole to him, some of his favorite new rappers, a new solo album, the Autobiography of KRS-One, his current relationship with Hov and the possibility of a Nas/DJ Premier album.

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Thursday, September 4, 2008

Nas - Queens Get The Money



Nas, New Album Untitled - Rated **** stars out of 5
(A rating of 4 when their is more then the half a dozen avg, 6 songs liked)
(I give a full 5 rating if there's atleast 10 Bangers)

Tracks I liked on the new Nas Album

- The Intro (I'd never usually rate an intro but it was lyrically phresh)
- America (reminded me of Lupe Fiasco's "American Terrorist")
- Testify (My Favorite track on the album right now)
- N.I.G.G.E.R, slave and the master (decent track)
- Hero (Monster Beat) Prod by Polow Da Don
- Untitled, Louis Farrakhan (I thought this was artistically brave)
- Fried Chicken (There is always that one huge creative track by Nas)




Nasir Jones had this to say about his concept album: " I'm doing my dream. If you could, wouldn't you do it? What else would you do? Every time I do something, it's, 'Oh, he's doing it because this and that.' Since my first album, everybody has an explanation of why. What am I supposed to be doing here? " (Nuff Said)

Art imitates life...people should just let artists express their art and let the public scrutinize it or glorify it for what it really is after the release, whether you think its brilliant art or garbage; the public reaction will speak volumes through its sales and overall appreciation, I'm against censorship and parents should be the ones monitoring a child's purchase. Personally I liked this most recent effort by Nas more then his previous "Hip Hop is Dead" ...by far this one was more fiercely substantive and one of the year's most revolutionary efforts; put forward by an artist who quite frankly would have had more to lose by putting something like this out there in today's marketplace. The album is a cross between Dead Prez and Lupe Fiasco in feel and theme.

To Quote Nas himself...
"You little rap fans way out in safe suburbia...
would you stand with me, a United States Murderer, Huh? "

There's also a NiggerTape by DJ Green Lantern on some exclusive shit.