Official Nas Thread
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anybody want to guess how many songs Nas got in the vaults 
dont matter the era the songs come from imo to me. Although I remember reading Nas had records with Marley Marl/ Dr. Dre so of course that would be incredible
no disrespect to Nas,
but them songs sitting there aint doing nobody any good 
he need to come off those records
dont matter the era the songs come from imo to me. Although I remember reading Nas had records with Marley Marl/ Dr. Dre so of course that would be incredible
no disrespect to Nas,
but them songs sitting there aint doing nobody any good he need to come off those recordsSo the old rule of thumb for the original lost tapes was no hype, no BS and no features. Any features would cost the label. I believe it's the same with samples, unless Sony has already gotten them cleared which could be the case for some.
I just hope Nas keeps the artwork and font consistent with the first lost Tapes and his other albums.
I'm just curious to know now if we will get the new album before the lost Tapes 2.
I just hope Nas keeps the artwork and font consistent with the first lost Tapes and his other albums.
I'm just curious to know now if we will get the new album before the lost Tapes 2.
KiD WavE
All Star
I need some AZ music
is doe or die 2 ever droppin
that song is so dope ... im sorry az but thats the worst video Ive ever seen
AZ in the library looking at books and shyt and that corny meeting with the white dude
that godlike flow though
he still got it 
is doe or die 2 ever droppin
that song is so dope ... im sorry az but thats the worst video Ive ever seen
AZ in the library looking at books and shyt and that corny meeting with the white dude
that godlike flow though
he still got it
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People in Brooklyn can catch the movie today at BAM. It might be sold out, but there could be cancellations.
http://www.bam.org/film/2014/time-is-illmatic
Nas: Time is Illmatic
Fri, Sep 19, 2014
LOCATION:
Peter Jay Sharp Building
BAM Rose Cinemas
RUN TIME: 74min
FORMAT: DCP
GENERAL ADMISSION: $14
CINEMA CLUB MEMBERS: $9 (Movie Moguls free)
STUDENTS/SENIORS: $10 (Students 29 and under with a valid ID, Mon—Thu)
+ Intro by director One9 and writer/producer Erik Parker
Part of BAMcinématek series The SOURCE360
Directed by One9 | 2014
"This brisk, stylish and extremely heartfelt portrait of Nas ably stands on its own, marked by an admirable focus on the man and his music rather than hype and hagiography."
—Scott Foundas, Variety
This vivid documentary portrait of rap visionary Nas chronicles his childhood in the Queensbridge housing projects, the rap battles and rivalries of the New York City hip-hop scene, and the obstacles the trailblazing MC overcame to record his landmark 1994 album Illmatic (one of only a handful of records to receive a perfect “five mics” rating from The Source). Expertly directed by multimedia artist One9, Time is Illmatic forgoes hyped-up mythologizing for an authentic record of a seminal time and plac
http://www.bam.org/film/2014/time-is-illmatic
Nas: Time is Illmatic
Fri, Sep 19, 2014
- 10PM
LOCATION:
Peter Jay Sharp Building
BAM Rose Cinemas
RUN TIME: 74min
FORMAT: DCP
GENERAL ADMISSION: $14
CINEMA CLUB MEMBERS: $9 (Movie Moguls free)
STUDENTS/SENIORS: $10 (Students 29 and under with a valid ID, Mon—Thu)
+ Intro by director One9 and writer/producer Erik Parker
Part of BAMcinématek series The SOURCE360
Directed by One9 | 2014
"This brisk, stylish and extremely heartfelt portrait of Nas ably stands on its own, marked by an admirable focus on the man and his music rather than hype and hagiography."
—Scott Foundas, Variety
This vivid documentary portrait of rap visionary Nas chronicles his childhood in the Queensbridge housing projects, the rap battles and rivalries of the New York City hip-hop scene, and the obstacles the trailblazing MC overcame to record his landmark 1994 album Illmatic (one of only a handful of records to receive a perfect “five mics” rating from The Source). Expertly directed by multimedia artist One9, Time is Illmatic forgoes hyped-up mythologizing for an authentic record of a seminal time and plac
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prophecypro
Hollywood North
Bit concerned the Mass Appeal compilation aint getting released.
Least we got Bishop's album tho
Least we got Bishop's album tho
Illmatic was the shyt but will it forever prevent other works of art by Nas' from getting classic status or re-release treatment? With the exception of the Lost Tapes, which is my favorite Nas project, his other great albums are albums are not getting their due as far as classic status or release treatment. Among others, It Was Written and Stillmatic are worthy of it and Life Is Good will be in a few years.
Maybe they pushed it back to add a Run The Jewels track?
Prince.Skeletor
Don’t Be Like He-Man
Nas got his last album under def jam
He needs to leave & sign with G-Unit!!!
He needs to leave & sign with G-Unit!!!