If you are unaware of the build up to this album, then you have missed out on a lot as this album is official untitled, however all Nas fans will know this album as "N****r" (yeah the '-er', not '-a') as Nas really wants to make a statement about censorship, which has become one of the biggest ... Read review
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Advantages: Big tunes all the way through. Concept doesn't get weak at any time. Disadvantages: Nothing specific
If you are unaware of the build up to this album, then you have missed out on a lot as this album is official untitled, however all Nas fans will know this album as "N****r" (yeah the '-er', not '-a') as Nas really wants to make a statement about censorship, which has become one of the biggest issues for Hip Hop as of late. After so much rebellion from others, he was forced to remove that title from the album, however by not giving it a title means ... ...really be called. Just to give you an idea of who has openly embraced the original title, the following should be named so you know where some people stand on the issue:
Jay-Z
Bishop Lamont Alicia Keys
Russell Simmons
LL Cool J
Rev Run
Kelis
AZ
Common
Akon
Method Man
Lupe Fiasco
David Banner
GZA
Melle Mel
This isn't to say that every other rapper and R&B musician is against it, but these were the only ones to clearly show support, ...
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Album Notes: 'Untitled' is the ninth studio album by revolutionary hip hop artist Nas. Shrouded with controversy and debate upon its release, this record sees Nas pushing the boundaries even further and highlights his many talents. Like his previous album ('Hip Hop Is Dead'), this record is political, intelligent and relentless. The hypnotic lyrics shock and entice the listener, making this a powerful and enduring album from one of hip hop's truly unique artists. Includes the single 'Hero' featuring Keri Hudson.
Titles on disc 1
1.: Queens Get The Money
2.: You Can't Stop Us Now - Nas & Eban Thomas
3.: Breathe
4.: Make The World Go Round - Nas & Chris Brown/The Game