Listened to the Nas joint now that it's on Spotify. Note that the sequencing of the songs are a bit different on the official version. I also listened to the joint on my Beats headphones to hear the production:
1) Not For Radio: This the joint that begins with "escobar season begins." Love the production and sample... Ye added Diddy ad-libs which weren't necessary. Don't see much of a role for O7O Shake on this song. 4/5 for me
2) Cops: Love the beat and sample too. Nas verse is alright. Ye verse was kinda ironic to me after the last few months. could be 3 stars for me, but I'll give it a 4/5 for the beat alone.
3) White Label: Sounds like the beat has promise, but it seems like Dean and co. fuqed up the mix on the beat. Sounds like it's super distorted and in mono. Verses don't stand out for me either. 2.5/5 for me.
4) Bonjour: Pretty forgettable track to me. The hook was decent, but the beat seam mixed poorly and Nas' verses were blah. 2.5/5
5) Everything: Love the Dream presence here. Beat sounded much better. Don't really want the singing Ye on this song, but he wasn't completely awful. The Nas verses are more on point here, except for the anti-vacc rhymes. Liked the chorus in the bridge. Song has replay value to me. 5/5
6) Adam & Eve: Love the sample here. Dream's hook is killer too. Tons of replay value here. 5/5
7) Simple Things: Beat is interesting here, but the verses are kinda average. Song's too short tho. 3/5 for me.
So of the 7 songs, I only liked 4. Wish there were more songs tho. Bigger problem overall is that Nas' presence on the mic has diminished. He's a lot slower rapping now and the punchlines are almost nonexistent. It's almost like he's not rapping with much skill, which is kinda a problem (except when you realize he's 44).
the floral jawn
Ye went in on the boys in blue 
