STILLMATIC TRACKLIST PLUS NAS DON

Stillmatic meaning, stillmatic rapper nyt crossword, stillmatic tracklist.Despite the positive reception, Death of Escobar was cancelled, and it was likely to focus entirely on the Stillmatic album instead.

This is not an authentic copy, and it seems studio copies. T&233 l&233 charger Nas - Stillmatic Stillmatic The Intro,Ether,Got Ur Self A,Smokin,Youre Da Man,Rewind,One Mic,2nd Childhood,Destroy Rebuild,The Flyest,Braveheart Party,Rule,My Country,What Goes Around,Every Ghetto mp3 flac albumGuest appearances by Andrew Barber, Young Guru, Just Blaze, Jayson Buford, Nuface, Oliver Wang, Jesse Bernard, Lily Mercer, Nicolas Tyrell-Scott, Dylan Green, Akaash Sharma, Miki Hellerbach, Shawn Setaro, Pain In Da Ass, Bink, Yemi Abiade, Thandie Sibanda, JвЂ™na Jefferson and Carl LamarreNas 'Stillmatic' Vinyl 2xLP. Few hip-hop artists have achieved the same level of critical acclaim and praise that 90s veteran and Queens native Nasir 'Nas' Jones has. Nas 'Stillmatic' - his fifth studio full-length (2001), made the effort to re-establish him as a legitimate artist. Eschewing the pop-friendliness hed found success with, Nas instead opted to return to the underground style he came up in, with tracks about American politics, ghetto life, and social upheaval.In this fourth and final episode, weвЂ™ll look at The BlueprintвЂ™s release date coinciding with the World Trade Centre attacks, the albumвЂ™s critical success and commercial reception, its influence on the artists who came before and after and its enduring legacy 20 years on.Nas-Stillmatic Full Album Zip.

Stillmatic Tracklist Plus Nas Don

The verses just have that extra motivation and energy and itвЂ™s a pretty fantastic song. It has another great hook, this is what was missing from past 2 albums as well as a great beat. Like the last song on the tracklist, this is a bad song too, again a good idea just isnвЂ™t put out right because the delivery is lifeless and the beat is horrible.Nas' lyricism is up a level on this one, heвЂ™s very slick and the braggadocio is great on this, as on 'Got Ur Self A.', ' My first album had no famous guest appearances // The outcome: I'm crowned the best lyricist', as he's warning people heвЂ™s back and better than ever, they better stayed armed if theyвЂ™re to stop him over this enjoyable drum pattern, and them piano keys are entertaining too. 'What Goes Around' has these despairing guitar riffs, the bass and drum pattern are nice but itвЂ™s an ass beat overall as he talks on all in life which is destined to poison you like schools, medicine etc., he also talks about issues in society like killings in the hood, girls who arenвЂ™t comfortable with their own race or beauty, a story of a man who goes around giving STD's to loads of girls til he catches AIDs and dies of it вЂ“ the main message is everything that goes around comes around. To put it simply, it improves the listening experience unlike the instrumentals of his last two albums. ItвЂ™s still not to the level of 'Illmatic' or 'It Was Written', but itвЂ™s an improvement, plus Nas donвЂ™t need the flashiest production to shine.

The light keys contrasting this aggressive drum pattern and funky bass guitar before it explodes into life and sounds amazing as we get a great social commentary with slick lyricism from Nas. The end to this album has taken a nosedive, itвЂ™s a really mediocre track вЂ“ not bad like the last two but I donвЂ™t get much enjoyment out of this because the beat is ass and NasвЂ™ rapping isnвЂ™t exactly too great delivery wise, lyrically this song is insane though.Content wise, he takes a more social tone when talking on the hood, race and the government, like on 'One Mic', with the basis being he only needs one mic to make a difference, as he begins talking on the world and the hoods problems hoping itвЂ™ll help change - he wants a simple life with one girl, gun and mic. 'Every Ghetto' features Blitz who provides raw and heavy lyricism over this OK beat which again is nothing more, as Nas pens really poetic and thought provoking lyricism which is very vivid too, ' Watchin' kids freeze in winters, they still poor // How could I tease them with Benzes and feel no remorse // Drivin' past them in the lively fashion, diamond colors clashin' ', as the pair talk on those in the ghetto living a poor life as they reflect on how they used to live that life too.

The hooks really good and the song sounds really good, and as a disstrack itвЂ™s just merciless especially verse 3. вЂ“ and Eminem murdered you on your own shit', over these screeching synths and very dramatic beat вЂ“ allowing Nas to do his thing. He comes with menacing bars and disses, ' What you think, you gettin' girls now вЂcause of your looks? N*-**o, please! You no-mustache-havin' // With whiskers like a rat, compared to Beans you whack // And your man stabbed Un and made you take the blame // You ass, went from Jaz to hangin' with Kane // To Irv, to B.I.G. ItвЂ™s also littered with diss tracks, such as 'Ether' which is aimed at Jay-Z and a response to his 'Takeover' track.

Finally, '2nd Childhood' sets the scene with descriptive lyricism and some great storytelling, 'All his peoples moved on in life, he's on the corners at night // With young dudes it's them he wanna be like // It's sad but it's fun to him, right? He never grew up // 31 and can't give his youth up, he's in his second childhood', as he talks on different people and how theyвЂ™re in their '2nd childhood' in the hood by failing to mature and still acting like a teenager running round the streets. He commands the mic so effortlessly, a really solid verse over an amazing beat and it really sets the tone for whatвЂ™s to come. It's probably the least cohesive Nas album yet, thematically itвЂ™s got similar ideas but theyвЂ™re just kind of songs, but still great content overall, it just doesn't flow like 'Illmatic'.Other tracks to talk on includes the opener 'Stillmatic (The Intro)', where he's telling the listeners this will be a return to form as well as describing the place he came from with some nice bars and vivid descriptions too over this really glossy beat which stands out and is in your face - in a good way. It's not the same level as the first 3 songs but still a great track nevertheless with a cool concept, beat and hook вЂ“ just the rapping (while top tier) isnвЂ™t as attractive as the first 3.