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CSDb - Illmatic by Elysium (1999) You are not logged in Illmatic 1999 Released by: Release Date: 6 September 1999 Type: Released At: Achievements:: #2 User rating: 8.8/10 (13 votes) 8.5/10 (6 votes) - Public votes only. Credits: Code. Of of, of, of Music. Of, of, of, Graphics. Of of, SIDs used in this release: Download: (downloads: 1832) (downloads: 424) (downloads: 406) (downloads: 386) (downloads: 330) (downloads: 187) (downloads: 156) Look for downloads on external sites: User Comment Submitted by Sith on 12 February 2017 I'm getting checker-dizzy. @.@ Nice afro ride, albeit a bit short.

Apr 19, 1994 - Name: Nas – Illmatic Genre: Rap Hip-Hop Year: 1994. Label: Columbia Featuring: AZ Producers: Faith N. (executive), MC Serch (exec.). That, to me, is the holy grail – the trinity if you will – of the golden era’s finest albums. And thus we traverse from The Illmatic B-Sides to The Illmatic Archives. Allow me to explain how the discs are divided. Disc one contains b-sides and remixes, mostly taken from Illmatic single releases.

Love the disco and funk vibes. Some nice pics and fireworks too.

User Comment Submitted by on 5 August 2009 Wizard's one is also great. User Comment Submitted by on 23 February 2008 Don't forget to chose Shogoon's tune and take a really deep breath;) You're going to love it! User Comment Submitted by on 21 October 2006 Some pretty cool graphics and nice design ideas. The flow of the demo could be much smoother, though. User Comment Submitted by on 9 September 2005 Oh those gfx. And the sweet floating particles! A menu with diferrent music themes to choose for the same demo, long before Cycle.

Nas Illmatic Zippyshare

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Often cited as one of the best hip-hop albums of the '90s, is the undisputed classic upon which ' reputation rests. It helped spearhead the artistic renaissance of New York hip-hop in the post- era, leading a return to street aesthetics. Yet even if marks the beginning of a shift away from -inspired alternative rap, it's strongly rooted in that sensibility. For one, employs some of the most sophisticated jazz-rap producers around:, and, who underpin their intricate loops with appropriately tough beats. But more importantly, takes his place as one of hip-hop's greatest street poets - his rhymes are highly literate, his raps superbly fluid regardless of the size of his vocabulary.

He's able to evoke the bleak reality of ghetto life without losing hope or forgetting the good times, which become all the more precious when any day could be your last. As a narrator, he doesn't get too caught up in the darker side of life - he's simply describing what he sees in the world around him, and trying to live it up while he can.

He's thoughtful but ambitious, announcing on 'N.Y. State of Mind' that 'I never sleep, 'cause sleep is the cousin of death,' and that he's 'out for dead presidents to represent me' on 'The World Is Yours.' Elsewhere, he flexes his storytelling muscles on the classic cuts 'Life's a Bitch' and 'One Love,' the latter a detailed report to a close friend in prison about how allegiances within their group have shifted. Hip-hop fans accustomed to 73-minute opuses sometimes complain about 's brevity, but even if it leaves you wanting more, it's also one of the few '90s rap albums with absolutely no wasted space.

Reveals a great lyricist in top form meeting great production, and it remains a perennial favorite among serious hip-hop fans.