Nas-Greatest Hits-Reissue-CD-FLAC-2009-THEVOiD

                              DRIFT INTO THE VOID
 Info   
     Artist  | Nas
     Title   | Greatest Hits
     Genre   | Hip-Hop                              Format  | Album
     Source  | CD                                   Time    | 70:12
     Label   | Sony Music                           Store   | 2009
     Catalog | 88697550152                          Rip     | 2020
     Bitrate | 916 kbps                             Size    | 482.33 MB
     Freq    | 44.1 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     01. Surviving The Times (Prod. Chris Webber)                    4:43
     02. Less Than An Hour (Theme From Rush Hour 3) (Feat. Cee-Lo)   3:16
         (Prod. Salaam Remi)
     03. It Ain't Hard To Tell (Prod. Large Professor)               3:22
     04. Life's A Bitch (Feat. AZ) (Prod. L.E.S.)                    3:30
     05. N.Y. State Of Mind (Prod. DJ Premier)                       4:53
     06. One Love (Prod. Q-Tip)                                      5:24
     07. If I Ruled The World (Imagine That) (Feat. Lauryn Hill)     4:43
         (Prod. Poke & Tone)
     08. Street Dreams (Remix) (Feat. R. Kelly) (Prod. Poke & R.     4:27
         Kelly)
     09. Hate Me Now (Feat. Puff Daddy) (Prod. D. Moet & Pretty      4:45
         Boy)
     10. One Mic (Prod. Chucky Thompson & Nas)                       4:30
     11. Got Ur Self A (Prod. Megahertz Music Group)                 3:49
     12. Made You Look (Prod. Salaam Remi)                           3:23
     13. I Can (Prod. Salaam Remi)                                   4:14
     14. Bridging The Gap (Feat. Olu Dara) (Prod. Salaam Remi)       3:56
     15. Halftime (Prod. Large Professor)                            4:21
     16. Nas Is Like (Prod. DJ Premier)                              3:57
     17. Thief's Theme (Prod. Salaam Remi)                           2:59
 Notes  
     Beginning with his classic debut, "Illmatic" (1994), Nas has stood tall as
     one of New York City's leading rap voices, outspokenly expressing a
     righteous, self-empowered swagger that has endeared him to critics and
     hip-hop purists. Whether proclaiming himself Nasty Nas or Nas Escobar or
     Nastradamus or God's Son, the self-appointed King of New York has battled
     numerous adversaries, none more challenging than Jay-Z, who vied with Nas
     for the vacated throne left in the wake of the Notorious B.I.G.'s 1997
     assassination.
     Already considered one of hip-hop's great MCs, a claim made even more
     believable by the fact that he's able to continue to release relevant,
     often controversial, material - material that, while perhaps not as great
     as what was on his debut, "Illmatic", is still interesting and intelligent
     and generally pretty decent - Nas has been due for a true greatest-hits
     collection for a while now. The aptly titled Greatest Hits does just that,
     tracing his career chronologically, from the aforementioned "Illmatic (and
     it makes sense that there are four tracks from that album - the most of any
     - included) to "Street's Disciple" (which only boasts one, 'Bridging The
     Gap').
     2006's "Hip Hop Is Dead" is left out here, but there are two new songs,
     neither of which is as good as "Life's a Bitch" or even "Street Dreams",
     but both of which are still pretty fun. The in-demand Cee-Lo Green adds his
     distinctive vocals to the spooky "Less Than An Hour" (which also can be
     found on the Rush Hour 3 soundtrack), and even the Chris Webber-produced
     "Surviving The Times", on which Nas raps about his life and his experiences
     making music, is well done, though not particularly inventive or unique.
     There's not much out of the ordinary here: the songs included are all among
     the MC's most popular and feature the appropriately well-known guest stars
     (Diddy, when he was Puff Daddy, on 'Hate Me Now' and R. Kelly on the remix
     of 'Street Dreams'), which means that even with the new tracks it may not
     be enough to entice or satisfy a diehard, but for those not expecting or
     needing more than a decent retrospective, Greatest Hits should do the
     trick.
     2009 reissue with more tracks.

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28M	01-nas-surviving_the_times_(prod._chris_webber)-thevoid.flac
23M	02-nas-less_than_an_hour_(theme_from_rush_hour_3)_(feat._cee-lo)_(prod._salaam_remi)-thevoid.flac
23M	03-nas-it_aint_hard_to_tell_(prod._large_professor)-thevoid.flac
22M	04-nas-lifes_a_bitch_(feat._az)_(prod._l.e.s.)-thevoid.flac
28M	05-nas-n.y._state_of_mind_(prod._dj_premier)-thevoid.flac
36M	06-nas-one_love_(prod._q-tip)-thevoid.flac
33M	07-nas-if_i_ruled_the_world_(imagine_that)_(feat._lauryn_hill)_(prod._poke_and_tone)-thevoid.flac
29M	08-nas-street_dreams_(remix)_(feat._r._kelly)_(prod._poke_and_r._kelly)-thevoid.flac
35M	09-nas-hate_me_now_(feat._puff_daddy)_(prod._d._moet_and_pretty_boy)-thevoid.flac
30M	10-nas-one_mic_(prod._chucky_thompson_and_nas)-thevoid.flac
27M	11-nas-got_ur_self_a_(prod._megahertz_music_group)-thevoid.flac
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25M	12-nas-made_you_look_(prod._salaam_remi)-thevoid.flac
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29M	13-nas-i_can_(prod._salaam_remi)-thevoid.flac
26M	14-nas-bridging_the_gap_(feat._olu_dara)_(prod._salaam_remi)-thevoid.flac
29M	15-nas-halftime_(prod._large_professor)-thevoid.flac
24M	16-nas-nas_is_like_(prod._dj_premier)-thevoid.flac
21M	17-nas-thiefs_theme_(prod._salaam_remi)-thevoid.flac
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