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nas is coming to philly, but i cant make it...i went to a concert of his 2 years ago, and he puts on a GREAT show...i highly suggest any fans to go see him
ill have to go through and find another one, but now that the album is out now, it should be easy to acquire...i would do it now, but im on the way out.... now where is that "im drunk" thread?
Snakes Gould wrote:nas is coming to philly, but i cant make it...i went to a concert of his 2 years ago, and he puts on a GREAT show...i highly suggest any fans to go see him
I was going to go to the one in NYC a few nights ago but the tickets sold out within 10 minutes of going on sale.
The only problem with the album is that the title track is the edited version and not the explicit. I found the explicit one, but obviously I can't put it on the actual CD.
bigh0rt wrote:Here's a few others that I don't quite love as much as the other ones I listed, but I can still give a full listen to once in awhile...
It's Dark and Hell is Hot by DMX The Score by Fugees Doggystyle by Snoop Doggy Dogg Illmatic by Nas Me Against the World by 2Pac All Eyez on Me by 2Pac Cypress Hill by Cypress Hill License to Ill by Beastie Boys Liquid Swords by GZA Reasonable Doubt... Vol. 1 by Jay-Z The Infamous by Mobb Deep Life After Death by Notorious BIG ATLiens by OutKast
Again, that doesn't mean I don't like parts or specific songs on other albums... these ones are just more complete and easy to listen to without, say, skipping 5 consecutive tracks that should've just never been included...
Nice - I was gonna suggest ATLiens aswell. If you haven't, check out:
Soul Food or Still Standing by Goodie Mob
Beat Rhymes and Life - Tribe Called Quest
I just recently heard Lupe Fiasco's album - not bad at all.
bigh0rt wrote:Here's a few others that I don't quite love as much as the other ones I listed, but I can still give a full listen to once in awhile...
It's Dark and Hell is Hot by DMX The Score by Fugees Doggystyle by Snoop Doggy Dogg Illmatic by Nas Me Against the World by 2Pac All Eyez on Me by 2Pac Cypress Hill by Cypress Hill License to Ill by Beastie Boys Liquid Swords by GZA Reasonable Doubt... Vol. 1 by Jay-Z The Infamous by Mobb Deep Life After Death by Notorious BIG ATLiens by OutKast
Again, that doesn't mean I don't like parts or specific songs on other albums... these ones are just more complete and easy to listen to without, say, skipping 5 consecutive tracks that should've just never been included...
Nice - I was gonna suggest ATLiens aswell. If you haven't, check out:
Soul Food or Still Standing by Goodie Mob Beat Rhymes and Life - Tribe Called Quest
I just recently heard Lupe Fiasco's album - not bad at all.
Lupe is very talented no doubt but it gets annoying how people anoint him the next savior of hip-hop. He's good but not THAT good.
I want to hear a second release from him before I put Lupe anywhere.
bigh0rt wrote:Here's a few others that I don't quite love as much as the other ones I listed, but I can still give a full listen to once in awhile...
It's Dark and Hell is Hot by DMX The Score by Fugees Doggystyle by Snoop Doggy Dogg Illmatic by Nas Me Against the World by 2Pac All Eyez on Me by 2Pac Cypress Hill by Cypress Hill License to Ill by Beastie Boys Liquid Swords by GZA Reasonable Doubt... Vol. 1 by Jay-Z The Infamous by Mobb Deep Life After Death by Notorious BIG ATLiens by OutKast
Again, that doesn't mean I don't like parts or specific songs on other albums... these ones are just more complete and easy to listen to without, say, skipping 5 consecutive tracks that should've just never been included...
Nice - I was gonna suggest ATLiens aswell. If you haven't, check out:
Soul Food or Still Standing by Goodie Mob Beat Rhymes and Life - Tribe Called Quest
I just recently heard Lupe Fiasco's album - not bad at all.
Lupe is very talented no doubt but it gets annoying how people anoint him the next savior of hip-hop. He's good but not THAT good.
I want to hear a second release from him before I put Lupe anywhere.
That being said, his album was fantastic.
where im from, alot of people havent even heard of him, so i find him vastly underrated. went to his show at my school too, very good performance. he really seems to love his craft.
bigh0rt wrote:Here's a few others that I don't quite love as much as the other ones I listed, but I can still give a full listen to once in awhile...
It's Dark and Hell is Hot by DMX The Score by Fugees Doggystyle by Snoop Doggy Dogg Illmatic by Nas Me Against the World by 2Pac All Eyez on Me by 2Pac Cypress Hill by Cypress Hill License to Ill by Beastie Boys Liquid Swords by GZA Reasonable Doubt... Vol. 1 by Jay-Z The Infamous by Mobb Deep Life After Death by Notorious BIG ATLiens by OutKast
Again, that doesn't mean I don't like parts or specific songs on other albums... these ones are just more complete and easy to listen to without, say, skipping 5 consecutive tracks that should've just never been included...
Nice - I was gonna suggest ATLiens aswell. If you haven't, check out:
Soul Food or Still Standing by Goodie Mob Beat Rhymes and Life - Tribe Called Quest
I just recently heard Lupe Fiasco's album - not bad at all.
Lupe is very talented no doubt but it gets annoying how people anoint him the next savior of hip-hop. He's good but not THAT good.
I want to hear a second release from him before I put Lupe anywhere.
That being said, his album was fantastic.
where im from, alot of people havent even heard of him, so i find him vastly underrated. went to his show at my school too, very good performance. he really seems to love his craft.
I have no doubt that he adores everything he does.
That being said, I can see him becoming either one of the great emcees or a flameout. I predict somewhere in the middle, around LL Cool J.
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