It's April 28, 2024, 11:52:05 PM
Yeah, in some form or fashion they did because i have the disc. If it was released as an official album it would have been Nas's greatest release. Seriously, everyone is sleeping on Street's Disciple. You say it's boring, I say its hip-hop in its vintage form. Is it an album you can play in the club or bump in the car? No. But, it is a dope album you can listen to when you want to hear a talented rapper spit. Perhaps that's one of the major reasons I like it. It went against the grain and just did that golden age hip-hop. It wasn't about the flash or the hook. It's grown folk hip-hop.
So last night I compiled the og track list for I am double disc in its original sequence.......as Nas intended it to be.........I will up it to this or the hookup spot
So for my Nas fans I upped the correct sequence of how I am was supposed to be as a double cd. I had to seperate it into 2 files, enjoy.Disc 1http://sharebee.com/9e7a98f9Disc 2http://sharebee.com/f1053ce4This was the exact sequence the source reviewed it in before it got leaked and he scraped it for Nastradamus. Note: The song Hate me Now was not included because that song wasn't done until he redid the second disc and named it Nastradamus
Streets Disciple is banging, never understood how it got so much hate. Only a few filler tracks, as one CD it would be better though. It Was Written=his 2nd best CD & God's Son is great but it's a little too slow for me. Just wish it had 2-3 more hype/crazy/gangsta tracks.Quote from: Escrooge on August 31, 2009, 01:21:01 PMSo for my Nas fans I upped the correct sequence of how I am was supposed to be as a double cd. I had to seperate it into 2 files, enjoy.Disc 1http://sharebee.com/9e7a98f9Disc 2http://sharebee.com/f1053ce4This was the exact sequence the source reviewed it in before it got leaked and he scraped it for Nastradamus. Note: The song Hate me Now was not included because that song wasn't done until he redid the second disc and named it Nastradamus Did you just throw the tracks together or did you actually normalize the sound volume & quality??
Quote from: UKnowWhatItIs on August 31, 2009, 01:52:34 PMStreets Disciple is banging, never understood how it got so much hate. Only a few filler tracks, as one CD it would be better though. It Was Written=his 2nd best CD & God's Son is great but it's a little too slow for me. Just wish it had 2-3 more hype/crazy/gangsta tracks.Quote from: Escrooge on August 31, 2009, 01:21:01 PMSo for my Nas fans I upped the correct sequence of how I am was supposed to be as a double cd. I had to seperate it into 2 files, enjoy.Disc 1http://sharebee.com/9e7a98f9Disc 2http://sharebee.com/f1053ce4This was the exact sequence the source reviewed it in before it got leaked and he scraped it for Nastradamus. Note: The song Hate me Now was not included because that song wasn't done until he redid the second disc and named it Nastradamus Did you just throw the tracks together or did you actually normalize the sound volume & quality??Yes I did sir! Mp3 files unfortunately no FLAC
It's very hard to pick Nas' 2nd best album. I could make arguments for a few, but I'm gonna go with "Untitled". Top to bottom, there isn't a wack joint on there. He had to make a few label concessions like featuring Keri Hilson, Chris "lil Ike" Brown, and Game. For a lead single, "Hero" is gonna be about as good you're gonna hear as far as these major releases go. I've like a lot of Polow beats, in fact I've loved a few of his beats, but I was skeptical of how him and Nas would match up. The key to that joint was Nas not compromising himself - he still spit some real shit. That beat is bonkers so it's easy to stay focused on that rather than Nas. But I'm rambling here, but anyway, this album is over the vast majority of peoples heads in regarding the truth of the topics that he's speakin on. I mean i've listened to this album I don't know how many dozens of times since I bought it and I still feel like I haven't caught everything. That's how you know a good album - when you're still pickin up new dope shit that didn't catch your ear at first. But conceptually, lyrically, just as an entire ALBUM (those are nearly extinct btw), this just shits on damn near what anyone is doin nowadays. And check my history, I've been sayin for years that cats are sleepin on Streets Disciple. Again, conceptually Nas is goin places that other cats aren't. Gave several nods of respect to the old school to dudes like Jimmy Spicer, Doug E Fresh, and more...There are def classic Nas tracks on that album, some great concept songs, some really hard shit that Nas really ripped...If I have any knock on this, it's those 2 or songs on disc 2, the one w/ Maxwell, and I think another joint that don't fit sonically within the album. Conceptually, that part of the album is focusing on Nas gettin married, leavin the player life behind etc. So that aspect fit. And even the Maxwell song was a song Nas made because he wanted to play it at his wedding, so it's not like he just threw some shit against the wall there.Peace