NAS POX

post 04 nas pox +5
1) streets disciple intro/message to the feds
2) the don
3) rest of my life ft amerie
4) bye baby
5) queens get the money
6) just a moment ft quan
7) you can't stop us now
8) you wouldn't understand ft victoria monet
9) stay
10) hold down the block
11) no introduction
12) proclamation
13) thief's theme
14) black president
15) locomotive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDZY25hnLo4

william wiggins should have put this on his list

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lHwQa68HIo

"the album getting ready to come out in january. the name of that is illmatic."

doo rags
stillmatic (the intro)
life's a bitch
ny state of mind
if i ruled the world
2nd childhood
nastradamus
it ain't hard to tell
the message
my way

1) take it in blood {it was written]
2) you can't stop us {untitled]
3) 2nd childhood {stillmatic]
4) money is my bitch {i am...]
5) the firm - affirmative action
6) the message {it was written]
7) az - gimme yours ft nas
8) u gotta love it {lost tapes]
9) one love {illmatic]
10) az - the essence ft nas
11) revolutionary warfare {god's son]
12) project windows ft ron isley {nastradamus]
13) shoot em up {i am...]
14) family ft mobb deep {i am...]
15) scarface - in between us ft nas
16) hold down the block {hip-hop is dead]
17) tragedy khadafi - calm down ft nas and noreaga
18) the flyest ft az {stillmatic]
19) what goes around {god's son]
20) stay {life is good]

correct #1

my #2 might be his verse on mobb deeps' "give it up fast"

new nas album comments.
i like a nas album to be a sprawling mess, rococo mediocrity studded with sudden genius, mix of stoned paranoia and nostalgia, sentimentality, room for even bad ideas to be worked out. 7 tracks all kanye beats is like all advice given in reviews of nas albums since 1996: too long can't pick beats please no weird sex talk or pretending to be a gun. praying for a real album with 16 tracks no i.d., salaam remi + a dozen lesser producers, go out with that.

or pretending to be a gun

lmao

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