Hip Hop Is Dead - Nas

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - East Coast / Artist: Nas / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released at Def Jam / Disc #1 ... more

Hip Hop Is Dead - Nas ... Tracklisting
1 Money Over Bullsh*t
2 You Can't Kill Me
3 Carry on Tradition
4 Where Are They Now
5 Hip Hop Is Dead - Nas, will.i.am,
6 Who Killed It?
7 Black Republican - Jay-Z, , Nas
8 Not Going Back - Kelis, Nas
9 Still Dreaming - Chrisette Michele, Chrisette Michele, Nas, Kanye West
10 Hold Down the Block
11 Blunt Ashes
12 Let There Be Light - Nas, Tre Williams
13 Play on Playa - Nas, Snoop Dogg
14 Can't Forget About You - Chrisette Michele, Nas
15 Hustlers - Marsha Ambrosius, , The Game, Nas
16 Hope

Newest Review: ... those who are on the rise **Five Stars** 4. "Where Are They Now" Although not nearly as exciting as the ... more

... remixes, this track has im ask where all the big names of the eighties and nineties have gone. In the later version he got to work with a few of the people who he lists here as he goes back into the history of Hip Hop and speaks on top of some funky James Brown samples, and how excited it made him as he heard all that he came up with. **Five Stars** 5. "Hip Hop Is Dead" The titular track here had a big impact at the time as it really represented what Nas meant by the statement and made people reconsider what t...more

Price Comparison for Hip Hop Is Dead - Nas

	Hip Hop Is Dead Release Date: 2006 - 12 - 19, Audio CD, Def Jam Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47	£ 1.23

Hip Hop Is Dead
Release Date: 2006 - 12 - 19, Audio CD, Def Jam

Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47

£ 1.23

Read Reviews for Hip Hop Is Dead - Nas

Hip Hop Is Dead - Nas: The Real Hip Hop Is Over Here? (1385 words)
by - written on 24/06/09 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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Nas' controversial "Hip Hop Is Dead" release came out in 2006, and came at a time when he declared the 'death' of the genre, as he considered it's true origins to have been diluted to a point beyond recognition when compared to its form in the seventies and eighties. It was the New Yorker's eighth album to that point, and saw him make another big statement to change the way all music of that time was seen. 1. "Money Over Bulls**t" To get things going on this album you have him dropping a dark one where he chooses to take on all of those who really disagree with the statement which he comes out with. Just as he had done with the ... Read the complete review

Hip Hop's Not Dead Anymore (101 words)
by - written on 18/08/07 (Somewhat useful, 26 readings)
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Wow, what can i say. A true player's cd. Tunes to bounce to, tunes to cruise to. If hip hop was dead it's certainly come alive now. Nas carries true talent and with these 16 tracks he truly enlightens the urban music scene. Unlike many albums, this can be played as backin music to a spring clean or a long journey, or it can be the centre spotlight music at a party or special occasion. I also found that with Nas, he carries the hip hop gangster lifestyle but doesn;t promote guns and extreme violence like most of today's rappers ... Read the complete review

Hip Hop Is Dead - Nas: GREAT FOR ANY OTHER ARTIST, AVERAGE FOR NAS (1827 words)
by - written on 01/08/07 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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I had to write a review on this album after looking at the other two reviews as it is clear they have not got much experience of hip hop and the art form that it is and that greatness of nas and how this album rates among his others. I AM ONE OF NAS' BIGGEST FANS and i love illmatic it was written, stillmatic, god's son, and this, 'hip hop is dead' is probably one of his weakest lyrically. YES nas has matured bla blah blah and he cant write about the same vivid descriptive hood stories we're used to and this is good in a way except for the fact that now what he has to describe, things such as his life the political situation in america and the state of hip hop, he ... Read the complete review