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Elevz:

--- Quote from: Shallow on March 02, 2005, 09:18:09 AM ---
--- Quote from: Elevz on March 02, 2005, 06:58:26 AM ---I don't know what happened to his album with Premier, but I wonder for myself, do I even want to hear Nas and Premier together? They're both great artists, but I think I'd enjoy both their music more if they did not work together.

The Lost Tapes II... Did they even officially anounce that? I thought it was just us hoping for him to ever put that out, because of the amount of excellent songs we've heard that didn't make it on Street's Disciple.

IMO Street's Disciple was the #3 album of 2004 though... I quite much loved it!

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Some of Nas's best tracks were with Primo. I know that album would be a classic.

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True, but that's a thing of the past... I won't deny, tracks like "NY state of mind" definately are classics, but that's a thing of the past... I like when Nas goes on that inventive shit, like he did with "Bridging the gap", but I can't really say Premier has changed his styles a lot over the past. They were a good team in the past, but for 2005/2006? I'm not really sure.

Kill:
Primo is the opposite of innovative, but the definition of solid. I think the album could be great, but i agree it wouldn´t blow your mind musically, you could just enjoy every track...i thought Lost Tapes II was announced, yeah, but i forgot about the source, might have been some bs rumour then

Shallow:

--- Quote from: Kill on March 02, 2005, 09:50:38 AM --- it wouldn´t blow your mind musically,
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If I had 10 billion dollars for everytime a rap album has blown my mind musically, I'd still be dead broke. It's not just Primo's production that'll make the album good, it's how Nas raps over Primo beats that make him a better MC, IMO.

Kill:

--- Quote from: Shallow on March 02, 2005, 09:56:34 AM ---
--- Quote from: Kill on March 02, 2005, 09:50:38 AM --- it wouldn´t blow your mind musically,
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If I had 10 billion dollars for everytime a rap album has blown my mind musically, I'd still be dead broke. It's not just Primo's production that'll make the album good, it's how Nas raps over Primo beats that make him a better MC, IMO.

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Just musically....I´d have some mind-blow dough from Mecca & The Soul Brother, The Infamous (ok, today it wouldn´t no more, but when i was 15 it did), ATLiens, The Chronic and Only Built 4 Cuban Linx and maybe a couple others. Of course hiphop´s just hiphop and not the peaks of music as such, but it can still be amazing

Shallow:

--- Quote from: Kill on March 02, 2005, 10:00:43 AM ---
--- Quote from: Shallow on March 02, 2005, 09:56:34 AM ---
--- Quote from: Kill on March 02, 2005, 09:50:38 AM --- it wouldn´t blow your mind musically,
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If I had 10 billion dollars for everytime a rap album has blown my mind musically, I'd still be dead broke. It's not just Primo's production that'll make the album good, it's how Nas raps over Primo beats that make him a better MC, IMO.

--- End quote ---

Just musically....I´d have some mind-blow dough from Mecca & The Soul Brother, The Infamous (ok, today it wouldn´t no more, but when i was 15 it did), ATLiens, The Chronic and Only Built 4 Cuban Linx and maybe a couple others. Of course hiphop´s just hiphop and not the peaks of music as such, but it can still be amazing

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Well I grew up listening to 60s and 70s music, so I guess it wasn't possible for me to be impressed musically with hip hop even if I was a kid. When you listen to Hendrix it's hard to be blown away by Dre. It didn't help that I had heard a lot of the original samples before I heard the hip hop bastardized versions.

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