Yea they had their hits and a couple street joints but none of them were that cohesive

13 year old me wouldve fought you over this

Reasonable Doubt was such a moody and dapper album tho imagine if he stuck to those type of beats instead of the clean commercial sound

those albums must’ve sounded godly next to nastradamus

still his best album That true glorified gangsta rap :datass:

Reasonable Doubt and Life After Death the best mafioso rap albums

OB4CL just as good but not quite as “rich” sounding. Like idk if it’s got a Sky’s the Limit or Politics As Usual

Yeah Nas Is Like it was the first one I heard and it was pretty good but didn't make me want to track down his CDs

Agree

Vol 2 is there most cohesive album between RD and BP1

Dynasty is #2

Dumbed down the music to double his dollars

Ob4cl sounds grimy yet refined at the same time

Verbal Intercourse

22 Two's wordplay

The sequel at 1:51

80’s Fam list is gonna go hard

ob4cl is way better than reasonable doubt imo

i agree life after death is the best though

@twinkletoez @drjdeponytail

Beans verse tho

" It's about time we have a father to son
Sit down let me tell you 'bout your fatherless sons
How they grew to be men and father they sons"

D:

lmao my friend just said "some singer dude named neil young" when telling me about spotify
"who the f*** is neil young"

forreal though old neil is being annoying af

The saddest song on any Jay album
Smh Beans got a s***ty deal with his career

He must not be a hipster

he's an accountant. all my friends are accountants

i think i've come to the conclusion that the doors S/T is the best albums of the 60s. i mean what's better?

oh &nico is up there tho