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trying to load the song, but yea....
Gugu, I only said it being a biased Nas fan, and just teasing. You are correct, it didn't even FAZE Jay-z's career. But it definitely worked wonders for Nas, who had been falling in the cracks of mainstream. Yet for those of you talking about I Am... as his most mainstream work can't deny that the beast was still present (see UNDYING LOVE above!). The war with Jay unleased him once again. Oh, and even the name calling was on point. Jay-Z looks like Joe Camel, twins seperated at birth. (yes takeover was heat. Beat was Kanye, not alot of people know that).
As for Immortal Technique, like has been said, lyrically ill, but inconsistent flow. Hoping to hit up rock the bells when it rolls through Ft. Lauderdale. Get to see both these artists plus Wu, Mos, Rakim, Dead Prez, Jedi Mind Tricks and many others.
Oh and sulmoney, being from South Florida, I must come to the South's defense! Now don't get me wrong, I am NOT a big fan of music playing on the radio these days, and I can't say I like south music. But it is that dirty south vibe that is responsible for EVERY club banger these days. Hell, we're the ones getting people to come to the clubs! Lol you won't ever see me Crank Dat Soulja Boy, but i have to give the south props becuase it does what it does, and it does it well. Again, not trying to argue whether its GOOD or not. But personally, in the club or at a party, I'm not trying get deep with all the words to "Rewind" or "Hip-Hop". Just wanna get crunk! lol.
Oh and Nikhil, I'll have to very respectfully disagree. Poison was great, but Rewind wins purely off its concept and imagery.
BTW anyone know the rules on posting NONbhangra music? lol I was gonna post a couple of the tracks for those of you still waiting for Untitled if anyone wanted, but dont want to break any rules now... Saleem/Waleed?