
Grown Man Nas Breaking It Down on Some Real shyt
I'd be lying if I said I respect your taste in hip hop.
when u stand in the sun, does your skin turn dark pink and start to peel ?
Unititled got downloaded, burned to CD, listened to, and then I snapped the CD into at least eight pieces all within a 90-minute period
As Tony Soprano once said, '''Remember when' is the lowest form of conversation.'' Sadly, onetime wunderkind Nas falls into that trap on his 10th album. Given his bitter 2010 divorce from Kelis (that's her wedding dress on the cover), the millions he owes in back taxes, and the diminishing returns since his game-changing 1994 debut, Illmatic, it's no wonder he'd rather live in the past. Too many tracks here recount his salad days in the era ''before Air Jordans.'' Still, Life Is Good's better moments, like the languid Amy Winehouse collab ''Cherry Wine,'' manage to give his classics a run for their money even if that money's going straight to the IRS anyway. B-
album is overproduced. i can name only two songs i like off this album. the rest isn't wack, but it's not my steez. locomotive is dope.