This cohesive compilation is gonna be just right for the summer. The sequel to the Queens rappers 2002 compilation to arrive on December 14. Unfortunately, I dont know all the details. I did more research and apparently its an actual limited CD. I was surfing the net and was on Discogs when I found this. They are available now at the Nasir Jones official site, Spotify, Apple Music, and your other favorite streaming outlets, with very cool album art courtesy of artist Daniel Arsham. Is this an actual original 2003 version of The Lost Tapes, Vol. There are 16 unheard tracks that Nas has unleashed. The Lost Tapes By Matthew Ismael Ruiz Genre: Rap Label: Mass Appeal / Def Jam Reviewed: JOstensibly a sequel to The Lost Tapes, these unreleased songs from Nas’ latter-day. Compiled from songs that were cut from his last 4 studio albums, The Lost Tapes 2 offers the party, and the teaching we expect from NAS, with some tremendous features that makes it stand alone as a great album.įeatures include the legend Al Jarreau, Keyon Harrold, RaVaughn, and music from magnificent producers like Swizz Beatz, Pharrell, Statik Selectah, RZA, Kanye West, and No I.D., making sure the tracks they are included on were riding for NAS.

Nas: 2:06: 3: It Ain't Hard to Tell (live) Nas: 2. He has dropped music from this project, but today NAS gives us The Lost Tapes 2. 2: Tales of a Street Poet Release by Nas (see all versions of this release, 1 available).

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