One song co- produc3d by Battlecat

Scratches on Amerikkkas Nightmare by Battlecat.

Welcome to DubCC, bruh.

https://www.discogs.com/release/3947282-The-Young-Hogg-The-Wire-Mix-Tape

Are you talking about this mixtape?

Nas & DJ Premier



01. My Life Is Real
02. Git Ready
03. N.Y. State Of Mind, Pt. III
04. Welcome To The Underground
05. Madman
06. Pause Tapes
07. Writers
08. Sons (Young Kings)
09. It's Time
10. Nasty Esco Nasir
11. My Story Your Story (feat. AZ)
12. Bouquet (To The Ladies)
13. Junkie
14. Shine Together
15. 3rd Childhood

Hope not.

Anything on Missionary would have Dre's fingerprints on it heavy. Something tells me this wouldn't pass quality control lol.

Erick Sermon is great but this isn't his best work.

One song co- produc3d by Battlecat

I don't think Kurupt is choosing sides

ever since they reunited he hasn't said one bad word about anybody in DPG that I can remember

Even Suge doesn't talk shit on Kurupt.  Like in that convo with McKinley Lee (Snoop's former bodyguard) he's like "yo you see Kurupt these days Kurupt is good people"

Distant Relatives collab with Damian Marley was dope -

Yeah man, the whole album was dope especially "Promise Land"

I don't think Kurupt is choosing sides

ever since they reunited he hasn't said one bad word about anybody in DPG that I can remember

I kind of agree with your first statement, but just like Hip-Hop is Dead is under-rated, I thought Distant Relatives was severely under-rated.  That shit is like a classic album to me. I know it's not a solo its sort of a duo album.  But to me it's a classic and it's as good as Hip-Hop is Dead.  The Untitled album and the Life is Good album weren't as good as Hip-Hop is Dead, but I think Nas was still in the zone.  So to me, I cut it off after Life Is Good.  To me that's when Nas changed and fell off was in the years after Life is Good.  This is the last of prime Nas to me and better than any of the HitBoy stuff, shit bangs in my 99' Camri by the way...




Illmatic (objective classic)


...Nas still makes bangers but the next few albums were perceived as let downs at the time
Stillmatic (Classic Comeback album)
God's Son (Another Great album near classic)
Streets Disciple (A Bit of a Let Down)
...comes back strong with Hip-Hop is Dead for yet another great run
...falls off again after Life is Good

People still like these HitBoy albums he's done in recent years, and you can still hear Nas distinct style, flow, and lyrics, but they don't properly reflect the times for me.  Nas albums used to always speak to the times, like Hip-Hop Is Dead was along with Aftermath Presents one of the most timely albums in hip-hop history.  The new ones to me don't hit me at all cause it's just like, "oh cool, Nas knows how to rap and the beats are nice" but it just ain't the times no more.

yeah I understand where you're coming from, Nas's new Hit-Boy stuff doesn't hit the same

I havent heead the new one with Primo yet but I will

Saw the doc. Stunned by what people do for money/fame and how many people stay silent, because they are scared. People seem to have no dignity/honor. How can you let this shit happen to you and not take revenge.

Im 100 certain a lot of his gay activities were left out as he those are the people to ashamed to speak up.