Blog

This article was initially written for a Nas group the author created. To revert back to the group, click here
Currently has more tracks listed than that on Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nas_discography)

Other Singles not on NaS albums, slept-on tracks, b-sides, featured material, rarities, and leaked unreleased material
http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy199/YaoTheGreat/nas16.jpg
http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy199/YaoTheGreat/nas17.jpg
http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy199/YaoTheGreat/nas18.jpg
http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy199/YaoTheGreat/nas19.jpg
http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy199/YaoTheGreat/nas20.jpg
http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy199/YaoTheGreat/nas21.jpg
http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy199/YaoTheGreat/nas22.jpg
not done yet...still confirming dates to the best of my ability...not counting DJ mixes where the original verse was taken from another song unless the mix was better than the original Note: DJ Dirty Harry's…

This article was initially written for a Nas group the author created. To revert back to the group, click here

After Nas' arrival on Def Jam, he immediately proceeded with making some of his more controversial concepts such as proclaiming that hip hop is dead and addressing racism with his untitled album. On HHID, Nas claimed that in order to carry on tradition, one must follow the styles and creativity from the golden age of hip hop instead of selling out just to make a profit from singles and not full albums. Also, Nas addressed that people were making a career too much from beefing and decided to respond to 50 Cent's "piggy bank" with a verse on a mixtape track called "Don't Body Yourself" f/ The Game. He didn't want so-called beef to build record sales for him nor his opponent. Also, Nas felt he knew why 50 was mad because 50 was supposed to be featured on Jennifer Lopez's single, but Nas took the place due to popularity and J. …

I only post to represent, yo. A few weeks ago we had what was (weirdly) named, the Vibrant Unicorn Party at Stadium West in Chicago. Don’t ask. It pretty much involved dressing in bright clothing and dancing.

The V.U.P. involved at least six or seven people taking helm as the laptop DJ over the night. The focus was new cuts and 90’s favorites. I have to do a shout-out to Le Tigre’s side project for partial inspiration, but it’s about time new jack swing and 90’s pop got accepted as the Pure Dance Gold that it is.

SO. Lo and behold some other bars in Chicago have recent;y decided to do a suspiciously similar dance party, and good for them, but I can’t help but feel they were stealing our groove. The last party was May 4th/5th (so you can check my scrobbling for full track listing), but my here’s a sample set of what was played: (pics below)

Get Up Get Into It Get InvolvedJames Brown
You Dropped A Bomb On Me (Single Version)The Gap Band
Hot Pants (I'm Coming, Coming, I'm Coming)Bobby Byrd
…