Nas: Illmatic Vinyl LP J Dilla aka Jay Dee as this is most certainly

as this is most certainly some form of acoustic alchemy and I'm left still not really knowing how to describe it

plus a handful of other afro-carribean disco and dub joints from the 70's compiled for the first time on vinyl

Comes in black or red printed cover (randomly shipped)

" an epic spaced out Balearic number

Nas: Illmatic Vinyl LP J Dilla aka Jay Dee as this is most certainlyWhat can I say about this album? Easily in the top 10 of all time, there is no way to pick favorites on this album. Not even one okay track on here. Everything is amazing. When this came out in 94, it was one of the most anticipated albums of all time, taking about two years to finally release. And it dropped with ten songs, no filler, blowing the lid off everybody. Nas wrote the deepest street poetry, touched inner thoughts and demons and still shot