The Needle Drop reviews: Nas - Life Is Good

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Nas is in my top two, but he has the worst fans ever.


"Somebody doesn't like Nas' new album???" :sadbron: :angry:


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Boo-fukking-hoo, it's just an opinion.
 

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don't try and cherry pick that Ghost album to aid your case. that was concept album done out of genuine love for women. i could go off on a tangent about how i don't think Nas really likes women at all but that would send the stans into a frenzy. not saying he's homosexual.

let's focus on EVERY SINGLE OTHER GHOSTFACE ALBUM.


let's also note that while Bulletproof Wallets suffered the same butchering that I Am...Nastradamus did it still was dope because Ghost doesn't really record bad songs and Nas does.

This last sentence is one of the dumbest things Ive read on the forum.
 

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The other CACs gave it a better review

Nas: Life Is Good | Album Reviews | Pitchfork

Penfield gonna be mad



That's a great review. See how they mentioned the James Bond sound? Scroll back and see me saying the same thing.


They nailed Nas' career too. That s the crux of my argument. That will forever be my stance. This album is his best in years but has some cheesy moments.


And the world is an addiction may be one of the worst songs on a good album this year. It's that bad.
 

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All hip hop, LA and NY Times, Village Voice, rapreviews, MTV etc etc

All good reviews, you seen the links I put earlier in this thread.

Bottom line is its getting a lot of good reviews across the board, one can't dispute.



none of those publications you listed.

including rolling stones, have never been credible rap record review outlets.

learn ya history,....only reason they started to review rap.

or even feature rap was because they needed the profitability from lost readership, back as early as 93.


stop playing and learn ya history.


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none of those publications you listed.

including rolling stones, have never been credible rap record review outlets.

learn ya history,....only reason they started to review rap.

or even feature rap was becsuse they needed the profitsbility from lost readership, back as early as 93.


stop playing and learn ya history.


art barr

art, you are not a credible rap review outlet.
 

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big mel, suck my dikk.

dont know why you always going to bat for art barr, either you are art barr or your his loverboy, either way you aint shyt and a co-sign from you is worth about as much as two drops of sheep shyt in a cardboard box.
 

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big mel, you are a bonifide p*ssy and a liar. i called you out on your lie and you aint had nothing to say. so until further notice, suck my dikk, bytch
 

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for you dumb noob gateway nas stans.

http://m.complex.com/music/2012/07/...-their-classic-records-part-1/nas-the-message

here is the trackmaster telling you themselves about being and known for commercial sellout production.

Poke: “We felt a lot of pressure because Illmatic was a benchmark in hip-hop. The thing about Illmatic wasn’t the records themselves or the album, it was the movement behind it. So how do we make it that?”


There was some undertones with him taking little jabs at other rappers in that record. [Laughs.] The 'Lex with TV sets, the mininum,' that line was directed right at Jay-Z. Jay was fronting hard with the Lexus in his videos and there was a little rivalry brewing. - Tone

so,..for you noob dumb nikkaz trying to tell me.

that nas did not sell out,....here is proof in quotes from the trackmasters, themselves.

plus they were commercial as fukk from jump.

they just got to work, cold chillin and do hardcore joints for g rap and kane.

kane after he was pretty much done and g rap. needing hardcore ny alternative production for a mainly sir jinx westcoast hodgepodge, gangsta rap record. so they got to bless g rap with their baby, illstreet blues.

pkus provide a credible single for kane who desperately needed it. after selling out and ruining his career on his previous release taste of chocolate. so, he needed and almost succeeded in redeeming himself with looks like a job for.

plus, they made chubb go commercial but it worked on the one's just the two of us as well.

they were not howie tee with it,...either.

also,...redhot lover tone was the equivalent of the wacker super lover cee, on girls i got'em locked.

or the commercial red head kingpin.

or what would be the equivalent of weak ass, drake back then.

so the idea that he thinks he was in nas's league as a talent was preposterous.


art barr




“That didn’t really sit well with Nas because Nas was known as an underground rapper and we’d had a lot of mainstream success. In the beginning it was like trying to put a square peg in a round hole. But Nas agreed to give it a shot and we were all excited.”

for all you goof ball lames,.…denying nas sold out.

after, all the facts me and big mel been telling y'all.

repeat after me,...chu lauced't
 
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