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nas is still plagued by the same problem since it was written.
smartass:
--- Quote from: Theodore on December 05, 2004, 01:17:04 PM ---what's stay chiseled?
can u upload it with yousentit? tnx!
--- Quote from: Ras Kass' Toothpick on December 05, 2004, 01:11:57 PM ---"Nas Is Coming" and "East Coast/West Coast Killas"
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and what about everyday thing? ft nature..
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stay chiseled was a song nas did with large professor. they did 2 versions. one was put on extra p's album with one nas verse and one of his own. then theres another version thats a nas solo were he kicks 3 or 4 verses. i dont have it on my computer but it should be easy to find.
LyRiCaL_G:
--- Quote from: _That_Cracka_J on December 05, 2004, 03:20:44 PM ---Illmatic was of course tight, but the production on Stillmatic was amazing IMO. To me, that best fits Nas' lyrical style with instrumentals such as Got urself a gun, Smokin', Ur da man, Ether, My country....Those are hard, rugged beats. I don't like hearing him over light, weak beats that he mainly used on SD, and a lot of on God's Son.
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word, stillmatic had amazing production. was different from shit out then.....but fitted nas perfectly. shit aint gotta sound like its done by dre to be sick, its just gotta hit hard, everything on stillmatic production was heat, niggaz probably moanin cuz he aint rappin over g-funk,haha.....but about street disciple, my dawg copped it and goes its kinda sick, he goes his feeling it but i hear some cats complainin production wasnt strong, but here a nigga be dead on bread so until i aint got dollaz to cop it i aint gonna hear it, whats streets disciple like in your opinion?......
by the way, about stillmatic, its one of the best releases to come during the last 5 years man, during modern times hiphop, its still rugged and got edge and one of the few releases that can still be played pretty much from top 2 bottom........but tell me what streets disciple is like
seeeeeeeen
_That_Cracka_J:
--- Quote from: LyRiCaL_G on December 05, 2004, 04:04:36 PM ---
--- Quote from: _That_Cracka_J on December 05, 2004, 03:20:44 PM ---Illmatic was of course tight, but the production on Stillmatic was amazing IMO. To me, that best fits Nas' lyrical style with instrumentals such as Got urself a gun, Smokin', Ur da man, Ether, My country....Those are hard, rugged beats. I don't like hearing him over light, weak beats that he mainly used on SD, and a lot of on God's Son.
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word, stillmatic had amazing production. was different from shit out then.....but fitted nas perfectly. shit aint gotta sound like its done by dre to be sick, its just gotta hit hard, everything on stillmatic production was heat, niggaz probably moanin cuz he aint rappin over g-funk,haha.....but about street disciple, my dawg copped it and goes its kinda sick, he goes his feeling it but i hear some cats complainin production wasnt strong, but here a nigga be dead on bread so until i aint got dollaz to cop it i aint gonna hear it, whats streets disciple like in your opinion?......
by the way, about stillmatic, its one of the best releases to come during the last 5 years man, during modern times hiphop, its still rugged and got edge and one of the few releases that can still be played pretty much from top 2 bottom........but tell me what streets disciple is like
seeeeeeeen
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Well, if you like Stillmatic as much as I do (sounds like you do), then you will be highly disappointed with SD. I was a bit disappointed with God's Son, but it was still decent. I played SD a couple of times and that will probably be the last time I play any of it except for maybe 2 or 3 songs.
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