The Black Album vs. Street's Disciple
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The Black Album vs. Street's Disciple
In good 'ol blue fashion here is the poll that was bound to happen. May I suggest you give "The Black Album" a fresh listen to fairly compare? Having said that, I think I'm going with Nas on this one.
What do you think?
What do you think?
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Well both our each artists latest releases. Each year they get compaired on this board, so I am not compairing their best work, rather their newest.
I understand SD is a double disc, but that doesn't mean the quality is better than TBA.
There really shouldn't be any argument on the topic, but the reason why one is better.
I understand SD is a double disc, but that doesn't mean the quality is better than TBA.
There really shouldn't be any argument on the topic, but the reason why one is better.
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Re: The Black Album vs. Street's Disciple
not even close. Jigga continued his reign at the top with another near-classic, while Nas' double disc has me defending it like, "well, at least it wasn't all totally horrible" but in 2 months i'll never listen to it again besides a few cuts.Philaflava wrote:In good 'ol blue fashion here is the poll that was bound to happen. May I suggest you give "The Black Album" a fresh listen to fairly compare? Having said that, I think I'm going with Nas on this one.
What do you think?
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Hard to compare. they kinda went in entirely different directions post Blueprint/Stillmatic
If I had to pick one, I'd go with the Black album. but both are very good albums with occasionally spotty beats.
however, the Nas-Jay-Z rule of averages is in full effect: Jay has the better album, Nas' best songs kills Jigga's.
If I had to pick one, I'd go with the Black album. but both are very good albums with occasionally spotty beats.
however, the Nas-Jay-Z rule of averages is in full effect: Jay has the better album, Nas' best songs kills Jigga's.
i think fairly equal but i cant choose that so i went with jay because less songs i didnt like (prolly because he didnt have another cd) nas had maybe 2 songs and one with a beat i cant get wtih he coulda did without and jay had two i coulda did without
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I have friends, they have shitty taste.Primus wrote:if you havent listened then how could u even judge just wondering
I've heard most of his post Illmatic work, and I've HATED it. There's just so way I'm going to invest my time in another album by him.
I totally do not understand why people still jock Nas. It makes me feel totally old and out of touch.
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Pretty much.Kelly Kel wrote: I honestly think the black album was very impressive and street's disciple was ok -ish
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Re: The Black Album vs. Street's Disciple
In general (not just on this board), it seems like people are straining to like the Nas because they really wanted it to be dope (same as the last one), and people want to hate Jay but can't because he drops undeniably great albums.
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Re: The Black Album vs. Street's Disciple
Word word word.Galapagos4 wrote:In general (not just on this board), it seems like people are straining to like the Nas because they really wanted it to be dope (same as the last one), and people want to hate Jay but can't because he drops undeniably great albums.
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I agree with this statement in general. But staying on topic, exactly which songs on Street's Disciple, in your opinion, are better than "Threat", "Public Service Announcment", "Lucifer" or "99 Problems"?Funk Docta Bombay wrote: however, the Nas-Jay-Z rule of averages is in full effect: Jay has the better album, Nas' best songs kills Jigga's.
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Thiefs ThemeSizzla wrote:I agree with this statement in general. But staying on topic, exactly which songs on Street's Disciple, in your opinion, are better than "Threat", "Public Service Announcment", "Lucifer" or "99 Problems"?Funk Docta Bombay wrote: however, the Nas-Jay-Z rule of averages is in full effect: Jay has the better album, Nas' best songs kills Jigga's.
Streets Disciple
A Message to the Feds
Nazareth Savage
Disciple
Rest of my Life (which is seriously slept on.)
are my picks. I prefer a lot of songs on Streets Disciple to most of those though, I went with the least controvertialones. 99 Problems (and Encore which you did'nt mention) are hard to beat, but Thiefs Theme is still on another level. As it stands, the rule works Nas has more "outstanding" songs on his album.
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Nah that ain't the case.Galapagos4 wrote:In general (not just on this board), it seems like people are straining to like the Nas because they really wanted it to be dope (same as the last one), and people want to hate Jay but can't because he drops undeniably great albums.
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