Iverson_64
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Nas's album with Damien Marley doesn't get talked about enough. That album was straight piff but gets overshadowed by LIG.
I brought this up I think, but this was when Roc-A-Fella/Dame Music Group at the tail end signed Joe Budden, Raekwon, Nature, Nore and a bunch of other people and they did a freestyle together. But Roc was pretty much over at this point and it was a last ditch effort, and nobody talks about it.
Why?No cap, this one of the best threads in Coli history
I was still fukking with Nas all those yearsI guess it really depends on the person. I'm from Queens and I knew tons of people who became Nas fans through IWW and I Am as opposed to Illmatic. Ilmatic was like Shawshank Redemption: Lowkey from the start but eventually became a widely known classic.
"If I Ruled The World", "Street Dreams", "Hate Me Now", and "Nas Is Like" got a lot of casual rap fans into Nas. I agree that Nastradamus sort of hurt Nas's momentum though.
I think Stillmatic's great the way it is excluding Braveheart Party(which was removed in some versions anyway).I was still fukking with Nas all those years
Hell, my first neg I got on this site was for saying Nastradamus was a dope album
Reviews killed it but I copped in late 99 anyway and still till this day Love the album
I was still rockin with Nas 99-01, copped QB Finest when it dropped and liked the mixtape tracks he dropped in 00/01(Salute Me should have replaced Braveheart Party)
He definitely came back strong with Stillmatic but I think he fukked up by making that album too long. It should have been 10 tracks just like the original. It would be in the conversation for GOAT album if it was just the first 10 tracks. All the tracks that mattered were in the first 10. Track 11 might be the worst track Nas ever made and the rest were decent but were more like filler.
Album woulda been perfect with the first 10 tracks, ending with a track featuring the only person featured on Illmatic (Track 10 on Atillmatic was The Flyest ft AZ) and this woulda made AZ the only feature on Stillmatic.
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someone wrote:Busta Rhymes Signs with Cash Money Records
vaguely remember onsome threads on it and they were clowin bus for signing
I'll add Future suing Drake. They went back to working together like nothing happened.Drake and Future beefing because Drake didn’t show up to the Tony Montana video
This is not another Nas dikkeating threadNas's album with Damien Marley doesn't get talked about enough. That album was straight piff but gets overshadowed by LIG.
Mic Geronimo having a song called Time To Build on his debut album in 95 featuring Jay Z (which was simply spelled JZ in the liner notes), DMX and Ja Rule. It was produced by DJ Irv (Irv Gotti)
Crazy how Mic Geronimo was hot before all of them
Jay Z featured on Da Graveyard which was on Big L’s first album
Mr. Dalvin from Jodeci co producing the Rainy Dayz remix for Raekwon and Ghostface
Erick Sermon’s kid group from Philly, Illegal. What happened to them? I know they broke up. Jamal had a couple songs after that. Lil Malik randomly popped up on Doggystyle. I heard a rumor years ago Kurupt was trying to recruit him to Death Row since they had that Philly connection
Busta Rhymes getting out the crack game after being held hostage in a Baltimore crack house and almost losing his life
Common being an unofficial member of the Roots at one point
Smif N Wesson’s brief run as the Coco Brovas
I'll add Future suing Drake. They went back to working together like nothing happened.
there's a ton of original shyt people sampled from television that people nowadays (like MF Doom or playboi carti's magnolia sampled the jaime foxx show) can't claim or refuse to acknowledge it was sampled because we can't find the VHS footage. half the shyt we lived thru wasn't documented because it was commonplace and we just thought it would be eventually archived by the network but it's frustrating to refute what happened to those people who missed it but claim that it didn't happen like some pseudo mandela effect because nobody can dig up the footage but half of us remember it