Rank the Nas and Hit Boy Albums
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Heavy_Handz
Superstar
Somebody sounds excited
Somebody sounds excited
Would it make you more comfortable if I was miserably lamenting every album because it lacked beats from Alchemist and Harry Fraud? Perhaps I should scurry to twitter and look for posts about how bad Hit Boy’s beats are and why Pete Rock should be executive producing Nas albums from here on out? Would that make me a cool kid?
Goat poster
KANG LIFE
KD3
Magic
KD2
Magic2
KD1
Magic
KD2
Magic2
KD1
god shamgod
Veteran
Kd2
Magic
Kd3
Magic 2
Kd
Magic
Kd3
Magic 2
Kd
Goat poster
KANG LIFE
KD3 is up there with Nas BEST (on par with stillmatic, LIG, Godson ect..)
But I dont think we ready to admit that yet.
But I dont think we ready to admit that yet.
KnickstapeCity
:mjpls:
yesiambowling
Pro
King's Disease III
Magic
King's Disease II/Magic 2 (need to let this one sit)
King's Disease
Magic
King's Disease II/Magic 2 (need to let this one sit)
King's Disease
Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
KD3 (five mics)
Magic (five mics)
KD2
KD1
Magic 2
KD3 and Magic are perfect albums, and definitely the height of what Nas and Hit-Boy have been doing over these last three years. I would rank KD3 at #1 because it's longer, but Magic was incredible and it's the rawest Nas album we've gotten in a long time. Maybe since Untitled?
KD2 is borderline perfect and was a huge step up from KD1. I've said this a million times, but it's like Nas and Hit-Boy found some new equipment and experimented with new technology because sonically, it hits hard in a way that KD1 didn't. It was like Life is Good mixed with Late Registration. Literally the only thing I don't like about the album is Eminem's verse on "EPMD 2." The song was hot before he started rapping about Taco Bell and Santa Claus.
KD1 still sounds fresh after three years. It has this happy, warm quality to it and sounds like the beginning of a new era. I still make the
face when "Blue Benz" comes on and Nas starts rapping. We needed this album, not just because it was the true follow-up to Life is Good, but because of what the pandemic was doing to us. KD1 was one of the best things about the summer of 2020.
Magic 2 is dope, and there are definitely standouts ("Motion," "Slow it Down," "Pistols on Your Album Cover"), but I can admit it's a step down from the previous albums and the energy is more muted this time. It's obviously more evolved than KD1, but it doesn't have as much significance or value as KD1 does. The good thing about this album is I feel like longtime critics are finally catching on to 0how great this era has been and giving Nas and Hit-Boy their credit. I think if more time is spent on the next album, it could definitely reach KD3/Magic levels.
Magic (five mics)
KD2
KD1
Magic 2
KD3 and Magic are perfect albums, and definitely the height of what Nas and Hit-Boy have been doing over these last three years. I would rank KD3 at #1 because it's longer, but Magic was incredible and it's the rawest Nas album we've gotten in a long time. Maybe since Untitled?
KD2 is borderline perfect and was a huge step up from KD1. I've said this a million times, but it's like Nas and Hit-Boy found some new equipment and experimented with new technology because sonically, it hits hard in a way that KD1 didn't. It was like Life is Good mixed with Late Registration. Literally the only thing I don't like about the album is Eminem's verse on "EPMD 2." The song was hot before he started rapping about Taco Bell and Santa Claus.
KD1 still sounds fresh after three years. It has this happy, warm quality to it and sounds like the beginning of a new era. I still make the
face when "Blue Benz" comes on and Nas starts rapping. We needed this album, not just because it was the true follow-up to Life is Good, but because of what the pandemic was doing to us. KD1 was one of the best things about the summer of 2020.Magic 2 is dope, and there are definitely standouts ("Motion," "Slow it Down," "Pistols on Your Album Cover"), but I can admit it's a step down from the previous albums and the energy is more muted this time. It's obviously more evolved than KD1, but it doesn't have as much significance or value as KD1 does. The good thing about this album is I feel like longtime critics are finally catching on to 0how great this era has been and giving Nas and Hit-Boy their credit. I think if more time is spent on the next album, it could definitely reach KD3/Magic levels.
Heavy_Handz
Superstar
Calm down, Junior I was just chuckling at your excitementWould it make you more comfortable if I was miserably lamenting every album because it lacked beats from Alchemist and Harry Fraud? Perhaps I should scurry to twitter and look for posts about how bad Hit Boy’s beats are and why Pete Rock should be executive producing Nas albums from here on out? Would that make me a cool kid?
Magic 2 >> Kings Disease
Magic >>> Allum
Eastside Get The Money
Veteran
KD2
M2
KD3
M
KD
M2
KD3
M
KD
qnsfinest
Superstar
KD 3
Magic
KD 2
KD 1
Magic 2
Overall
Magic
KD 2
KD 1
Magic 2
Overall
- Illatmic
- IWW
- Lost tapes
- Stillmatic
- Life is good
- KD 3
- Magic
- KD 2
- KD 1
- God Son
- Untitled
- I Am
- HipHop is dead
- Magic
- Nastradamus
- Lost tapes
- Streets disciple
- Nasir
FunkDoc1112
Heavily Armed
It would be in reverse sequential order if not for Magic 2
KD 3>Magic>KD2>KD>Magic 2
KD 3>Magic>KD2>KD>Magic 2
