Nas already did one project that I always wanted from him, which was an orchestra backed album, although they released the physical too.
I always wished Nas would put out a project ala Gangstar’s Full Clip. It the size of a box set. He once mentioned putting out the first single artist, multi disc box set in hip hop. Nas has several greatest hits albums and my guy, Noah Uman, Did a standard 4-disc Nas compilation a few years back for Legacy Records (I got my name in the liner notes)... but I what I envisioned for Nas’ box set was much greater in scale. It was to contain original studio remixes (like the version of Memory Lane that Q-Tip was fukking with), alternate takes (there are different tales of Take it in Blood, What it is with different lyrics and it was said that Nas had a non- raggae version of Anybody text ), more unreleased tracks, extended versions (like extended street dreams, watch dem nikkas and You the Man) plus soundtrack cuts (Escobar 97, Nas’ Angels, etc) and freestyles.
Jay Z beat him to a B-Side concert but Nas could also do a very tight b-sides concert.