Loved Thriller, I was scared of the video when I was younger though lol.

You can put any kind of album you want, Rock, R&B, Jazz, Country, etc.

[Edited by - CDB on 07-19-2007 12:00 PM]

My favorite song of all time and not too many people know about it

Nas= Illmatic/Stillmatic
Rakim= Paid in Full/Follow the leader
Ghostface= Supreme Clientele
Raekwon= Cuban Linx
AZ= Doe or Die
Public Enemy= It takes a nation of millions
Wu-tang= 36 chambers
Earth wind and Fire= Best of
Prince= Purple Rain
EPMD (first three albums)
Redman= What thee album
Michael Jackson= Thriller
Denise Williams= Best of..
Big Pun= Capitol punishment

BTW, CDB...dont hold your breath for that Lost tapes 2. Its been rumored to be coming for the last 5 years. I just make my own Lost tapes with Rare Nas songs.

[Edited by - bigbeast on 19-07-2007 12:17 PM]

[Edited by - bigbeast on 19-07-2007 12:31 PM]

[Edited by - bigbeast on 19-07-2007 1:24 PM]

Listen to the song "GHETTO Life and BUSTIN OUT"
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[Edited by - playa2 on 19-07-2007 12:31]

Posted by bigbeast:

Posted by CDB:

lol yeah but they were saying that it was coming late this year...hopefully. Im still waiting on the Nas & Premo album and the Nas & Az album but I doubt that they will come out even though that would be fire.

I'm a big Premo fan, but I'm not sure I want an entire Nas album produced by Premo. Maybe half by Premo, and the other half by Pete Rock, Marley Marl, Large Professor, Rza, Kanye etc. As much As I like Stillmatic, Lost tapes, and even It was written, I'm still waiting on a real follow up to Illmatic. I need one more grimey album from Nas in the vien of Illmatic but updated obvioulsy.

Also, since Nas and Cormega are cool again, wouldn't mind seeing a Firm II album with Nas, Mega, AZ and Nature. But that makes too much sense to happen.

I never thought that Marley Marl was a good producer. He was really overrated. As far as a Firm album, the main problem would be getting AZ with Nas. Mega and Nature speak to each other. As a matter of fact Nature is going to be Mega's next album.

Posted by BigC:

Posted by bigbeast:

Posted by CDB:

lol yeah but they were saying that it was coming late this year...hopefully. Im still waiting on the Nas & Premo album and the Nas & Az album but I doubt that they will come out even though that would be fire.

I'm a big Premo fan, but I'm not sure I want an entire Nas album produced by Premo. Maybe half by Premo, and the other half by Pete Rock, Marley Marl, Large Professor, Rza, Kanye etc. As much As I like Stillmatic, Lost tapes, and even It was written, I'm still waiting on a real follow up to Illmatic. I need one more grimey album from Nas in the vien of Illmatic but updated obvioulsy.

Also, since Nas and Cormega are cool again, wouldn't mind seeing a Firm II album with Nas, Mega, AZ and Nature. But that makes too much sense to happen.

I never thought that Marley Marl was a good producer. He was really overrated. As far as a Firm album, the main problem would be getting AZ with Nas. Mega and Nature speak to each other. As a matter of fact Nature is going to be Mega's next album.

Whats up with AZ and Nas? BTW, without Marley Marl, there is no Premo, RZA, Large Pro, Kanye etc. He was the father of sampling and chopping. He produced classics, Kanes "Long Live the Kane", G Raps "Road to the Riches", Biz Marks first joint, LL's "Mama said knock you out", some joints off Lords of the underground.....And the greates posse cut of all time "Symphony".